Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association Holds Practical Offline Training on Electronic Bidding for Women-Owned Businesses

Enhancing Understanding of Electronic Bidding Systems
Practical Lectures on Bidding Strategies and More

The Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association announced on July 4 that it held the "2025 Practical Offline Training for Electronic Bidding for Women Entrepreneurs" at the association's main conference room in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, in celebration of the 4th Women Entrepreneurs Week.

On the 3rd, Yuk Taegyun, team leader of Plus Corporation, is giving a lecture at the "Practical Training for Electronic Bidding for Women Entrepreneurs" held at the first-floor auditorium of Yeogyeonghyeop in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association

This training, hosted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and organized by the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, was designed to help women-led businesses with limited bidding experience overcome practical challenges encountered during actual bidding processes and to enhance their understanding of electronic bidding systems. Approximately 100 participants attended, including company representatives and public procurement managers from businesses that have received the Women-Owned Business Certificate.

The training session featured Yuk Taegyun, team leader at Plus Corporation, as the speaker. The program focused on an advanced electronic bidding analysis course and included practical content that can be directly applied in the field, such as how to use the Nara Marketplace, preparations for bidding, and bidding strategies.

Park Changsook, president of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, stated, "As the number of women-owned businesses in Korea continues to grow, there is increasing interest in securing stable sales through participation in the public procurement market. We hope that this training will lower the entry barriers for women entrepreneurs in the procurement market and contribute to enhancing their practical competitiveness."