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[Photo News] Starbucks start-up cafe

By Sohn Ji-young

Published : March 29, 2016 - 17:23

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STARBUCKS START-UP CAFE — Minister of Science, ICT and Future Planning Choi Yang-ho (second from right), Starbucks Coffee Korea CEO Lee Seock-koo (third from right) and young entrepreneurs take part in a ceremony to mark the second season of the “Starbucks Cafe” program led by Starbucks and the ministry. As part of the program — aimed at revitalizing the local start-up community — four Starbucks branches located near universities will host business consulting services, networking meetings and a range of other programs for young entrepreneurs once a week throughout the year. (ICT Ministry) STARBUCKS START-UP CAFE — Minister of Science, ICT and Future Planning Choi Yang-ho (second from right), Starbucks Coffee Korea CEO Lee Seock-koo (third from right) and young entrepreneurs take part in a ceremony to mark the second season of the “Starbucks Cafe” program led by Starbucks and the ministry. As part of the program — aimed at revitalizing the local start-up community — four Starbucks branches located near universities will host business consulting services, networking meetings and a range of other programs for young entrepreneurs once a week throughout the year. (ICT Ministry)

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