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FSA Research Project 2022
SOUTH KOREA
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Purpose
Our purpose is to capture meaningful possibilities for companies to make a positive impact on international level and to improve business strategies that go beyond national borders.
Mission
The mission of the FSA Research Project is to sustain our customers with durable, meaningful, and actionable insights for future business strategies in order to accumulate to a succesfull partnership and international experience.
Values
Maintain the highest level of professional integrity
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Enhance the performance of our customers significantly
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Build an exceptional atmosphere for extraordinary young professionals
Why us?
Partners
We are trained by industry leaders. Every year we are supported by the top companies in the process to success
Advisory Board
Our Advisory Board is strongly involved in our decision-making processes and consists of a diverse group of industry experts
Track Record
In 25 years, we have completed over 150 consultancy cases for more than 100 different firms
"Besides all the business and personal learning’s, the Research Project is a great opportunity to broaden your view by temporarily living and working in another country and culture.’'
My most important lesson was “how to co-create and contribute to a culture where each RP student feels accountable for the common goal?”
“You can't be selfish and only do things the way you think you should, the whole team has to get behind it.”
“During the acquisition phase I got to know multiple companies in various industries, which broadened my horizon, network and knowledge on which direction I wanted to go after my studies"
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South Korea
The early 1960’s can be seen as the moment the South Korean economy kickstarted, and transformed itself from an agrarian society into one of the world’s most highly industrialized nations. South Korea, being part of the four Asian Tigers, has a capitalist and export driven economy – in combination with an abundance of highly skilled and educated labor, fostered by strong government support. Next to the stability, growth of the South Korean economy, and well-standing relationships with the Netherlands (2nd largest trading partner of the EU), we deem the location to be promising country for the FSA Research Project 2022.
