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Meet your Match Korea – An Online Investor-Startup Matching Event
KK Fund is a Singapore-based VC fund that invests in seed-stage startups across South East Asia. They wanted to focus on seed-stage startups in Korea looking to expand into the South East Asian market. Therefore they partnered with KVIC (Korea Venture Investment Corp), a Korean governmental agency…
Clubhouse in Korea – Networking Online for Koreans
Entrepreneurs living in Korea have started to hop on to Clubhouse to not only expand their network but also grow their business. It is interesting to see how quickly Clubhouse in Korea has taken off. As most might already know, Clubhouse is only available on IOS. There are been reports that Koreans…
Seoul Global Challenge Aims to Improve Air Quality in Subways
An innovative startup program in Seoul called the Seoul Global Challenge will allow startups from around the world to work with the government agencies in Korea to help solve air quality issues on subways. The Seoul Global Challenge is a project in which global innovators, including domestic and…
Innovative Natural Skincare Ingredients Used by Beauty Brands
The days of natural skincare being just about lemons and avocados are over. World-leading skincare researchers are constantly searching for the most innovative natural skincare ingredients packed full of actives. And now, there’s more choice than ever for highly effective vegan beauty products.
Top 5 Desktop and Mobile Browsers Used in South Korea
To better understand consumers in South Korea, it is critical to understand the top browsers used in South Korea. Browsers are the portals to the web that are filled with rich features and extensions. They are like any software program so anyone can technically make a browser. However, the best…
Smartphone Use in Korea is Getting Out of Hand
Smartphone use is increasing everywhere in the world. However, smartphone use in Korea is increasing at an alarming rate. South Korea ranks at the top for smartphone ownership at 95%. The other 5% have a mobile phone. Therefore in South Korea, smartphone or mobile phone ownership is at 100%.…
