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Cheongnam Creative Economy Innovation Center recruits preliminary entrepreneurs for the 2025 New Business Startup School

HONG MOON HWA Senior Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-21 08:58:24
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The Chungnam Creative Economy Innovation Center is supporting the successful start-up of prospective small business owners through the 2025 New Business Startup School support project, and is recruiting 30 applicants until the 28th.

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Eligibility: Prospective entrepreneurs who are not registered as business operators from the business announcement date to the contract conclusion date (regardless of region or age)
Recruitment field:*Local Creator Type: Business items that contribute to local economic revitalization based on local unique resources
Lifestyle Innovation Type: Applying new content and living style items based on clothing, food and shelter
Support details:*Education to strengthen start-up capabilities
Business funds (up to 40 million won, no self- levy)
How to apply: Apply through the New Business Startup School website
Business briefing session: Offline business briefing session held at 2 p.m. on the 25th (lectures on business guidance and how to write a business plan)
Kang Hee-joon, CEO of Chungnam Creative Economy Innovation Center
"Based on our experience supporting the 15th, 16th and 17th New Business Startup Schools and our know-how in supporting start-up companies, we will discover and nurture entrepreneurial small business owners who can create local value through the 2025 New Business Startup School."

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For more information, please visit the Chungnam Creative Economy Innovation Center website business announcement or the New Business Startup School website.

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