Hanyuwon and Korea Water Resources Corporation Deliver Win-Win Mall Points to Partner SMEs
Joint Support to Bridge the Welfare Gap for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
The Korea Small and Medium Business Distribution Center announced on December 4 that it held a win-win growth points delivery ceremony with Korea Water Resources Corporation at the Hanyuwon Mokdong office building in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, to improve welfare for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Since 2020, Hanyuwon and Korea Water Resources Corporation have been collaborating on the "K-water Partner SME Win-Win Mall Points Support Project" to help partner small and medium-sized enterprises overcome management difficulties and to address the welfare gap between large corporations and SMEs.
The Korea Small and Medium Business Distribution Center held a win-win growth points delivery ceremony for improving welfare for small and medium enterprises with Korea Water Resources Corporation on the 4th at the Hanyuwon Mokdong office in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul. From the left, Heewoong Kim, Director of Water Industry Innovation at Korea Water Resources Corporation, and Hongjun Choi, Head of Department Store Business at Hanyuwon. Korea Small and Medium Business Distribution Center
View original imageThe Win-Win Mall is a cooperative welfare platform operated by Hanyuwon. It supports market expansion for small and micro-businesses struggling to secure sales channels, while allowing employees of participating companies to purchase high-quality products from SMEs through the online mall.
Through this agreement, the two organizations will provide 180 million won in Win-Win Mall points to 300 employees of partner and affiliated SMEs. Employees who receive these points can use them like cash within the Win-Win Mall to purchase outstanding products from small and medium-sized enterprises.
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Lee Taesik, CEO of Hanyuwon, said, "This will greatly contribute to improving the welfare level of SMEs as well as supporting sales channels for SMEs listed on the Win-Win Mall," adding, "We will continue to strengthen product quality and diversify our offerings to enhance customer convenience and satisfaction."
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