‘Conversation with Startup’ with Chairman Park Yong-man near the expiration of his term at the end of this month
[뉴스웍스=장진혁 기자] Park Yong-man, chairman of the Daehan Award and Choi Tae-won, chairman of the Seoul Award (the next president of the Daehan Award) promised continuous interest and support for them in a dialogue with startups.
The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a’Dialogue with Startups’ where Chairman Park and Chairman Choi met with MGRV CEO Jo Gang-tae, Kim Dong-min JLK representative, Song Min-pyo Coactors representative, and Kang Hye-rim CEO Padem at a shared residential house (mangrove) in Jongno-gu, Seoul. ‘The video was released on YouTube on the 14th.
Chairman Park said on the day, “Looking back on the past time while taking over the chairman of the Daehan Sangsang, I was blinded to the fact that laws and institutions are putting a lot of restrictions on people who are starting up and growing.” I hope that the chairman will continue to help young businessmen in the future.”
Chairman Choi said, “Sandbox is a system that allows you to look at’Is regulation really necessary?’ “If it’s good, no one will be against it.”
He added, “It is important to find evidence and data that can change regulations (during the demonstration period),” he added.
A question basket also appeared. The Korean Chamber of Commerce put the voices of start-ups that couldn’t come on yellow paper, and Chairman Choi continued communication by pulling out questionnaires one by one from the basket.
Chairman Choi replied, “I will communicate with startups in any form and reflect them in the activities of the Korean Awards.” He promised continuous communication with the startup, saying, “I will do as much as I can,” when asked to’be the center point of a startup like Chairman Park’.
When asked about the’social role of businessmen and entrepreneurs’, “As companies are also a part of society, in the past, it was the job of companies to satisfy market demand and provide good supply, and the role of companies was to generate profits and pay a lot of taxes.” “No one would still think that such a concept is bad, but as the social problems in the world get more and more complex, companies can start something from’solving social problems’ and have a way to make money with it.” He explained.
He also emphasized that “most of the startups attended here are those who want to contribute to society,” he said. “The role of companies is not only to make money, but to create economic and social values together.”
Meanwhile, Chairman Choi presented an hourglass to the attendees. “The hourglass symbolizes’endless time’, which starts when flipped over and starts again when flipped over,” said Daehan Sang-Ang.