Exhibition

Policy for SMEs and startups reaches entrepreneurs through programmes: funds, loans, vouchers, incubators, accelerators and support services run by public bodies and support organisations in Korea and abroad.

Those programmes are easier to understand, and to compare, when they can be seen in one place, together with the SMEs and startups they serve and the people who run them.

IFEED exhibitions provide that place, so that the people who study and design policy can see how it is delivered.

About

IFEED exhibitions run alongside IFEED events. Public bodies, support organisations, SMEs and startups show their policies, programmes and work to the researchers, officials and practitioners attending.

Exhibitors come from Korea and other countries, so that visitors can see how different economies support entrepreneurs, from early-stage funding to help with scaling up and going abroad.

Each exhibitor shows what its programme offers, whom it serves and how it is delivered, and its staff are on hand to answer questions, so that visitors can compare like with like.

Aims

  • Showcase. Let public bodies and support organisations show their policies and programmes, from funding schemes to incubation, to the people who study and use them.
  • Visibility. Let SMEs and startups show their products and work to officials, researchers and investors.
  • Comparison. Show programmes from Korea and other countries side by side, so that visitors can compare how each economy supports entrepreneurs.

Duration

For the length of the event it accompanies.

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