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[Photo News] Entrepreneurship competition

By Korea Herald

Published : Nov. 7, 2016 - 15:49

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HSBC Korea CEO Martin Tricaud (center) and JA Korea CEO Kim Tae-joon (left of center) pose with Korean high schoolers who won an entrepreneurship competition at Olympic Parktel in Seoul on Saturday. The competition offers students a chance to experience running a business and selling products in the real market, the bank said. (HSBC Korea) HSBC Korea CEO Martin Tricaud (center) and JA Korea CEO Kim Tae-joon (left of center) pose with Korean high schoolers who won an entrepreneurship competition at Olympic Parktel in Seoul on Saturday. The competition offers students a chance to experience running a business and selling products in the real market, the bank said. (HSBC Korea)

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