It is a great honor to be the first partner of the Youth Entrepreneurship Friendly Space program of the Kaohsiung Municipal Youth Bureau!
Yesterday at the results exchange meeting, I heard many stories from start-up teams. I also hope to be able to accompany more entrepreneurs and freelancers in Kaohsiung, where there are abundant resources and better opportunities for development.
The Youth Bureau shared that young entrepreneurs often encounter problems such as difficulty finding space, heavy rental costs, and a lack of connections and market validation in the early stages of their business. Therefore, this year they have for the first time expanded beyond existing public-owned youth innovation hubs to connect private shared space resources, allowing entrepreneurs to find their own suitable startup space and resources based on industry needs.
The Youth Bureau held the "Results Exchange Meeting of Youth Entrepreneurial Friendly Spaces" together withWeiye Shared Office,Five local shared space companies—Think Blog Business Office, Dou Teng International Shared Space, Second Space, and Le Phare Shared Space—signed a cooperation memorandum of understanding (MOU).
