E4Net, an IT company, signed a strategic MOU with Conlab Company, a content specialist, to jointly develop metaverse businesses
Efforts to jointly preoccupy sales marketing and development projects in the infinitely expanding metaverse market
<photo> Lee Sujeong (side), CEO of E4Net, an IT company, joins hands with Jeon Byeong-cheol (side), CEO of Conlab Company, a content commerce company, to create metaverse business, blockchain donation activities, and NFT content together.
E4Net (CEO Lee Sujeong), an IT company, announced on the 12th that it had signed a business agreement with Conlab Company (CEO Jeon Byeong-cheol), a company specializing in metaverse content planning and development, to build a metaverse service. E4Net cooperates with IT development related to metaverse and blockchain donation, and Conlab works as a professional content provider role related to metaverse.
According to this agreement, the two companies are striving to establish various business models by launching a joint development TF to build and service the metaverse space for corporate customers. E4Net plans to design various metaverses and provide service models in the virtual space by adding its blockchain and financial payment-based technology and metaverse building capabilities. Marketing and sales related to the project are also jointly conducted, and E4Net is in charge of the project.
Conlab Company (hereinafter referred to as ConLab) is a content commerce startup founded by CEO Jeon Byung-cheol, who served as retail director at Kakao Friends, advisors from design and partnership management, and executives and employees who have accumulated experience in financial institutions such as Hyundai Card, UnionPay, and Citigroup, as well as food-related conglomerates such as Nongshim and BBQ.
Currently, Conlab are concentrating on building theme parks and planning/developing metaverse contents by developing not only famous character IPs such as Kakao Friends and Moomin, but also its own character IPs. Omori' and 'Cheongjinok' are rebranded HMR food businesses. So far, Series A has been completed by achieving cumulative investment of KRW 6 billion from Industrial Bank of Korea, venture investment companies, and affiliates, and is striving to become a baby unicorn company.
In particular, it plans to introduce creative and diverse contents such as meta theme park, bank, and Matsembul (food) that can be seen in reality and metaverse through Hyper Connected, which connects offline and online with E4Net. Through a strategic agreement with Conlab, E4Net will link the blockchain charity platform CHERRY to launch an NFT marketplace that can produce various NFTs related to donations, trade and pay in the metaverse space.
Jeon Byeong-cheo, CEO of Conlab, said, “Through this agreement, the core competencies of E4Net, built by operating the blockchain charity platform ‘CHERRY’, are combined with the needs of numerous metaverse developers for content planning and development to build a metaverse into a practical business environment. It will be of great help in securing a comparative advantage together by linking NFT issuance, payment, and shopping malls.”
Lee Sujeong, CEO of E4Net, said, “We have already received requests for metaverse space construction and service from a number of companies, and we will soon open the first shovel of metaverse business expansion.” She added, "It will be a great help for the future plans of E4Net, which is preparing for the second leap as a company specializing in the metaverse in the field."