Korea Social Investment: "Achieve ESG Management Results Through Startup Investment"
'ESG Donation Fund Seminar' to be Held on the 25th
"Sharing ESG Management Cases with Startups"
Korea Social Investment will hold an 'ESG Donation Fund Seminar' for companies aiming to strengthen ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management.
At this seminar, Korea Social Investment plans to share social contribution strategies that enhance ESG performance and present methods for measuring the social value of social contribution projects.
The seminar will take place on the 25th at Front1 in Gongdeok-dong, Seoul. Any company seeking to strengthen social contribution, CSR, or ESG management through ESG startup investment or open innovation is welcome to participate.
Korea Social Investment specializes in managing ESG investment funds, global accelerating, and ESG strategy consulting. For several years, it has conducted social contribution and CSR projects related to startup nurturing and investment in collaboration with large corporations and public enterprises. Notable partners include Kyobo Life Insurance, JDC (Jeju Free International City Development Center), IBK Industrial Bank of Korea, and KOICA.
It has also collaborated on donation projects with institutions such as Hana Financial Group, National Health Insurance Service, MetLife Korea Foundation, and Korea Electric Power Corporation to implement programs that can enhance ESG performance.
Lee Soon-yeol, CEO of Korea Social Investment, stated, "ESG and impact investing, which invest in startups creating a better world, are gaining significant attention in the financial market and among companies," adding, "We will share cases that have increased the execution power of ESG management together with startups generating social impact."
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Meanwhile, Korea Social Investment plans to offer one-on-one meetups related to the donation fund on a first-come, first-served basis for those who apply in advance. For more details and seminar registration, please refer to the Korea Social Investment website.
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