Kao Yu-Yi has been the lead instructor for WCEO summer programs for over two decades. If you ask any returning camper or TA why they keep coming back, her name comes up. She is the kind of person who makes young people feel genuinely seen, and that is not a method. It is just who she is.

At GO-YCA Training, she brings that same presence into a more focused format. Her approach draws on theater-based methods and experiential learning developed through years of working across Taiwan and the Taiwanese American community. As a trainer, she joined and trained over 5,000 participants including these programs for FASCA (Formosa Association of Student Cultural Ambassadors，中華民國僑務委員會「海外青年文化大使」計畫), 新北文化大使, 技職精英人才培育計畫, and 世台聯合基金會生命教育研習.

The students who went through her programs years ago are now the ones helping her run them.

Alex Wang has been part of the WCEO community since he was five years old. What started with culture camps and LAF programs grew into something he could not walk away from, taking him from TA roles to Connexpedition volunteer trips in Taiwan, teaching English abroad, and working alongside Vox Nativa in Taiwan's aboriginal communities. He eventually returned to lead his own Connexpedition team. Today, he serves as Lead Advisor for GO-YCA and leads Strategic Partnerships for Startups and Digital Natives at Microsoft.