Tmon Signs Business Agreement with Pohang City... Revitalizing Local Economy through Win-Win Cooperation

"Let's Save Together!" Business Agreement Signed... Promoting Local Economy and Small Business Cooperation
Pohang City Supports 'Commerce Center' Construction... Online Sales Support and Customized Training for Small Businesses
Special Live Broadcast Planned for Dokdo Day... All Sales Proceeds Donated to Environmental Protection

On the 16th, (from left) Lee Gang-deok, Mayor of Pohang, Jang Yoon-seok, CEO of TMON, and Jeong Hae-jong, Chairman of the Pohang City Council, signed a business agreement to revitalize the local economy and strengthen win-win cooperation with small business owners, and are taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] TMON announced on the 17th that it has signed a business agreement titled 'Let's Save Together!' with Pohang City to revitalize the local economy and strengthen win-win cooperation with small business owners. The strategy is for Pohang City to maximize synergy by adding TMON's platform capabilities to the Commerce Center scheduled to be established by the end of this year.

First, TMON will promote online sales activation for local small business owners by supporting the establishment of the Pohang City Commerce Center. Pohang City plans to build the Commerce Center by the end of the year and support the entry and sales of local small business owners. TMON will provide them with multifaceted support including online sales channels, consulting, and educational programs. In particular, TMON plans to link its live commerce platform 'TVON' to support product sales and marketing for small business owners.

TMON will also support strengthening the usability of Pohang City's local currency by utilizing TMON Cash. Additionally, ahead of Dokdo Day, TMON will independently plan a special live broadcast through TVON as a Dokdo guardian. They intend to sell local specialties such as Dokdo shrimp and donate all proceeds to protect the marine ecosystem of Ulleungdo and Dokdo.

Jang Yoon-seok, CEO of TMON, said, "We will strive to provide online sales channels and customized educational opportunities to small business owners in Pohang City, aiming to discover excellent products and activate sales to strengthen coexistence with the local economy." He added, "We will do our best to fulfill corporate social responsibility by establishing a continuous cooperative relationship with Pohang City."

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