Policy Funding Gives Wings to Startups
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“Policy funding is a ladder of opportunity for prepared entrepreneurs.”
The startup ecosystem is growing explosively, but just as many companies are frustrated by the "wall of funding."
"Policy Funds, Giving Wings to Startups" is a practical guide written by experts in supporting small and medium-sized enterprises who have observed this reality more closely than anyone else. It helps readers understand the structure and practical use of government policy funds at a glance.
This book is a strategy guide for crossing the "Valley of Death," and a kind of "startup funding manual" designed to help entrepreneurs find and utilize funds appropriate for their growth stage.
Recently, the government has been investing tens of trillions of won annually to promote startups and technological innovation.
However, entrepreneurs in the field are complaining, “I don’t know where or how to get support.”
Asymmetry in startup information, complex procedures across institutions, and fragmented support systems are reducing the effectiveness of policy funding.
The authors, with extensive experience in these fields, emphasize that the essence of policy funding lies not in "financial support," but in "designing growth paths."
In other words, policy finance is not simply a system that lends money, but a "public partnership" that evaluates entrepreneurs' business models and execution capabilities and jointly develops their potential.
"Policy Funding, Giving Wings to Startups" is organized into 12 chapters, focusing on customized strategies for each corporate life cycle.
Chapter 1, titled “Why Policy Finance is Needed,” explains the realities of the startup ecosystem, the imbalance between supply and demand for funds, and the differences in the roles of private and policy finance.
Chapters 2-4 specifically cover programs for prospective entrepreneurs, such as pre-startup packages, startup leading universities, and startup academies, necessary before and during the early stages of startups, as well as systems for securing initial sales and supporting R&D.
Chapters 5-8 are the growth and scale-up stages.
We present practical examples of how to utilize government R&D funds, technology guarantees, investment attraction matching (TIPS, mother funds, etc.), and ESG/export-linked funds.
Chapters 9 and 10 cover the growth and facility financing stages of mid-sized enterprises, analyzing the use of CAPEX, factory establishment funds, facility investment, and employment-linked policy financing.
Chapters 11 and 12 cover IPO, M&A, and recovery strategies, covering how to design a "second chance" through financial strategies at the exit stage, support systems for recovery companies, and re-establishment packages.
Each chapter presents specific examples of how policy funds served as a driving force for corporate growth, based on real-world cases.
The startup ecosystem is growing explosively, but just as many companies are frustrated by the "wall of funding."
"Policy Funds, Giving Wings to Startups" is a practical guide written by experts in supporting small and medium-sized enterprises who have observed this reality more closely than anyone else. It helps readers understand the structure and practical use of government policy funds at a glance.
This book is a strategy guide for crossing the "Valley of Death," and a kind of "startup funding manual" designed to help entrepreneurs find and utilize funds appropriate for their growth stage.
Recently, the government has been investing tens of trillions of won annually to promote startups and technological innovation.
However, entrepreneurs in the field are complaining, “I don’t know where or how to get support.”
Asymmetry in startup information, complex procedures across institutions, and fragmented support systems are reducing the effectiveness of policy funding.
The authors, with extensive experience in these fields, emphasize that the essence of policy funding lies not in "financial support," but in "designing growth paths."
In other words, policy finance is not simply a system that lends money, but a "public partnership" that evaluates entrepreneurs' business models and execution capabilities and jointly develops their potential.
"Policy Funding, Giving Wings to Startups" is organized into 12 chapters, focusing on customized strategies for each corporate life cycle.
Chapter 1, titled “Why Policy Finance is Needed,” explains the realities of the startup ecosystem, the imbalance between supply and demand for funds, and the differences in the roles of private and policy finance.
Chapters 2-4 specifically cover programs for prospective entrepreneurs, such as pre-startup packages, startup leading universities, and startup academies, necessary before and during the early stages of startups, as well as systems for securing initial sales and supporting R&D.
Chapters 5-8 are the growth and scale-up stages.
We present practical examples of how to utilize government R&D funds, technology guarantees, investment attraction matching (TIPS, mother funds, etc.), and ESG/export-linked funds.
Chapters 9 and 10 cover the growth and facility financing stages of mid-sized enterprises, analyzing the use of CAPEX, factory establishment funds, facility investment, and employment-linked policy financing.
Chapters 11 and 12 cover IPO, M&A, and recovery strategies, covering how to design a "second chance" through financial strategies at the exit stage, support systems for recovery companies, and re-establishment packages.
Each chapter presents specific examples of how policy funds served as a driving force for corporate growth, based on real-world cases.
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prolog
Chapter 1.
Startups: Why do we need policy financing?
1.
The Reality of the Startup Ecosystem
2.
Key Funding Challenges for Startups
3.
The concept and role of policy finance
Chapter 2.
Pre-Startup Preparation: Policy Finance Guide for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
1.
Entrepreneurship Education and Mentoring Program
2.
Support systems such as the Pre-Startup Package and Leading Startup Universities
Chapter 3.
Business establishment and initial financing strategies
1.
Choosing a Business Type: Sole Proprietorship vs. Corporation
2.
Business establishment procedures and startup preparation practices
3.
Initial Funding Strategies: The First Step in Policy Finance
Chapter 4.
Business item verification and initial market entry
1.
Funding for market validation phase
2.
Business model advancement and R&D support system
Chapter 5.
Initial operating capital and sales expansion strategies
1.
Before Sales Occur: The Preparatory Stage to Fill the Funding Gap
2.
After sales: Funds that connect sales to growth
3.
Growth capital strategy leveraging technological capabilities
Chapter 6.
Strategic Use of Government R&D and Technology Development Funds
1.
Overview of support projects by each ministry, including the Ministry of SMEs and Startups
2.
Things to keep in mind when planning, applying for, and conducting R&D projects
3.
Technology development linked to private investment (TIPS, etc.)
Chapter 7.
Linking investment attraction strategies and policy finance
1.
How to cooperate with policy finance institutions in the investment attraction process
2. AC (Startup Planner), VC (Venture Capital) and Policy Fund Matching Strategy
3. Understanding the Structure of Mother Funds and Growth Ladder Funds
Chapter 8.
Fund utilization strategies linked to non-financial factors such as employment, exports, and ESG
1.
Understanding job creation support systems, exports, and ESG-based funding
2.
Strategies for leveraging non-financial factors based on authentication and diagnosis
3.
Strategies for Incorporating Non-Financial Elements into Business Plans
Chapter 9.
Financial strategies for growth from small and medium-sized enterprises to mid-sized enterprises
1.
Funding needs of companies in the sales expansion phase
2.
Policy finance dedicated to scale-up
3.
Sales-based loans and CAPEX (equipment investment) financing
Chapter 10.
Facility Financing Strategies for SMEs and Startups
1.
Establishing factories and strengthening production bases
2.
Facility financing strategies using policy finance institutions
3.
Practical Strategies for Effective Facility Financing
Chapter 11. Exit Strategies, Including IPOs and M&As, and Utilizing Policy Finance Institutions
1. Corporate value enhancement and financial strategy for IPO
2.
Case Studies of M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) and Policy Finance
3.
IPO/M&A support system of policy finance institutions
Chapter 12.
Safety devices for failure prevention and recovery
1.
How to Manage Corporate Crisis Through Policy Finance
2.
Restartup Package, Support System for Rehabilitation Companies
3.
Tips for Using Policy Funds to Reduce the Risk of Insolvency
prolog
Chapter 1.
Startups: Why do we need policy financing?
1.
The Reality of the Startup Ecosystem
2.
Key Funding Challenges for Startups
3.
The concept and role of policy finance
Chapter 2.
Pre-Startup Preparation: Policy Finance Guide for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
1.
Entrepreneurship Education and Mentoring Program
2.
Support systems such as the Pre-Startup Package and Leading Startup Universities
Chapter 3.
Business establishment and initial financing strategies
1.
Choosing a Business Type: Sole Proprietorship vs. Corporation
2.
Business establishment procedures and startup preparation practices
3.
Initial Funding Strategies: The First Step in Policy Finance
Chapter 4.
Business item verification and initial market entry
1.
Funding for market validation phase
2.
Business model advancement and R&D support system
Chapter 5.
Initial operating capital and sales expansion strategies
1.
Before Sales Occur: The Preparatory Stage to Fill the Funding Gap
2.
After sales: Funds that connect sales to growth
3.
Growth capital strategy leveraging technological capabilities
Chapter 6.
Strategic Use of Government R&D and Technology Development Funds
1.
Overview of support projects by each ministry, including the Ministry of SMEs and Startups
2.
Things to keep in mind when planning, applying for, and conducting R&D projects
3.
Technology development linked to private investment (TIPS, etc.)
Chapter 7.
Linking investment attraction strategies and policy finance
1.
How to cooperate with policy finance institutions in the investment attraction process
2. AC (Startup Planner), VC (Venture Capital) and Policy Fund Matching Strategy
3. Understanding the Structure of Mother Funds and Growth Ladder Funds
Chapter 8.
Fund utilization strategies linked to non-financial factors such as employment, exports, and ESG
1.
Understanding job creation support systems, exports, and ESG-based funding
2.
Strategies for leveraging non-financial factors based on authentication and diagnosis
3.
Strategies for Incorporating Non-Financial Elements into Business Plans
Chapter 9.
Financial strategies for growth from small and medium-sized enterprises to mid-sized enterprises
1.
Funding needs of companies in the sales expansion phase
2.
Policy finance dedicated to scale-up
3.
Sales-based loans and CAPEX (equipment investment) financing
Chapter 10.
Facility Financing Strategies for SMEs and Startups
1.
Establishing factories and strengthening production bases
2.
Facility financing strategies using policy finance institutions
3.
Practical Strategies for Effective Facility Financing
Chapter 11. Exit Strategies, Including IPOs and M&As, and Utilizing Policy Finance Institutions
1. Corporate value enhancement and financial strategy for IPO
2.
Case Studies of M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) and Policy Finance
3.
IPO/M&A support system of policy finance institutions
Chapter 12.
Safety devices for failure prevention and recovery
1.
How to Manage Corporate Crisis Through Policy Finance
2.
Restartup Package, Support System for Rehabilitation Companies
3.
Tips for Using Policy Funds to Reduce the Risk of Insolvency
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Publisher's Review
"Policy Funding, Giving Wings to Startups" is the first integrated guidebook to bridge the information gap between government policies and entrepreneurs on the ground.
By condensing the entire financial flow from the pre-startup preparation stage through IPO, M&A, and recovery, this book provides practical assistance not only to startup managers but also to aspiring entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs, and public policymakers.
This book also proposes a paradigm shift in policy finance.
It emphasizes the need to move away from the existing 'supplier-centered system' and strengthen 'user-centered accessibility' and 'step-by-step continuity'.
This also provides important implications for the government's future startup support policies and financial ecosystem design.
By condensing the entire financial flow from the pre-startup preparation stage through IPO, M&A, and recovery, this book provides practical assistance not only to startup managers but also to aspiring entrepreneurs, aspiring entrepreneurs, and public policymakers.
This book also proposes a paradigm shift in policy finance.
It emphasizes the need to move away from the existing 'supplier-centered system' and strengthen 'user-centered accessibility' and 'step-by-step continuity'.
This also provides important implications for the government's future startup support policies and financial ecosystem design.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 30, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 424 pages | 153*220*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791187486626
- ISBN10: 1187486620
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