Starting Line Collaborates with Next Elevation: "Contributing to Startup Growth"
Operating Startup Support Program for 15 Weeks
Providing Business and Product/Service Strategy, Marketing, etc.
Early startup builder ‘Startingline’ is supporting the Next Elevation 2nd batch acceleration program.
Startingline announced on the 27th that it will operate a startup support program with Next Elevation for 15 weeks until June. Depending on each company's goals, it plans to provide business and product/service strategies, marketing, investment support, and match suitable venture partners to achieve key outcomes. Afterwards, it will also assist startups in securing follow-up investments through a demo day held on June 27 at COEX in Gangnam, Seoul.
The Next Elevation acceleration program is in its second year this year. Last year, about 130 startups applied, and 5 startups were selected. For this 2nd batch, over 430 companies applied?more than three times last year's number?and 6 teams were selected.
Seokmin Park, CEO of Startingline, emphasized, “We will continue to focus on our role as a startup builder by planning various value-up programs that can directly contribute to the growth of startups.”
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Startingline has discovered and supported the growth of over 20 startups in fields such as deep tech, platforms, Software as a Service (SaaS), and content. The CEO and partners, who are founders themselves, design value-up programs that provide practical help to early startups based on their experiences of failure and success from a founder’s perspective.
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