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N15 Partners Supports Korean Traditional Culture Startups
The 2020 Young Entrepreneurship Support Project for Korean Traditional Culture, a campaign hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism and organized by the Korea Craft & Design Foundation, was a huge success. In November 2020, the project opened applications to support early-stage…
Why Startups in Korea are Lining up to be a part of Lotte Ventures
Lotte Accelerator has since its 2016 inception become one of Korea’s most active and accomplished accelerators. They provide in-house venture capital, a nexus between startups and corporates, and L-Camp (six-month accelerator program). Lotte Accelerator is a Corporate Accelerator of Lotte Group.…
Finding a Job in Korea for Foreigners – Advice from a Recruiter in Korea
Being in the staffing industry for 5 years as a recruiter in Korea (AKA headhunter), I was able to meet and speak with many foreigners in Korea. My interest was not how they got a job but why they have chosen to live in Korea for the rest of their lives. It seemed clear that Korea is safe, clean,…
Top Facial recognition startups in Korea using AI technology
What is facial recognition technology? It is a biometric software application that can verify or identify a person just by their facial features. The data collected is analyzed alongside a database of faces using machine learning algorithms. China has gotten a lot of attention for using facial…
Drug Discovery Startups in Korea Leading the Drug Development Industry
More and more drug discovery startups in Korea are incorporating AI technology in their drug development process. Drug development in Korea is a long process with many trials and regulatory hurdles that startups need to address. It is not uncommon for biotech startups in Korea to do over a decade…
Korean Fintech Startups Focusing on Invest-Tech
If you visit Korea, especially Seoul, you will see that Fintech is everywhere and has now become a standard practice for many industries. Korean Fintech startups and companies have made the lives of many Koreans a lot easier. Today Koreans can pay their bills, access their banks, and even shop…
