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The Sports Ethics Center, under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (Acting Director Han Min-soo of Lee (President), hereinafter "the Center"), conducted leadership capability enhancement training for female (prospective) leaders at an educational facility near Jung-gu, Seoul on the 25th.
Regarding this training, the Center explained, "It was organized to deepen understanding of the roles and capabilities required of female employees as leaders, strengthen relationship-building and communication skills with diverse members within the organization, and cultivate future female leaders who will guide the organization."
External professional instructors participated in the training. The program focused on practical leadership competencies needed by female (prospective) leaders, including awareness of the role of female leaders, formation and management of networks within organizations, and strengthening competitiveness based on individual strengths.
The Center stated, "Employees of the Center who participated in the training reflected on their roles and strengths and spent time enhancing capabilities for future growth as leaders."
Han Min-soo, Acting Director of Lee (President) at the Sports Ethics Center, said, "It is important for female (prospective) leaders to identify their strengths and develop the ability to connect them to organizational performance and growth. The Center will continue to do its best in cultivating balanced talent through various training programs that can enhance the potential and capabilities of members, and contribute as an institutional investor protecting the rights and interests of athletes who uphold sports ethics alongside the public."
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