RBW Expands K-Pop Industry Experience Programs to Foster Next-Generation Talent
RBW, a global comprehensive content company, is accelerating efforts to nurture next-generation talent and revitalize the industry ecosystem by continuously expanding its K-pop and cultural industry experience and educational programs.
On April 4th, RBW hosted a special K-pop session for participants of 'Deutsche Bank NextGen APAC Seoul 2025'. Managing Director Song Jun-ho and Producer Yoon Young-jun introduced the K-pop production process and the Korean entertainment agency system, attracting keen interest from international attendees.
Following this, on April 25th, participants of Australia's MONASH EMBA program visited RBW's headquarters. They received lectures on RBW's business structure, the global standing of the Hallyu music industry, and management strategies, and experienced the competitiveness of the K-pop system through a headquarters tour.
The company is also actively running programs for domestic youth. On May 5th, a career exploration program was held for students of Anyang University, providing opportunities to explore various job roles and career paths through coffee chats with industry professionals.
RBW has been regularly operating the 'Enter-business Master Class' since 2016 and offers educational programs related to the K-pop and entertainment industry for participants of various ages and backgrounds. These initiatives are part of its broader plan to contribute to nurturing future talent and expanding global industry understanding through education and experience. More details can be found on RBW's official Instagram, 'RBW EDU'.
RBW is recognized for its success in artist development, managing popular groups such as MAMAMOO, ONEUS, and PURPLE KISS. The company is diversifying its business portfolio, venturing into webtoon and drama production to solidify its position as a comprehensive entertainment entity. RBW remains focused on developing its intellectual property and strengthening global partnerships to ensure sustained growth.