The Korea IT Professionals Association (IPAK) announced on the 30th that it has signed a business agreement with Ewha Womans University Startup Support Group to discover and nurture female startups.
The Korea IT Professionals Association and Ewha Womans University Startup Support Group are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement. (From left) Jae-min Oh, Deputy Head of Startup Support Group; Ji-yeon Jeong, Team Leader of Startup Support Group; Sang-jun Kim, Head of Startup Support Group; Seong-hwan Bae, President of Korea IT Professionals Association; Kwang-bae Kim, Secretary General of Business Affairs, Korea IT Professionals Association; Kyung-soo Kim, Director of RSN.
The two organizations have agreed to join forces to activate the female venture business ecosystem by discovering and supporting female prospective entrepreneurs and startups in the fields of artificial intelligence and IT.
They plan to actively work on establishing a foundation for startup support and developing support programs through close information exchange and cooperation in the future.
Bae Seonghwan, IPAK Chairman (CEO of RSN), said, "This agreement will be an important stepping stone to enable more women to demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit and to lay the foundation for their ideas to grow into businesses," adding, "We will strive to provide necessary resources and operate support programs through close cooperation between the two organizations."
Lee Sangjun, head of Ewha Womans University Startup Support Group, said, "We will find ways to provide practical help to female prospective entrepreneurs by utilizing various internal university resources and all possible capabilities."
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