Kia Recruiting 5th Generation of University Student Supporters 'Kia Creators'

Scheduled to be active for four months starting this August

[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] Kia announced on the 21st that it is recruiting the 5th generation of the university student supporter program 'Kia Creator,' which implements ideas about future mobility as artistic inspiration together with domestic university students.

'Kia Creator,' which pursues mutual growth between Kia and university students, is a university student communication program that has allowed students to propose ideas related to Kia and apply them to practical work since 2018.

The 5th generation of Kia Creator, currently recruiting, will be active for about four months from August to November. Any university student interested in future mobility and NFTs can participate. Applications can be submitted on the Kia Creator website until the 11th of next month, and the final successful candidates will be announced on the 28th of next month.

Selected participants will carry out a main mission of creating art works themed on Kia PBV and a sub-mission of producing a team-based work catalog to be uploaded on Kia's official SNS.

To this end, Kia invited NFT art planner and artist RayRay as the general director to provide close mentoring, offering various opportunities for university students to gain artistic inspiration and create works. At the end of the year, Kia plans to support students to continue their creative activities by creating NFTs of the 'Kia Creator' works for exhibition and sale.

All participating students will receive a team-based creative support fund of 2 million KRW, mentoring from current NFT artist RayRay, and special lectures related to NFT production.

A Kia official said, “To commemorate the launch of the brand’s first purpose-built mobility (PBV) this year, we are operating the 5th generation of Kia Creator to create Kia’s core business, PBV future mobility, together. We hope many university students will apply to Kia Creator, Kia’s university student communication program.”

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