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[THE INVESTOR] Tech giant Samsung Electronics will help local start-ups and designers with mobile phone related ideas into business opportunities, the company said on June 24.
The company will hold a program titled “Creative Square,” inviting start-ups, students, future entrepreneurs and designers to participate. When chosen as a partner, the selected parties will receive up to 100 million won (US$86,349) of funds to design. They can also use the research and design facilities at Samsung’s office in Seoul for six months to one year and receive mentoring from Samsung Electronics’ executives.
Applications will be received from June 27 to end of July. For more information, applicants can visit www.samsung.com/sec
By Ahn Sung-mi (sahn@heraldcorp.com)
