The medical device-specialized company Nuga Medical (Chairman Cho, Syung-Hyun, www.nuga.kr) has invited foreign outstanding distributors to the Nuga Village located at Jeju Island and conducted the education on products and marketing of Nuga best. The foreign outstanding distributors including India, Russia, Ukraine, Malaysia, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Germany, Turkey, Philippines, Uzbekistan, and Eastern European countries were invited to visit the Nuga Village that is utilized as a resting place and education site for customers and distributors. They visited the headquarters located at Wonju and the main office building located at Seoul to see the production process of products already verified for the excellence of quality at the local site. The marketing education conducted at Nuga Medical aroused their great sympathy since it was not just formal but emotional marketing. The 'Mother Marketing' lectured by the chairman Cho himself revealed the delicate and heart-warming marketing strategy of Nuga Medical that always studies for the customers like the mother who serves for the family with thousands of things for all her life. In addition, they experienced Korean culture through domestic tour including the Seongsan Ilchulbong and Manjang-gul which are designated as World Culture Heritage, and Udo, Jeju Folk Village, and such to understand the Korean culture and sentiments. On the other hand, Pradeep Saman Kumara Udugoda, the Deputy Minister of Land of Sri Lanka and Gap-Su Lim, the general managing director of Nuga's local corporation, visited Nuga Medical to discuss the business cooperation.
In the meeting, Chairman Cho and the Deputy Minister Pradeep Saman Kumara Udugoda discussed to supply for the medical devices produced by Nuga Medical, and exchanged opinions on local cooperation at Sri Lanka.
Nuga Medical said that "it was the valuable time since we could share fellowship and friendship beyond the boundaries of countries. We wish to continue to a greater growth along with the support policies of Korean headquarters."