Yeogyeonghyeop Supports Women Entrepreneurs' Entry into US Market... Signs MOU with Santa Clara Korean Chamber of Commerce

Building Collaborative Networks, Discovering Women Startups, and More

The Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association announced on the 2nd that on the 31st of last month (local time), it signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Santa Clara Korean American Chamber of Commerce in Silicon Valley, USA, to mutually cooperate in strengthening the global management capabilities of women-owned businesses and supporting their entry into the U.S. market.

(From the third person from the left in the front row) Bang Ho-yeol, President of the Santa Clara Korean American Chamber of Commerce, and Lee Jeong-han, President of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, are signing a business agreement at the Santa Clara Korean American Chamber of Commerce in the United States and taking a commemorative photo with key attendees.
[Photo by Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association]

The main contents of the MOU include establishing a cooperative network to enhance the corporate capabilities of member companies from both organizations, supporting small and medium-sized women entrepreneurs in pioneering the U.S. market and exporting products, discovering startup women-owned businesses, and fostering global women CEOs through education on entrepreneurship and business operations.

The signing ceremony was attended by Lee Jeong-han, president of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, and Bang Ho-yeol, president of the Santa Clara Korean American Chamber of Commerce, among others.

President Lee stated, “Although domestic women-owned businesses boast excellent product quality and services, they face many difficulties in developing overseas sales channels. Based on this MOU, we will help outstanding domestic women-owned businesses successfully enter overseas markets and lay the foundation for their growth into global companies.”

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