There has never been a better time to start a venture business in Korea. Both the government and the private sector are investing more and more money into small tech businesses started by people in their twenties. However, the good times will not last forever. On one hand, a bubble may be forming; and on the other, government interest may die out after the presidentlal election. So, if you want to start a business, this is the year to do it.
Daniel Tudor, Korea Correspondent for The Economist, has written about Korea's young entrepreneurs on many occasions. In this talk, he presents his views on the venture landscape, with expert help from two of the most promising young businesspeople in Seoul, Park Jae-uk (VCNC) and Yoon Ja-young (Stylesha.re)