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Espoo strengthens ties with Korea's Busan Tecnopark for industry-academia collaboration

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Enter Espoo deepens cooperation with Korea. On 10 October 2024, Jaana Tuomi, CEO of Enter Espoo, signed an MoU with Busan Technopark President Michael Kim.

Busan is the second largest city in Korea and is strong, for example, in power semiconductor and hydrogen storage. There is clear collaboration synergy between our ecosystems, and this MoU will concentrate on facilitating industry-academia collaboration between academia, startups, and industry in both regions.

Enter Espoo will continue developing this relationship and welcomes all interested startups to join. If you want to know more, contact Ossi Ritvos, our senior business advisor (contact details below). 

In spring 2024, we signed two MoUs with Korean innovation players in the fields of quantum and digital, science, and technology. Find out more about our collaboration with Korea in the news section below.

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Social and easy-going, Ossi performs best in complex projects under tight schedules. When a situation looks hopeless, Ossi starts to warm up. As a traditional Finn, business comes before pleasure to him. However, outside the office, you might find Ossi at Nuuksio's remote areas or Espoo's local breweries. And if you're lucky enough to catch him, you're sure to get the friendliest of welcomes — whoever you are.
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