Companies can join directly via Zoom to learn about the Reno itinerary, selection criteria, local meetings and potential PoC opportunities
K-Nevada Gateway 2026 will host an online information session for companies at 10:00 a.m. Korea Standard Time on August 28.
No advance registration is required. Companies interested in exploring the Nevada market can join the Zoom meeting directly through the QR code or meeting information provided by the organizers.
The session is jointly organized by K-EnterTech Hub, The Way Company and Pacemakers.
Online Information Session
- Date: August 28, 2026
- Time: 10:00–11:00 a.m. KST
- Format: Zoom
- Meeting ID: 837 1662 7219
- Passcode: 340519
- Advance registration: Not required
The briefing will introduce the full K-Nevada Gateway 2026 program scheduled to take place in Reno, Nevada, from September 28 to October 1.
Organizers will explain the four-day itinerary, services included in the participation fee, company selection criteria, Nevada’s business environment and four proposed site-visit tracks.
The session will also present findings from a preliminary visit to Reno, along with examples of local meetings and proof-of-concept development. Plans for Korea Night 2026, the K-Nevada Bridge and follow-up opportunities linked to CES 2027 will also be introduced.
A question-and-answer session and guidance on the application process will conclude the briefing.
From Online Briefing to Market Validation in Reno
K-Nevada Gateway 2026 is designed as a practical U.S. market-entry program rather than a conventional overseas business tour.
Participating companies will explore Nevada’s industrial ecosystem, visit relevant facilities and meet local companies, institutions and innovation partners. The program will seek to identify opportunities for business-model validation, market partnerships and potential PoC projects.
Applications are open to companies in the following sectors:
- Energy and batteries
- Semiconductors and artificial intelligence
- Medical and health technology
- AI, content and media
- Drones and mobility
- Agricultural and clean technology
- Entertainment technology and fandom
- K-beauty and K-food
A total of 10 companies will be selected. Applications close on September 12, and the participation fee is $7,500 per company. Detailed services and itinerary information will be provided during the online session.
Following the Reno program, the organizers plan to support continued relationship-building and business development through the K-Nevada Bridge and connections with CES 2027.
Contact: existen75@kentertechhub.com
Website: knevada.com