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The first Sweden – Korea Startup Matchday will connect innovative Swedish startups with Korean corporates to collectively work together to find solutions for a digital & sustainable society.
This event organised by Ignite Sweden, K Startup Center, Business Sweden, Things, the Embassy of Sweden in South Korea and is funded by Vinnova-Sweden’s Innovation Agency as part of the Sweden-Korea Innovation Initiative.
Applications for startups close on October 6
In connection to this matchmaking, a Doing Business in South Korea webinar will take place on October 26 at 8:00 CEST. Find out more about the market, culture, specific dos and don’ts in the country and other practical information that will help you expand your business into South Korea.
Learn more and register for the event here.
Important information for startups:
It is important that you indicate which of the challenges you target when you apply to this matchmaking session. Please note that we cannot guarantee that you will get any matches at this event. This event is exclusive for startups established in Sweden.
Your participation is free of charge as it is funded by Vinnova. Once you get the email confirmation that your startup has been matched with a corporate or public organization, our team will contact you with instructions on how to proceed. Click here to read more.
Don’t forget to navigate to “Events” and apply to join this event once you have completed your company’s profile, otherwise we won’t get your application.
Please note that our matchmaking meetings are carefully curated based on a potential business opportunity. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that there will be any matches for your startup or how many meetings each startup will get.
Sign in to our digital platform Ignite Magic to join our program, check out our upcoming matchdays, update your company profile, and access useful resources such as legal templates and other material to help you prepare for your meetings.
Click the boxes below to learn more about our offerings and how to get started.