SK Stoa-Jeonju City Sign MOU to 'Activate Local Product Sales Channels for Small Business Owners'

Yoon Seok-am, CEO of SK Stoa (center), is taking a commemorative photo with Woo Beom-gi, Mayor of Jeonju, Kim Hyung-wook, Chairman of the Korea T-Commerce Association, Shim Kyu-moon, Director of the Jeonju Economic and Industrial Bureau, and others at the 'SK Stoa-Jeonju Small Business Local Product Market Support Agreement Ceremony' held at Jeonju City Hall in Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do. (Photo by SK Stoa)

[Asia Economy Reporter Jeon Jinyoung] SK Stoa announced on the 22nd that it has signed a "Business Agreement to Revitalize Sales Channels for Local Small Business Owners" with Jeonju City.

The signing ceremony held the previous day at Jeonju City Hall in Jeonbuk included attendees such as Yoon Seokam, CEO of SK Stoa, Kim Hyungwook, Chairman of the Korea T-Commerce Association, Woo Beomgi, Mayor of Jeonju, and Shim Gyumoon, Director of Jeonju Economic and Industrial Bureau.

SK Stoa, which has been dedicated to product development and securing sales channels for local small business owners, has expanded its scope to basic local governments through this agreement. Going forward, it plans to provide product consulting for small business owners in Jeonju and secure sales channels by broadcasting sales through its own channels.

Jeonju City also plans to provide support, including offering venues to introduce products of local small business owners through SK Stoa.

Yoon Seokam, CEO of SK Stoa, stated, "SK Stoa, which has been striving to coexist with small business owners and social enterprises nationwide, has now partnered with Jeonju City. As we expand the area of coexistence to basic local governments, we will work harder to coexist with more small business owners through more detailed consulting and support measures."

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