"Tired Bosses, Take a Break" Retreat Shelter Open

[Financial News] The Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute announced on the 18th that it will open its training center located in Jukdo, Hansan-myeon, Tongyeong-si, Gyeongnam, as a shelter for small and medium-sized business owners and small business owners.
The Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute holds a 'Rechallenge Healing Camp' once a year in the first and second half for their recovery, and has decided to open it through advance reservations during the remaining period.
Jeon Won-tae, chairman of MS Gas Group (pictured), who operates the Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute, said, "When running a small or medium-sized business, or as a small business owner or self-employed, many people inevitably experience failure," and "I want to help the bosses who have tasted the bitterness of failure to regain the confidence to start again at Jukdo Training Center."
The Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute plans to charge only about 10,000 won per day per person for a week's stay, including accommodation and meals, to properly preserve its original purpose.
The shelter is open to anyone who wants to train their body and mind with nature and take a break while finding a new path.
The Jukdo Shelter operated by the Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute allows you to recharge your body and mind while enjoying healing and relaxation in the nature of Hallyeohaesang National Park.
Jeon, the founder of the Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute, established a gas plant in the 1970s, experiencing both success and failure, and used his personal fortune to purchase an abandoned elementary school in Jukdo, Tongyeong-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, to create the Jukdo Training Center.
In September 2011, it received approval from the Ministry of SMEs and Startups (formerly the Small and Medium Business Administration) as the first private institution to establish a public foundation. Since November of that year, it has held the 'Rechallenge Healing Camp' free of charge for small and medium-sized business managers, small business owners, and self-employed individuals. 
As of July this year, the Rechallenge Healing Camp has produced over 500 trainees in a total of 32 sessions.
Jeon said, "The Jaegi Small and Medium Business Development Institute will continue to provide rechallenge education to small and medium-sized business managers and small business owners to instill confidence and courage to restart."

stand@fnnews.com Seo Ji-yoon Reporter