Korea Innovation Foundation selects 2 innovative technology companies, NARMA and SPS for Global Technology Commercialization Support Program(North America)
November 12, 2024 - 21:00
Through this initiative, NARMA and SPS will receive tailored support designed to address their specific needs, helping them navigate the complexities of entering a new market. This support includes mentorship, resources, and strategic guidance to ensure these companies can effectively leverage their technological advancements and innovations.
By fostering collaboration and providing essential tools, the program seeks to empower these companies to thrive in the competitive landscape of North America, ultimately contributing to their growth and success. The selection of NARMA and SPS highlights the foundation's commitment to promoting innovative technologies and supporting their journey toward global commercialization.
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