The latest week of the Startup Advice program, organized by Startup Base, has concluded with significant results. During the weekly sessions, more than 10 participants and 6 startups were engaged, providing founders with practical insights into the development of startup concepts and market readiness. 

The program integrated both online and offline formats, offering training and advisory sessions aimed at adapting startups to real market conditions. Specifically, two offline and four online sessions were conducted over the course of the week.  

Furthermore, educational opportunities were expanded through sessions hosted at academic institutions. Meetings at Bucheon University attracted 40 participants, with 8 startups receiving individual mentorship. These sessions focused on the development of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and the fundamentals of pitching.

The program addressed key topics essential to the startup ecosystem, including:

• Validation of startup concept viability;
• Terms and processes for attracting investment;
• Presentation of startups to the investors;
• MVP development and pitching fundamentals.
  
  

The Startup Advice program is set to continue. Subsequent sessions will provide founders with access to industry experts, professional mentorship, and practical guidance.At the same time, the Digital Startups Program is currently open for startups, offering mentorship and expert guidance to help you grow your product.

Through this program, you’ll gain access to essential knowledge and resources to take your startup to the next level.