Anyang Sam Hospital, part of the Hyosan Medical Foundation, has partnered with the Smart Business Education Center (SBC) and its alumni association to enhance the health and welfare of local business leaders.
According to the hospital, a memorandum of understanding was signed on September 10 with SBC and the alumni association to promote mutual development.
The agreement aims to connect SBC's educational activities for local entrepreneurs and professional managers with the hospital's medical and health management capabilities, supporting the health improvement of its members and establishing a foundation for community development.
The signing ceremony was attended by Lee Dae-hee, chairman of Sam Hospital, along with Kim Yong-bok, medical director, Kim Sang-han, mission director, and Kim Dae-yeol, director of external cooperation. SBC was represented by Kim Moon-seop, director of the education center, and Lee Jae-hwa, president of the alumni association (also chairman of Daesung Marip).
Under the agreement, Sam Hospital will provide various healthcare benefits to SBC members and collaborate on various events and activities organized by SBC.
SBC and the alumni association also expressed their commitment to support the development of Sam Hospital while creating programs focused on health and welfare within their educational curriculum, leveraging both parties' expertise.
In particular, Lee Dae-hee, chairman of Sam Hospital, plans to give lectures on health management and lifestyle medicine to SBC trainees in the future.
The initiative aims to provide practical information to business leaders managing their health amid their busy schedules.
Lee Dae-hee stated, "It is significant to be able to inform leaders in the community about professional medical services and lifestyle medicine. We will support the healthy lives of SBC members and contribute to the health improvement of the community."
Kim Moon-seop, director of SBC, remarked, "Through our collaboration with Sam Hospital, we can now address not only the management capabilities of our alumni but also their health. We will continuously seek ways to be a strong partner for the community."
The agreement has been positively received in the community, as it signifies a deepening exchange between businesses and medical institutions, going beyond mere institutional cooperation to broaden interactions through health and education.
As interest in health management and community welfare among business leaders grows, the combination of medical expertise and local business networks raises expectations for various future programs.
Meanwhile, SBC, established in November 2018, is a management education institution that offers business management courses for entrepreneurs, professional managers, and small business owners in the Anyang, Gunpo, Uiwang, and Gwacheon areas.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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