ium Labs · Seoul, Korea
Bring your Web3 community together in Seoul.
Build the event around the people you need in the room and the conversation they should have. We coordinate Korea Blockchain Week side events, Seoul meetups and local launch experiences.
Who this is for.
For teams bringing users, developers, partners or an existing Korean community together. Choose the audience, format and next step before committing to a venue or a production plan.
What the work covers.
Audience and event brief
Define who the event is for, why they would attend and what they should be able to do next. Agree the format, expected scale, timing, responsibilities and the way invitations or registrations will be handled.
Venue and production coordination
Coordinate venue options and the agreed technical, staffing, catering and guest-experience requirements. Match the production plan to the program rather than treating every meetup as a conference.
Program and guest communications
Plan demonstrations, talks, workshops or networking around the audience’s interests. Coordinate speakers, local materials, invitations and relevant creator or community communications.
Event record and follow-up
Keep a record of agreed delivery and available attendance data. Prepare approved post-event content and follow-up responsibilities so that useful conversations have a next step.
From brief to delivery.
Brief
Agree the audience, objective, format and event boundaries.
Prepare
Coordinate the venue, program, partners and guest communications.
Produce
Deliver the agreed experience and on-site coordination.
Follow up
Record attendance evidence, publish approved recaps and assign next conversations.
What to measure.
Separate registrations, check-ins, participation and subsequent conversations. An RSVP is not an attendee, and an attendee is not automatically a qualified lead. Agree how attendance and follow-up will be recorded before the event.
World × peaq: the guest journey was part of production.
The 30 September 2026 Seongsu event combined check-in, app preparation, Orb and robotics experiences, and merchandise collection. The operating plan assigned station responsibilities, a rehearsal and handovers. The public event page names ium Labs as design and event producer.
Distribution before the room.
The campaign record dated 24 September lists 19 completed Telegram placements. Keep those publications separate from approved registrations, on-site check-ins and post-event product activity.
Related project experience.
World
event experience.
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trader events and support.
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creator participation.
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outdoor and digital distribution.
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pre-launch community.
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verifiable identity events.
View project record ↗Each project record explains the scope and source, including prior team experience where applicable.
Questions before we start.
Do events have to run during Korea Blockchain Week?
No. Seoul meetups, workshops, launch parties or small business conversations can be planned outside KBW. Timing should follow the audience and the project’s objective.
What determines the event budget?
Audience scale, venue, program, technical production, catering, staffing and content requirements. Scope, timing and responsibilities are agreed before delivery.
Can an event support a Korean community program?
Yes. A local event can be connected to an existing community, creator campaign or education program, with clear invitations and follow-up rather than an isolated night.
Further reading.
Define your next move in Korea.
Share your product, audience and objective. We will define the proposed deliverables, responsibilities and reporting for your brief.