Big Vice Mall Forum announced that it held its 14th forum on the 29th of last month at the Korea Press Center, inviting CPA Choi Pyeong-guk (Accounting Firm Changcheon). CPA Choi, who gave the lecture that day, presented various accounting management measures for startups and new businesses.


Having advised on venture company accounting and evaluated corporate value for several years, CPA Choi urged small and medium venture companies to be diligent in managing IR materials, preparation, timing of various expense expenditures such as employee wages, and the share management between major shareholders and investors in order to gain recognition of their value and earn investors' trust.


CPA Choi also recommended that small and medium venture companies review various factors such as minimizing financial costs and managing assets and personnel from the perspective of accounting risk management.


"Time to Revisit Accounting Management for SMEs and Ventures"…14th Big Vice Mall Forum View original image


At the event, Hwang Sang-yoon, CEO of Maybe One, shared his own experience of struggling with personnel management for about 100 employees and financial management of a growing company, emphasizing that technology companies need sophisticated accounting management as much as asset and personnel management.



The forum was attended by CEO Hwang Sang-yoon, Dr. Jeon Young-beom, PhD in Media Studies, Ahn Kwang-wook, CEO of BMK Publishing, Lee Sung-jun, CEO of Pangse, job YouTuber Song Yeon-seung, Deputy General Manager Kim Wook-jin of KOTRA, and Heo Kwon-min, Secretary General of the Forum.


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