Changwon City Ignites a 'Second Venture Boom' Through Collective Intelligence

Establishment of the 'Technology Startup Policy Advisory Committee' Composed of 15 Startup Experts

On the 7th, the 'Technology Startup Policy Advisory Committee' was launched in the conference room of Seongsan Art Hall in Changwon-si, Gyeongnam. [Image source=Changwon-si]

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Sang-hyun] Changwon City, Gyeongnam, established the 'Technology Startup Policy Advisory Committee' composed of 15 startup experts on the 7th to foster technology startups and held an appointment ceremony.

Based on the 'Technology Changwon Support Ordinance' promulgated by the city in May, the committee includes many experts such as members of the Startup Support Organizations Council, startup organization officials, professional investment consulting institutions, patent attorneys, and university professors.

With the participation of various institutions and organizations, it is expected to contribute to expanding the base of technology startups by advising on the establishment and implementation of comprehensive technology startup support plans and resolving difficulties faced by technology startup entrepreneurs.

Kim Byung-chang, who was elected chairman on the day, expressed his ambition, saying, "Not only will we engage in advisory activities, but through broad communication and networking among participating institutions and organizations, we will work together to improve the startup landscape concentrated in the metropolitan area and help Changwon become a startup city."

Mayor Heo Seong-mu said, "As private sector technological innovation rapidly unfolds alongside government startup policies, a second venture boom is occurring," adding, "We will work with the advisory committee to create policies that help entrepreneurs and meet their needs."

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