Recruitment for Innopolis Campus 3rd Cohort until the 20th of next month
Support for founders with innovative items and technologies
Promoting the expansion of investment opportunities, supporting global expansion, etc.

As technology companies are attracting attention as promising leaders to drive the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Innopolis Campus project, which supports the growth, expansion of investment opportunities, and global expansion of startups and venture companies, is seeking prospective and early-stage entrepreneurs with great potential.

On the 20th, the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute (KERI) announced that it is recruiting participants for the 3rd 'KERITOR (KERI + accelerator) 3rd Cohort' to participate in the Changwon Small and Medium-sized Research and Development Special Zone Innopolis Campus project to support the revitalization of the startup culture in the region, with applications open until the 20th of next month.

The Innopolis Campus project, now in its third year, is a program that discovers prospective entrepreneurs or early-stage entrepreneurs with innovative items and technologies and supports them through all stages of successful startup.

The finally selected 3rd cohort of KERITOR will receive △item diagnosis and verification (showcase, IR material editing) △diversified customized consulting for founders △investment linkage with specialized institutions △technology commercialization △and provision of opportunities to participate in regional projects, through You can receive practical support necessary for starting a business and growing your company.

This project is being conducted in partnership with Gyeongnam Venture Investment, the only startup investment firm in the region, and Y&Archer Co., Ltd., a specialized accelerator. It consists of various programs designed to expand direct and indirect investment opportunities to accelerate corporate growth and support global expansion.

Kim Jong-wook, Head of Strategic Policy at KERI, said, “We will actively support prospective and early-stage entrepreneurs with promising items through the Innopolis Campus project so that they can grow into key players leading the regional economy.”

For details on how to apply, please refer to the Changwon Small Giant Special Zone website (madeinchangwon.com) or contact the KERI Small Giant Special Zone Planning Office (T. 055-280-1063 / E-mail: khs0427@keri.re.kr ).

Meanwhile, KERI is making great efforts to create a "regional hub for successful startups in Changwon City," including preparing a "KERI MEMBERS" discovery contest to attract leading companies from across the country with less than seven years of experience to Changwon City in order to expand collaboration opportunities among various companies active in the field of intelligent electrical and mechanical convergence.