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| Name | Competitiveness of the Korean Technology Startup Ecosystem & What it Can Provide Global Corporations |
| Video Uploader | Video From European Chamber of Commerce in Korea |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 21-10-2021 04:22:03 |
| Video Discription | The growth and advancement of Korea as a global player across multiple technologyarenas is well known. Korea clearly has leading edge technology. Yet, most of thedevelopment has been due to the tight interaction between government and chaebols,large owner dominated multisector corporations. In recent years there has been a strongdrive to create a vibrant technology startup ecosystem in Korea, following similar effortsin for example US/Silicon Valley, UK/London, Germany/Berlin, Israel/Tel Aviv andNordics/Stockholm, Helsinki. A new generation of startup entrepreneurs has emerged,but to many the overall landscape is still unknown. What is the technological capabilitiesof Korean startups? In this talk we take a look at where Korean startups are today versustheir global peers, and what the Korean startup ecosystem might offer globalcorporations in terms of advanced technology and new solutions. We will also discusspracticalities of M&A and post-merger integration in the context of “bolt-on” technologyacquisitions of Korean startups. About the Seapker Dr. Per Stenius, CEO and Client Director at Reddal Inc., has a diversebackground in science, top management strategy consulting, venturecapital, startups, and operative management. In his role at Reddal heserves our corporate and private equity clients globally. Dr. Stenius also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Seoul School of IntegratedSciences & Technologies, and as a lecturer at Yonsei University inSouth Korea. He has published well over 20 articles in leading journalsfor business and science. He holds an MSc EE from Aalto University,and a PhD EE and an MA Corporate Finance from University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara, and his previous career includes positions atMcKinsey & Company, Accenture, and Stratos Ventures. More aboutReddal Inc. at www.reddal.com. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Speaker Introduction 02:35 Beginning of the Session 07:36 Framework for Analysing the Success of a Startup Ecosystem 09:54 An Overview of Different Startup Ecosystem 11:20 An Overview of the Nordic Startup Ecosystem 14:48 Framework Comparison Between the Main Nordic and Korean Hotspots 18:01 Comparison on National Growth Models 22:03 SME Vicious vs Virtuous Cycle 23:25 Government Support and its Limitation 24:26 Overview of Korean Unicorns 26:03 Venture Capital Investment in Korea 28:08 Cultural Aspect of the Korean Startup Ecosystem 31:00 Heatmap of Korean Startups by Industry and Technical Value Chain Position 34:04 Startup Profile 36:26 Regulatory Framework in Korea 38:31 Korean PE Industry 41:02 Venture Capital Evolution in South Korea 42:00 Investment Recovery Approaches in South Korean Private Equity 42:47 M&A Activity in South Korean Market 43:02 Funnel Methodology of Screening 43:28 Summary of Risk Factors in South Korea 45:55 Q&A Session |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | technology | korea | startup | business | competitive advantage | ecosystem | methodology | reddal |
