Busan Women's Center Hosts 'Themed Startup Special Lectures'

Special Lectures for Prospective Entrepreneurs on the 12th and 26th of Next Month

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Yoon Yoseop] The Busan Women's Center Women's Startup Support Center is conducting 'Themed Startup Special Lectures' to help Busan citizens develop effective startup strategies and promote successful startups.

According to Busan City on the 28th, the themed startup special lectures will be held a total of six times from the 12th of next month until the end of this year in the small conference room on the 2nd floor of the Women's Center.

This special lecture features Yoo Jeongseon, a startup expert consultant and capacity-building consultant at the Small Enterprise and Market Service, who will serve as a mentor for aspiring entrepreneurs.

The first lecture on the 12th will be held under the theme '2020 Startup Trends and Item Selection.' It will cover the latest changes in the startup field, consultations on individual startup types, and the process of selecting startup items.

Following that, the second lecture on the 26th will cover 'Government Support Programs and How to Write a Business Plan.' It plans to introduce government support systems for effective startup funding planning and strengthening startup capabilities. Along with this, it will analyze key elements through examples of actual business plans that attract attention.

In the upcoming 'Themed Startup Special Lectures,' lectures on essential topics for prospective entrepreneurs such as ▲tax law ▲lease protection law ▲marketing will be provided, along with industry-specific education.

The Women's Startup Support Center will recruit students through phone and in-person registration from the 28th until the 25th of next month. The recruitment quota is around 40 people, and the tuition fee is free.

A representative of the Women's Startup Support Center stated, “We are operating various startup programs to contribute to the successful startups of center students and local residents as well as the revitalization of the local economy, so we hope for active participation.”