Hello, this is CTNS.
Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) hosted a K-Startups Meet the Greater Seattle event in collaboration with the Greater Seattle Partners (GSP) to support Korean promising starup's entry into the U.S. market. Now, we'd like to share the news that CTNS conducted an IR presentation at this event.
On the 15th this month, the event was attend by Kang Seok-jin, CEO of KOSME; Bruce Harrel, Mayor of Seattle; Lynne Robinson, Mayor of Bellevue; David Hackney, a member of the Washington State House of Representatives; Brian Surret, CEO of GSP; and Seo Eun-ji, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle. Additionally, representatives from global giants like Microsoft, Boeing, and Amazon, along with around 60 other industry leaders, attended the event, totaling over 80 participants, including promising Korean startups.
KOSME operates Korea Startup Centers in the U.S. (Seattle), France (Paris), Singapore, Vietnam (Hanoi), and Japan (Tokyo), providing comprehensive support to Korean startups venturing into foreign markets.
GSP is a non-profit organization dedicated to the economic development of the Seattle metropolitan area in Washington State, boasting a membership that includes 32 global companies, local governments, financial institutions, investment firms, and universities.
The event comprised two sessions. In the first session, KOSME and GSP unveiled their collaboration in identifying and nurturing promising SME(Small and Medium-sized Enterprise) in the green business sector. The second session featured introductions of promising Korean startups and facilitated networking sessions to support their international expansion. During this time, we had the opportunity to showcase our company.
We delivered an IR presentation on CTNS's core business and our plans for entering the U.S. market to numerous companies. Following the presentation, we engaged in discussions with industry giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, who showed keen interest in our battery pack technology.
Mayor of Bellevue, Lynne Robinson also expressed personal interest in our product and discussed strategies for entering the U.S. market through close collaboration with local agencies.
Junmo Kim, the Director responsible for our IR presentation, highlighted the event as an invaluable platform for promoting CTNS and expanding networks between the two countries. He emphasized that this opportunity will further accelerate CTNS's overseas expansion.
Participating in this event was immensely meaningful, recognizing that global expansion is imperative for startups aiming to become unicorn companies. We remain committed to continuous growth, striving to establish ourselves as a competitive force not only domestically but also in the global arena.
Thank you.
Hello, this is CTNS.
Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) hosted a K-Startups Meet the Greater Seattle event in collaboration with the Greater Seattle Partners (GSP) to support Korean promising starup's entry into the U.S. market. Now, we'd like to share the news that CTNS conducted an IR presentation at this event.
On the 15th this month, the event was attend by Kang Seok-jin, CEO of KOSME; Bruce Harrel, Mayor of Seattle; Lynne Robinson, Mayor of Bellevue; David Hackney, a member of the Washington State House of Representatives; Brian Surret, CEO of GSP; and Seo Eun-ji, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Seattle. Additionally, representatives from global giants like Microsoft, Boeing, and Amazon, along with around 60 other industry leaders, attended the event, totaling over 80 participants, including promising Korean startups.
KOSME operates Korea Startup Centers in the U.S. (Seattle), France (Paris), Singapore, Vietnam (Hanoi), and Japan (Tokyo), providing comprehensive support to Korean startups venturing into foreign markets.
GSP is a non-profit organization dedicated to the economic development of the Seattle metropolitan area in Washington State, boasting a membership that includes 32 global companies, local governments, financial institutions, investment firms, and universities.
The event comprised two sessions. In the first session, KOSME and GSP unveiled their collaboration in identifying and nurturing promising SME(Small and Medium-sized Enterprise) in the green business sector. The second session featured introductions of promising Korean startups and facilitated networking sessions to support their international expansion. During this time, we had the opportunity to showcase our company.
We delivered an IR presentation on CTNS's core business and our plans for entering the U.S. market to numerous companies. Following the presentation, we engaged in discussions with industry giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, who showed keen interest in our battery pack technology.
Mayor of Bellevue, Lynne Robinson also expressed personal interest in our product and discussed strategies for entering the U.S. market through close collaboration with local agencies.
Junmo Kim, the Director responsible for our IR presentation, highlighted the event as an invaluable platform for promoting CTNS and expanding networks between the two countries. He emphasized that this opportunity will further accelerate CTNS's overseas expansion.
Participating in this event was immensely meaningful, recognizing that global expansion is imperative for startups aiming to become unicorn companies. We remain committed to continuous growth, striving to establish ourselves as a competitive force not only domestically but also in the global arena.
Thank you.