The Kookmin University LINC 3.0 Project announced on the 31st that it has completed the 'Kookmin University-Seogang University Initial Investment Review Course for the 2024 Academic Year' co-organized by the Asan Sharing Foundation Maru 360 and Seogang University LINC Project at Maru 360 in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

 

 

 

 

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The 'Early Investment Review Course' is designed to help students understand the university entrepreneurship ecosystem and strengthen their venture capital expertise in order to foster early investment reviewers, and is a representative entrepreneurship program run by Kookmin University in conjunction with the Early Investment Accelerator Association.

 

 

The training consisted of offline lectures and practical training on writing investment review reports by lecturers comprised of industry-leading experts such as No Tae Jun, Partner at Primer, Kim Joong cheol, Team Leader at EO Studio, and Lee Jun Ho, Director at CJ ENM, with the goal of fostering talent for early-stage investment review roles.

 

 

In addition, examiners from Bluepoint and Seoul National University Technology Holdings participated as Q&A speakers to enhance the effectiveness of job training through communication with the trainees, and Renaissance Asset Management CEO Jeong Gyu Bong and Asteran Investment Director Park Sung Hyun participated as judges for the presentation of investment review reports to foster talent for early-stage investment organizations.

 

 

"Through this course, we hope that Kookmin University will become the center of the university and local startup ecosystem in fostering entrepreneurial talent," said Lee In Hyung, head of the LINC 3.0 project at Kookmin University. "We will continue to provide the necessary support to strengthen entrepreneurship education capabilities."

 

 

Based on this educational achievement, Kookmin University is working with the LINC 3.0 Business Unit Field Practice Center to encourage students to expand their participation in field practice in collaboration with AC and VC professional organizations, and plans to continue to provide various supports for the settlement of university entrepreneurs in the local community.

 

 

 

 

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