Seoul Startup Hub Gongdeok, operated by the Seoul Economic Promotion Agency, announced on the 19th that it held the 2025 Seoul Startup Hub Open Innovation Performance Sharing Meeting at the Seoul Partners House Convention Hall. This performance sharing meeting, held under the slogan "Co-create, Co-share," was designed to strengthen partnerships with large and medium-sized enterprises and share best practices in programs.
The event was attended by approximately 80 people representing large and medium-sized companies, ACs and VCs, startup support organizations, and startup representatives. The event began with opening remarks by Kim Hyun-woo, CEO of the Seoul Economic Promotion Agency, followed by congratulatory remarks by Cho Hye-jung, Vice President of Samsung C&T.
The Seoul Startup Hub presented plaques of appreciation to outstanding partners who contributed to the revitalization of the open innovation ecosystem. The five selected companies were Samsung C&T, Nonghyup Bank, Shinhan Venture Investment, Hyundai Home Shopping, and SoluM.
Large and mid-sized companies and partner startups presented collaborative cases and proof-of-concept (PoC) results. NH Nonghyup Bank and Romin presented a document AI platform, while Shinhan Venture Investment and MetaLogos presented an API for automated subscription and selling of public offering stocks. Hyundai Home Shopping and Jet AI presented a CRM solution based on user behavior analysis, while SoluM and Azwemake showcased an integrated management solution for digital transformation at grocery stores.
At the startup exhibition booths within the event venue, 10 companies, including KDILAB, Le Mong, Purple IO, Seed &, Peach AI, Impactive AI, DBD LAB, Arch Seoul, Our Spot, and Hi, promoted their technology and collaborative demonstration results.
Seoul Startup Hub Gongdeok operated approximately 30 open innovation programs this year, supporting technological collaboration and strategic investment through matching startups with large and medium-sized enterprises. Officials stated that they plan to continue expanding collaboration between large corporations and startups to secure technological competitiveness and drive innovation.
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