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How Korean Startups can enter the German Market
For many startups in Korea looking to enter the European market, Germany has become their prime destination. As the UK has left the EU, Germany is now regarded as the top economic power in the region. They are considered the largest economy in Europe and the 4th largest globally. Therefore,…
20 Korean Entrepreneurs Who Built Successful Startups
These days, more and more Koreans are looking to become entrepreneurs instead of working for a Korean corporation. One of the main reasons for this is the success of many Korean entrepreneurs who have found great success in Korea's startup industry. They have encouraged the next generation of…
Korean Government Agencies That Support Startups
Startups in Korea need the support of Korean government agencies more than ever before. The startup ecosystem in Korea has been surging since 2015. However, 2020 and 2021 saw many startups in Korea struggling due to the covid pandemic. It was not just restaurants, shops, and small companies that…
Korean Fintech Payments Startups Changing the Way Koreans Pay
More and more businesses in Korea are becoming digital and shifting to online platforms. Therefore, there has been a rise in innovative Korean fintech payments startups offering effective digital solutions and efficient tools to help the fintech industry in Korea. They provide seamless and secure…
Top Corporate VC firms in Korea that Startups Should Know
Corporate VC Firms in Korea have grown rapidly over the past decade. Now startups in Korea have a choice in whether to go with an institutional Venture Capital firm or a Corporate Venture Capital (CVC). There are major differences between the two in regards to investment stage, fund objective,…
AWS Startup Ramp in Korea Aims to Support the Pubic Sector
AWS (Amazon Web Services) launched AWS Public Sector Startups Ramp in South Korea. It is a program that is designed to help early-stage tech startups in Korea build solutions for the public sector using its platform. The South Korean government has always been open to experimenting with new ideas…
