Supporting Women Entrepreneurs' Challenges... How?
Songpa Women's Career Connection Center Startup Support Office Seeks New Resident Companies... Providing Office Space and Various Benefits to Prospective and Early-Stage Women Entrepreneurs
[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Songpa-gu (Mayor Seogang Seok) is recruiting female entrepreneurs to move into the Startup Support Office at the Songpa Women's Career Connection Center.
The Startup Support Office provides office space to prospective and early-stage entrepreneurs who have difficulty securing office space, helping women with excellent and innovative startup ideas grow as entrepreneurs and enter society.
The recruitment quota this time is a total of 7 companies: 6 seats in the collaborative office and 1 independent office. Anyone who is a prospective entrepreneur or a female-owned business within 3 years can apply. The residency period is basically 1 year, but it can be extended once for 1 year after evaluation and review upon contract expiration.
Resident companies are given benefits such as access to startup activity spaces including offices, meeting rooms, and studios, as well as participation in various programs like one-on-one expert mentoring services, startup special lectures, and networking among companies.
Those who wish to move in can check the form on the Songpa Women's Career Connection Center website and submit it via email by September 13.
In addition, the Songpa Women's Career Connection Center is committed to strengthening women's capabilities and developing the local community through developing and operating educational programs, running startup booths, and providing employment counseling.
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Kim Ransu, Director of the Women's and Childcare Division, said, "I hope that female entrepreneurs from various fields will establish a foundation through the Startup Support Office and grow as social agents," adding, "We will continue to do our best to support active social participation and economic activities of women."
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