Toss Securities Successfully Concludes 'Special Lecture on Global Industry Trends' for Young People

Based on firsthand insights from U.S. visits
Examining industry changes and future jobs in the AI era

Toss Securities announced on October 27 that it had successfully concluded a series of lectures on global industry trends for young people at the Jangchung-dong Small Library, operated by the Jung-gu Cultural Foundation.

The lectures were held as part of the "Sustainable Independence" program, which the Jangchung-dong Small Library runs to support the self-development and skills of young adults living alone. The two sessions took place on October 17 and 24, with Lee Younggon, head of research at Toss Securities, serving as the speaker.

Lee Younggon, head of the Research Center at Toss Securities, gives a special lecture on global industry trends for young people at Jangchung-dong Small Library on the 17th and 14th. Toss Securities

Titled "Understanding the Future Through Global Trends," the lectures shared firsthand insights gained by the Toss Securities Research Center during visits to Silicon Valley, Washington, D.C., Texas, and other locations in the United States from 2024 to 2025. Topics included the innovation ecosystems of Silicon Valley startups and big tech companies; policies and regulations affecting major industries such as semiconductors, AI, and energy; and factors driving the movement of companies and talent.

The sessions also examined how AI and technological advances could transform industries and jobs, as well as the skills needed for future careers, connecting global industry trends with young people's career paths. Participants asked practical questions about careers and career development in the AI era, prompting lively discussion.

"AI and technological innovation are changing not only industries but also the way we work and the nature of jobs," Lee said. "I hope these lectures will help young people understand the direction of global industrial change and broaden their perspectives as they prepare for the future."

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