Jongwon Baek is not only the CEO of The Born Korea, but also the chairman of the board.

(1)Compliments make even Jongwon Baek dance.
(2)The reason why he chose the budget as the first project site is because it is his hometown.
(3)”It’s my hometown.” It was easy to persuade local governments and merchants because they knew each other. And what I desperately needed is that the schools I’m chairman of are here. As the number of students decreased, there was a sense of crisis that the school would disappear.
(4)In 2012, Jongwon Baek was inaugurated as the 11th chairman of Yesan High School and Yehwa Girls’ High School, a school corporation founded by his grandfather.Since then, generous meals and special meals provided by schools affiliated with the foundation have become a hot topic.
(5)He stresses that market revival may be seen as a social contribution, but it is strictly a profitable business.
(6)”Regional contribution is something that gives to the region for nothing, but I think it’s also good to consult local governments to properly spend their precious taxes. Any local government that needs our help, we’ll run whenever we need it. We’re going to make money. We’re going to do something good and make a big profit.
(7)For the budget market, all expenses from planning to remodeling were spent by The Born Korea to expedite the project.The newly opened store was purchased from Yedeok Academy, where Jongwon Baek is the chairman of the board. It was a reasonable purchase. What was hard while doing “Alley Restaurant” was that if there were more customers, rent would rise later, resulting in a vicious cycle of increasing food prices. It’s called gentrification. If we have a store, we can control the rent even if the market is active, so we bought it altogether. The private school foundation has something called profitable property. It’s a property that I can’t use at my disposal, and I got permission from the provincial education office through enthusiastic persuasion.
(8)The name of the project is to become the mayor of Jongwon Baek. In addition, the ambition to revive the local economy is reminiscent of that of a real politician. It is not impossible if the public’s favor is considered as if they are dreaming of entering politics, such as the head of a local government.