SparkPlus Signs MOU with NongHyup Bank to Foster Innovative Startups

Mutual Exchange Activation and Support for Overseas Expansion to Foster Startup Ecosystem Growth

On the 20th, at the NH Digital Innovation Campus Dream Hall, Kim Ho-min, co-CEO of SparkLabs, Son Byung-hwan, president of NH Nonghyup Bank, and Mok Jin-geon, CEO of SparkPlus (from left), signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support investment for fostering innovative startups.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Sparkplus, a shared office company (CEO Mok Jin-geon), announced on the 21st that it has signed a business agreement (MOU) with NH Nonghyup Bank and the global accelerator SparkLabs to support investment for fostering innovative startups.

Through this agreement, the three parties will support ▲discovering innovative startups based on digital new technologies ▲providing residency support and growth mentoring for innovative startups ▲supporting IR and investment linkage for innovative startups ▲activating mutual exchanges to expand support for the startup ecosystem ▲networking for overseas expansion of fostered companies.

Mok Jin-geon, CEO of Sparkplus, said, "Sparkplus will spare no effort to support the startup ecosystem to grow further based on its experience in operating programs for startup growth support and know-how in space management," adding, "We hope this business agreement will be an opportunity to foster and discover more startups."