EduSync Selected for STATION F Program, Expanding Its European Market Reach
EduSync, a South Korean tech startup specializing in real-time collaboration platforms led by CEO Kwon Ga-won, has been selected for the second cohort of the K-Startup International Landing Pad Program at STATION F in Paris, marking a step forward in its efforts to expand across France and Europe.Th
South Korean startup EduSync, specializing in real-time collaboration platforms, has been chosen for the second cohort of the K-Startup International Landing Pad Program at STATION F in Paris. This program, organized by the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) in collaboration with STATION F and Incubateur HEC Paris, aims to help participating startups enter Europe's innovation ecosystem and establish commercial outcomes.
EduSync, led by CEO Kwon Ga-won, is one of ten South Korean startups selected for the four-month program, running from September to December 2026. The program offers workspace at STATION F, mentorship from European market specialists, business matchmaking, networking opportunities, and demo-day events. EduSync's technology, a real-time collaboration engine, is featured in its flagship product, KlassBoard, designed for educational settings to facilitate real-time annotation, data sharing, and collaborative content creation.
The company is leveraging this program to analyze European educational institutions and businesses' operational workflows and digital infrastructure needs, identify potential use cases, develop local pricing models, and establish market-entry strategies. Goals include securing technology partnerships, distribution agreements, proof-of-concept projects, and commercial contracts.
EduSync also participates in the InvestHer Summit 2026 in Paris, engaging in discussions with European venture capital firms and corporate representatives from Europe and Africa. CEO Kwon Ga-won emphasizes EduSync's mission to eliminate operational boundaries between disparate devices, users, and digital content for seamless real-world learning and workplace collaboration.
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