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Business Incubation Center helps local startups enter global markets

Jeonbuk National University's Business Incubation Center is helping promising local startups enter global markets by developing overseas sales channels and strengthening their brand competitiveness. The university said the center is working to expand growth opportunities for local businesses by turning meetings with overseas buyers into export partnerships and providing follow-up support. These…

Business Incubation Center helps local startups enter global markets

The Korea Times reports that Jeonbuk National University's Business Incubation Center is aiding local startups in entering global markets by developing overseas sales channels and enhancing their brand competitiveness. This initiative is part of the 24th World Korean Business Convention Participation Support Project, which aims to identify and nurture promising local businesses with innovative products and strong entrepreneurial capabilities.

Three participating companies - JK Nanobio, Global Clam, and CellCore - recently met with overseas buyers at the 24th World Korean Business Convention in Incheon, marking a significant step in expanding their global reach.

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