V.Dream

About V.Dream

V.Dream is a human resources technology firm specializing in job matching and remote work solutions for individuals with disabilities. Founded in January 2018 by CEO Kim Min-ji, the company aims to create a more inclusive job market. Kim's prior experience as an external affairs director at an IT company revealed the challenges many businesses face in meeting mandatory disability employment quotas, which often leads them to pay fines instead. This insight, coupled with personal connections to disability, motivated her to establish V.Dream, a name signifying the "Various and Victorious Dreams" of disabled individuals.

The company's core offering is 'Flipp,' a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform designed for managing remote disabled employees. This system provides comprehensive HR functions, including time and attendance tracking, task management, communication tools, and electronic signatures, all tailored with accessibility features for various disability types. By enabling remote work, V.Dream helps companies overcome the logistical and financial barriers of establishing accessible physical workplaces, thereby reducing their disability employment fines. The business model primarily revolves around an annual subscription fee for the 'Flipp' platform, which accounts for approximately 80% of its revenue.

V.Dream also operates a job-matching system that connects qualified disabled candidates with suitable corporate roles, provides customized job training, and offers career path guidance. The company has expanded its services to include 'V-Art Gallery,' a platform for disabled artists, and is exploring further extensions into digital care and community platforms. With a client base spanning manufacturing, software, and public sectors, V.Dream has successfully placed over 3,000 individuals in jobs. The company has also initiated international expansion, signing an MOU with Vietnam's Ministry of Labor and receiving interest from Mongolia.