97 Companies with Women-Led Startups, Startups, and Women-Related Items Move In

Seo Jeong-hyeop, Acting Mayor of Seoul, is holding a press conference on the 21st at the Seoul City Hall press room regarding the ban on gatherings of five or more people from midnight on the 23rd until the 3rd of next month. Photo by Kang Jin-hyeong aymsdream@

Seo Jeong-hyeop, Acting Mayor of Seoul, is holding a press conference on the 21st at the Seoul City Hall press room regarding the ban on gatherings of five or more people from midnight on the 23rd until the 3rd of next month. Photo by Kang Jin-hyeong aymsdream@

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Cheol-young] Seo Jeong-cheop, Acting Mayor of Seoul, will visit the site of 'Space Sallim' in Dongjak-gu on the 18th, a complex cultural space created to support the work-life balance of women and families, to check the status of its pilot operation.


According to the Seoul Metropolitan Government, 'Space Sallim' was built near Exit 3 of Daebang Station, spanning from two basement floors to seven above ground. It is comparable in size to Gwanghwamun Square, with a total floor area of 17,957㎡. Although completed in October last year, its official opening was postponed due to COVID-19.


The facility is equipped with various amenities to support the simultaneous growth of women's work and life. It includes an elementary care facility called Our Neighborhood Care Center, a part-time care center for infants and toddlers, a shared kitchen, as well as spaces for content production, education, and a startup hub with promotional and sales areas to support female entrepreneurship.


Currently, 97 companies, including female startup businesses and companies with women-related items, are tenants.


On this day, Acting Mayor Seo will tour the various facilities within Space Sallim. He will also hold a meeting with tenant companies to directly explain Seoul's startup support and care policies and listen to their opinions.



Acting Mayor Seo said, “Space Sallim is a complex cultural space supporting the work-life balance of women and families, centered on working women, and a growth space for female startups proposing new ways of life. We will support female entrepreneurs to efficiently use workspaces and family and care facilities in one place, maintain work-life balance, and focus on startups. We will operate it as a space that anyone in Seoul can enjoy, not only female entrepreneurs.”


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