Jiangsu Province Association of Federations recommended training for rich second generation

Newspaper reporter Wu Zhigang Jiangsu Province, a survey of industry and Commerce, the founder of Jiangsu's first generation of private enterprises, the average age has more than 51 years old, began to enter the abdication period.　　To this end, the Jiangsu Federation of Industry and Commerce in the ongoing Jiangsu "two sessions" on the submission of proposals, proposed to strengthen the private enterprise second generation of successors training. In the next 5-10 years, China will usher in the peak of private wealth transfer from the first generation of entrepreneurs to the second generation, according to the survey of the Association of Federations in Jiangsu province. As of December 31, 2009, the founder of Jiangsu first generation of private enterprises, the average age of 50.4 years. 23.4% of them plan to shift immediately, 83.8% are ready to retire before the age of 65, and the average for retirement is 62.9 years old. At present, 7.3% of the generation of private entrepreneurs, reins to their children.　　In the next 1-5 years, 6-10 years, 11-15 years, 13.3%, 25%, 32.1% of the private enterprises will be the civil wealth from the first generation of entrepreneurs to the second generation of the successor to the transfer. Jiangsu Province Federation of Industry and Commerce in the proposal, the second generation of private enterprise education and training into the whole province of the overall talent training work, with the support of planning and organizing training, we should make efforts to improve the social responsibility and sense of mission, insight and foresight, and enhance the innovation ability of "Fu er Generation".　　Leading the enterprise innovation and development, scientific development, harmonious development. As early as 2009, Jiangsu Provincial party Committee organized the organization of large private enterprise successors to the Jiangsu Provincial Committee to train, the practice was widely questioned, some people think it is the public finance for the rich to pay.　　The party organization of Jiangsu Province subsequently responded that the training was part of the construction work, and that it was not paid by the public finance in full, and that the trainees volunteered to participate and charge properly. It is reported that the Jiangsu Province, the Federation of the "rich second generation" of the proposal, has also been many other CPPCC members of the opposition, some members of the CPPCC Group Seminar on the objection, "training of the second generation of rich, should not be financed by the government." ”