2025 UBS Young Leadership Program
全台第一場瑞士銀行新生代領袖營於葳格國際學校獨家登場！瑞士銀行（UBS）是一家以財富管理為核心業務的銀行，全球每兩位億萬富豪，就有一位是 UBS 的客戶。非常感謝 UBS 為葳格中學生策劃兩天的研習課程，內容涵蓋金融知識、資產配置、慈善公益、AI 和當代藝術。同學們透過分組討論與合作，直接與不同領域的專家交流學習，開闊視野。
UBS 台灣財富管理負責人蘇韋毓在致詞中表示，本次營隊的講師不僅來自 UBS 金融服務團隊，還邀請到輔仁大學 AI 人工智慧發展中心的謝邦昌教授，以及藝術收藏家 Bryant Chao 進行分享。活動的目的在於培養同學用不同的思考方式面對人生課題與決策，讓他們未來「不用靠運氣也能穩穩地贏」。
「如何運用一百萬美金來規劃投資組合？」這道終極挑戰，考驗各組學員如何整合課程所學，透過分析與創意思考，制定最佳投資策略。在團隊協作過程中，他們不僅訓練溝通技巧，更在發表會中展現自信，提升口語表達能力。
同學們揮別金融小白，紛紛展示小組精心設計的投資組合，涵蓋股票、債券、外匯等投資工具，並提出 AI 應用於醫療、陪伴聊天和律師事務所等創新構想，甚至融入 CSR 企業社會責任的實際做法，表現可圈可點。
何永全副創辦人也以行動支持，擔任發表會的評審之一，給予同學們許多鼓勵與建議。他指出，這場營隊活動內容豐富且實用，所學概念將受用一生。期待未來與 UBS 持續緊密合作，為台灣下一代開創無限可能。
Taiwan’s First UBS Young Leadership Program Exclusively at Wagor International School.
UBS, a global leader in wealth management, serves one out of every two billionaires worldwide. We were honored to collaborate with UBS in offering a two-day workshop for Wagor International School high school students. The program covered essential topics such as financial literacy, asset allocation, philanthropy, artificial intelligence (AI), and contemporary art. Through group discussions and collaborative projects, students engaged directly with experts across various fields, broadening their perspectives and deepening their understanding.
In his opening remarks, Henry Su, Taiwan Location Head of UBS Global Wealth Management, highlighted the distinguished lineup of instructors, which included UBS financial service professionals, Professor Ben-Chang Shia from Fu Jen Catholic University’s Artificial Intelligence Development Center, and renowned art collector Bryant Chao. He emphasized that the program aims to equip students with innovative thinking skills to tackle life’s challenges and make informed decisions, ensuring that they can "achieve success steadily without relying on luck."
A key highlight of the program was the ultimate challenge: "How would you allocate a 1 million U.S. dollar investment portfolio?" This exercise tested students’ ability to integrate their newly acquired knowledge, conduct data analysis, and apply creative thinking to develop optimal investment strategies. Through teamwork, they refined their communication skills and demonstrated confidence and eloquence during their final presentations.
The students, now more financially literate, showcased well-structured investment portfolios incorporating stocks, bonds, and foreign exchange. Their innovative proposals featured AI-driven solutions in healthcare, virtual companionship, and legal services, while also incorporating corporate social responsibility (CSR) principles—earning high praise for their thoughtful and strategic approach.
Ian Ho, Co-Founder of Wagor International School, further demonstrated his support by serving as a panel judge, providing valuable feedback and encouragement to the participants. He emphasized the program’s long-term value, noting that the practical insights gained would benefit students throughout their lives. Looking ahead, he expressed optimism for continued collaboration between Wagor and UBS to create limitless opportunities for Taiwan’s next generation.
