"To Be Used for Programs
Such as Strengthening Women-Led Businesses"

The Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association announced on the 5th that it had signed a donation agreement with KCGI at the headquarters of KCGI Asset Management in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, on the 4th.


On the 4th, at the headquarters of KCGI Asset Management in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, participants including Park Changsook, President of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association (fourth from the left), and Cho Wonbok, CEO of KCGI Asset Management (fifth from the left), posed for a commemorative photo during the business agreement ceremony between the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association and KCGI Asset Management. Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association

On the 4th, at the headquarters of KCGI Asset Management in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, participants including Park Changsook, President of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association (fourth from the left), and Cho Wonbok, CEO of KCGI Asset Management (fifth from the left), posed for a commemorative photo during the business agreement ceremony between the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association and KCGI Asset Management. Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association

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Through this agreement, KCGI will donate 10 million won from the profits of the Women Fund. The Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association plans to use this donation for various support programs, including strengthening the capabilities of women-led businesses and fostering future women entrepreneurs.



Park Changsook, President of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, said, "This agreement is a meaningful example of a private financial institution participating in the growth of women entrepreneurs and the realization of social value," and added, "The association will continue to work toward building a sustainable ecosystem for women-led businesses through diverse partnerships."


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