New alliance between Chilean and South Korean companies drives creative collaboration for Latin America and Asia.
2BeNamed, a content distribution and programming company based in Chile and Atlanta, founded by former executives of FOX Latin America, announces a new strategic alliance with Grafizix Co., a prominent South Korean producer and distributor with over two decades of experience in the entertainment industry.
This pioneering collaboration aims to enhance cooperation between the Latin American and Asian creative industries, consolidating the presence of Latin American content in South Korea and Asia, while facilitating the arrival of South Korean content to Chile and all Latin America.
With the key support of Chilecreativo, the National Creative Economy Program promoted by Corfo (Chile), and KOSME, the agency for SMEs and Startups of the South Korean government that supports Korean small and medium-sized enterprises worldwide with an office in Santiago, Chile, this alliance represents a significant milestone in strengthening commercial and cultural ties between both regions. Chilecreativo and KOSME played a fundamental role in introducing both companies and enhancing the networking that led to this innovative agreement.
“We are excited to join forces with Grafizix Co. to open new doors in the Latin American and Asian markets,” commented Edgar Spielmann, CEO and Co-Founder of 2BeNamed. “This partnership will allow us to offer a broader and more diverse range of content to our viewers, while promoting cultural diversity and creativity in both regions.”
For its part, Grafizix Co. is equally enthusiastic about this collaboration. “We firmly believe in the potential of the Latin American creative industry and are committed to sharing our content and expertise with the region’s audience,” said HONG SungWook, CEO of Grafizix Co.
The alliance between 2BeNamed and Grafizix Co. promises to bring a variety of innovative content, including animation, live shows, interactive exhibitions, and much more, thus enriching the entertainment offering available to audiences in Chile, Latin America, South Korea, and all of Asia.
The agreement comes at a time of booming South Korean content, with growing demand from the Latin American audience. This strategic alliance is perfectly positioned to capitalize on this trend and meet the growing demand for high-quality content throughout the region.
