◇ On the 8th, the Gangwon State held the "2023 Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province Century Enterprise Certificate Ceremony" at the Provincial Office Trade Counseling Room and presented certificates and plaques to five companies, including Sandol Foods (CEO: Lee Ho-seong) and Gangneung Geohwa (CEO: Eom Ki-hyeon), which were selected as Century Enterprises.
Hongcheon Sandol Foods (CEO: Lee Ho-seong) and Gangneung Geohwa (CEO: Eom Ki-hyeon), Members of the Gangwon Economic International Exchange Association, were selected as Century Enterprises and received certificates and plaques.
On the 8th, the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province held the "2023 Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province Century Enterprise Certificate Ceremony" at the Provincial Office Trade Counseling Room and presented certificates and plaques to the five companies selected as Century Enterprises. The Centennial Enterprises selected this time include Sandol Foods and Geohwa, as well as Jinhwa Technology Corporation in Chuncheon, Dongyang Industrial Systems Co., Ltd. in Gangneung, and Namwon Corporation in Wonju.
Centennial Enterprises are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the province with at least 20 years of operation and at least 10 full-time employees. They demonstrate outstanding management capabilities and have consistently contributed to the local economy and social development. A total of 53 companies have been selected from 2012 to this year. Centennial Enterprises receive incentives such as a three-year deferral of local tax audits, preferential support from the provincial SME development fund, and participation in customized support programs.
Each company was recognized for its outstanding management capabilities, including sales and operating profit, and its commitment to technological innovation. Furthermore, they were recognized for their significant contributions to the local economy and social development through socially responsible management practices such as job creation and retention, and charitable activities.
Governor Kim Jin-tae of Gangwon State said, "We hope that the five companies selected this time will grow into century-old enterprises, and we will continue to refine policies to make Gangwon a province conducive to successful business management."
Source: Gangwon Newspaper, Reporter Lee Gyu-ho
◇ On the 8th, the Gangwon State held the "2023 Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province Century Enterprise Certificate Ceremony" at the Provincial Office Trade Counseling Room and presented certificates and plaques to five companies, including Sandol Foods (CEO: Lee Ho-seong) and Gangneung Geohwa (CEO: Eom Ki-hyeon), which were selected as Century Enterprises.
Hongcheon Sandol Foods (CEO: Lee Ho-seong) and Gangneung Geohwa (CEO: Eom Ki-hyeon), Members of the Gangwon Economic International Exchange Association, were selected as Century Enterprises and received certificates and plaques.
On the 8th, the Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province held the "2023 Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province Century Enterprise Certificate Ceremony" at the Provincial Office Trade Counseling Room and presented certificates and plaques to the five companies selected as Century Enterprises. The Centennial Enterprises selected this time include Sandol Foods and Geohwa, as well as Jinhwa Technology Corporation in Chuncheon, Dongyang Industrial Systems Co., Ltd. in Gangneung, and Namwon Corporation in Wonju.
Centennial Enterprises are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the province with at least 20 years of operation and at least 10 full-time employees. They demonstrate outstanding management capabilities and have consistently contributed to the local economy and social development. A total of 53 companies have been selected from 2012 to this year. Centennial Enterprises receive incentives such as a three-year deferral of local tax audits, preferential support from the provincial SME development fund, and participation in customized support programs.
Each company was recognized for its outstanding management capabilities, including sales and operating profit, and its commitment to technological innovation. Furthermore, they were recognized for their significant contributions to the local economy and social development through socially responsible management practices such as job creation and retention, and charitable activities.
Governor Kim Jin-tae of Gangwon State said, "We hope that the five companies selected this time will grow into century-old enterprises, and we will continue to refine policies to make Gangwon a province conducive to successful business management."
Source: Gangwon Newspaper, Reporter Lee Gyu-ho