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How to organize a workshop for Korean Startups in Seoul
How to do a workshop for Korean startups in Seoul? Since covering the Korean startup ecosystem for over 7 years I have organized my share of events and workshops in Seoul. Some of these were 1 day, some were 2 days, and for bigger startup conferences it can last for up to 3 days. It is always a…
Next Step in South Korea Program Powered by German Accelerator
Startups from all around the world look to enter the Korean market before entering other Asian markets. Some of the reasons for this is the high mobile usage among Korean consumers as well as the presence of global corporations like Samsung and Hyundai. Therefore it is a great testbed for tech…
TechForGood Builds Accelerator Program for Korean Startups
ood an Israeli incubator/accelerator and impact investment organization, has built a unique accelerator program for Korean startups and entrepreneurs. In addition, they are also the official Israeli partners of KISED (Korean Institute of Startups & Entrepreneurship Development) to create this…
A Few Reasons to use Pinterest to Promote your Korean startup
Pinterest is one of the most powerful promotional tools for startups- but it's also one of the least used, too. The platform's reputation does it a bit of a disservice. When you think of Pinterest, what comes to your head? Halloween costumes? Nail art? Gluten-free cake recipes? But, if you're a…
UBI in Korea – The Youth Basic Income Project in Gyeonggi-do
With the concern regarding inequality and unemployment rising in South Korea, the Korean government is looking to innovate their existing redistribution strategy. There is a growing concern not just in South Korea, but around the world, that monopolies, automation, and AI technology will disrupt…
How to Become a Startup Entrepreneur in Korea
More and more Koreans are want to be an entrepreneur in Korea and start their own Korean Startups. That wasn't always the case. In Korea, the dream was for many years was to work for one of the big conglomerates like Samsung or Hyundai. Times have changed and more young Koreans are looking to go…
