Decamp (CEO Park Young-hoon), a startup growth support organization, announced on the 4th that it has joined the Korea Venture Capital Association (Chairman Kim Hak-gyun) as a special member.
Through this membership, Decamp plans to strengthen its cooperative relationships with its member companies and identify promising startups for intensive nurturing through programs like the "DeCamp Batch" program. Based on this, Decamp aims to expand its role within the startup and investment ecosystem as a whole.
The two organizations are also discussing global cooperation plans. Decamp has supported the overseas expansion of Korean startups through collaborations with major Japanese companies and is also focusing on developing industry-specific strategies for entering the US market. Going forward, it plans to collaborate with the Global Committee under the Korea Venture Capital Association to support the global activities of Korean startups and venture capital (VC) firms.
Additionally, Decamp will participate as a member of the "4th Industrial Revolution Venture Investment Council," an affiliate of the association. This council was formed with the goal of stimulating venture investment in the 4th Industrial Revolution sector and holds regular monthly meetings to share investment information and insights. Through its activities, Decamp plans to exchange investment opinions related to the 4th Industrial Revolution, participate in discussions on current issues and expert presentations, and strengthen its industry analysis and internal investment capabilities.
Kim Hyo-hyun, Investment Director at Decamp, said, “We will work with various venture capital firms within the association to more systematically pursue startup investment and global expansion strategies.”
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