Electronics company Epson Philippines recently organized a mentorship workshop titled “Creating Future Leaders” aimed at providing student leaders with career insights and future-ready skills.
Held at Gregorio Perfecto High School, a public high school in Manila, the workshop drew participation from over 170 student leaders representing various clubs within the school. The event featured an Empowering Workshop, a key highlight that brought an exciting dynamic to the day. Epson leaders assumed the role of mentors, sharing their wisdom and professional insights with the attendees.
“The workshop was a unique platform for students to interact directly with Epson’s management and gain valuable insights into various career paths,” said Masako Kusama, president and director of Epson Philippines. “Our diverse team was thrilled to share their experiences and knowledge with these enthusiastic young minds.”
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The workshop facilitated question-and-answer discussions led by Epson leaders, covering specific fields such as Accountancy, Marketing, Leadership, Sales, and Customer Service. This interactive setup provided students with the opportunity to explore their areas of interest and seek guidance on leadership and career development. More than just imparting knowledge, the workshop aimed to spark curiosity and foster meaningful conversations between present and future leaders.
In addition to the mentorship sessions, Epson contributed to the school community by donating two printers to the teaching staff and providing kits containing school supplies, snacks, and hygiene items for the students.
“Epson believes that by nurturing future leaders, we are taking a significant step towards achieving our sustainability goals,” said Kusama, emphasizing the company’s dedication to fostering a brighter future through education and mentorship.
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