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SG Entertainment – The First International Incubator of Creators in Korea
SG Entertainment is a Seoul-based company that trains and manages the next generation of international creators. Therefore, they are not just a music label but also an academy and production studio. Their aim is to train and manage the next generation of international creators. Currently, most…
Seoul Fintech Lab Investor’s Day Showcases 6 Korean Fintech Startups
Seoul Fintech Lab has partnered with Plug and Play a Silicon Valley accelerator/innovation platform that recently launched in South Korea to host a pitch event to showcase 6 Korean fintech startups. The virtual event will be called Investor's Day and will take place on February 17th, 2021 10:00 AM…
Top Fintech Marketing Hacks in South Korea
Fintech has undoubtedly become a major power player in the financial industry. It’s allowed consumers to radically change how they view money, including transactions, savings, and investments. While some may believe that fintech’s growth has plateaued, others find that the industry is still at its…

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Top 10 Korean Cryptocurrency Exchanges – Best of 2021
Korean cryptocurrency exchanges are still going strong despite facing opposition from the Korean government and banks. Korea still remains one of the top cryptocurrency trade exchange markets. South Korea has become a hub for cryptocurrency exchanges over the past few years. When you add in the…
List of South Korean Visas to Consider for Working in Korea – Best Tips
There are many South Korean Visas out there and it can get pretty complicated. For those interested in working in Korea, they first need to find the right Visa. Therefore, the process can take some time and the documents that are required can be extensive. The article breaks down everything you…
Tips for Korean Americans Applying to Korean Companies
Korean Americans can bring a lot of value to Korean companies. Mainly because they understand Korean working culture and are fluent in English. If you can speak Korean that is a huge plus. Since I have worked with Korean startups and worked for large Korean companies, let me give you some tips when…
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