Wynn Macau has signed two memoranda of understanding with the Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ) to launch the “School-Corporation Partnership” and “Parenting Education” program, the gaming operator announced yesterday in a press release.
Through these two initiatives, “established with the goal of offering students and young people learning and training opportunities across industries,” Wynn and DSEDJ “hope to work together to help cultivate a new generation of talent in Macau.”
The “Inspiring Through Talents Nurturing Program Collaboration Signing Ceremony” took place yesterday at Wynn Palace. Kong Chi Meng, director of the DSEDJ, and Zuleika Mok, senior vice president of human resources at Wynn Macau Limited, co-signed the memoranda in the presence of Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Ao Ieong U, and Xu Ting, director of the department of education and youth affairs in the Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macau SAR.
“Wynn is honored to partner with the DSEDJ in launching the two collaborative initiatives,” said Linda Chen, president and executive director of Wynn Resorts (Macau).
