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- 1Student Entrepreneurs Pitch Business Owners in Global Competition●Student Entrepreneurs Try Convincing Pro Business Owners | Season 5 Ep 5 #GSEA
The Global Student Entrepreneur Awards has released episode five of its fifth season, in which student founders attempt to persuade experienced business owners of the strength of their ventures. The series showcases young entrepreneurs competing internationally, with judges and established operators assessing their pitches. The latest episode is drawing significant attention, with viewers following the students' efforts to prove their businesses can stand up to scrutiny from seasoned professionals.
- 2Funding a Deep Tech Project Isn't Building a Company in Korea▼In Korean Deep Tech, Funding the Project Is Not the Same as Building the Company
A new commentary argues that South Korea's deep tech sector has a structural gap: startups secure project-based funding, often tied to government programmes or corporate contracts, without developing into durable, self-sustaining companies. The piece suggests that money alone does not create commercial capability, and that Korean deep tech ventures need company-building skills, long-term strategy and independent revenue to compete globally.