The executive logistics program has been successfully rolled out through the second session of the program. Unlike the first session which had been replaced with a day seminar, the second session fully featured the contents as they were designed. In the second session, a professor from Yong-Nam University, a CEO of Lim and Co, port and logistics specialists from Gwangyang city hall, Jeonnam provincial government, Haewoon Johap, McTrans and a student of Berlage institute participated. Mr. Lee, a delegation from Korean government, participated as well and translated. We would like to give many thanks to all the participants and the guests who joined the opening ceremony which was held during the boat trip.

According to the program evaluation, the most participants acclaimed the program contents, the daily excursions and quality of the program in general. In the final discussion for the program evaluation, they showed wish to have the program contents expanded with a more week.

Partisans gave the highest rate and special interest to the terminal operation and the port marketing. They wished the subjects would have been extended with more hours. Participants actively involved themselves in the classes by discussing their point of view on the specific issues. A lot of comparison or benchmark points were also addressed by Mr. Lee, a delegation from MOMAF department of Korean government. Dutch labor-management model, specially included in accordance with the situation in Korea, also caught attention from the participants. The labor-management subject addressed form the history of labor-management since Wassenaar agreement to the current social issues that should be resolved with the high priorities.

The third session will be held March in 2004. The tailor made logistics program will be held instantly on the request from a group of participants.