The March 2009 issue of EUROVIEW reports that the European Chamber of Commerce SME Centre and the Chinese Cultural University signed an agreement to establish an “International Internship Program” to enhance the ability of college students to work in the workplace.
Elias Ek, CEO and Co-founder of Enspyre, worked with PCCU Director John Liao to plan the cooperation. He hopes that through this project, he can work with the academic community to train talents for Taiwan.
![[Taipei Times] Enter the dragon](https://www.enspyre.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/enspyre-dragons-chamber-pod-400x250.jpg)
Dragon’s Chamber Taiwan provides foreign entrepreneurs, who face credit restrictions from domestic banks, with a platform and a shot to access much-needed funding By Liam Gibson / Staff reporter John Kellenberger says a lack of access to funding is the greatest...
![[Business Today] Taiwan Is Beautiful But Will be Better With Better English](https://www.enspyre.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/business-today-400x250.jpg)
Business Today and English Career reports on the new laws implemented and proposed to attract foreign talent. One of the people interviewed is Enspyre Co-founder and CEO Elias Ek. "Living in Taiwan for 19 years, Elias Ek, CEO of Enspyre and a permanent resident...
![[CTI TV]: How Youth Can Deal With Low Pay](https://www.enspyre.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/20180401-cti-video-1-400x250.jpg)
CTI TV News reports on how young people take to entrepreneurship. Enspyre CEO Elias Ek is among the experts being interviewed. By the end of last year, 3,495 startups had opened their doors, many of whom founded by young people. They are technically creative, but they...
