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Startups in Korea Need to Apply for the Zayed Sustainability Prize
Startups in Korea need to apply for the Zayed Sustainability Prize, held annually in the United Arab Emirates. It is one of the top pioneering global awards regarding sustainability. They call on innovators from international organizations to submit entries for the Prize annually. The winners of…
Can Korean Startups Enter the North Korean Market
Back in 2018, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un signed the Panmunjom Declaration with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in South Korea. The declaration was to have both countries cooperate on officially ending the Korean War. Therefore, beginning a new area of peace and improving inter-Korean…
Filing your Taxes in Korea for Foreigners – A Complete Guide
Whether you are starting a company in Korea, teaching English in Korea, or a freelancer, filing your taxes in Korea for foreigners can be complicated, especially if you can’t speak Korean. I have over 20 years of Korean tax accounting and management experience. In addition, I have worked closely…
The Future of Drone Delivery in South Korea
South Korea has been trying to be at the forefront of innovation and technology. Back in 2016, new regulations were drawn up to allow drones to be used for delivery, performance, and advertising. Some of these regulations included changing the weight limit drones can carry from 12kg to 25kg, as…
Adriel – An AI Digital Advertising Platform that Helps Businesses Scale
AI/SaaS startup Adriel has developed an AI digital advertising platform that helps startups and SMEs run multiple ad campaigns in one single platform. It is an automated marketing agency for small businesses and startups. Businesses can create and run ads in minutes. They do not need to worry about…
Best Collaboration Tools in South Korea – Changing the Work Culture
Covid-19 is changing the world rapidly. People work from home because of social distancing, but still have to complete projects with their colleagues. Therefore, collaboration is essential. Korea has a collective work culture with principled rules and a rigid hierarchy. As an employee, one even has…
