Chungnam Governor Park Soo-hyun visited "Jung Ji-sook Art Flower," located on Wolbong-ro, Seobuk-gu, Cheonan, on the 10th to make a "first sale" purchase (masugeolji) and convey a message of encouragement.

This visit was arranged as part of the "Small Business Boosting Project: Park Soo-hyun Applauds You," which was designed to realize communicative administration and breathe vitality into the stagnant grassroots economy.

Following the Nonsan Yonsan Traditional Market on the 2nd and the Seocheon Alley-type Shopping District on the 9th, this marks the third destination.

Jung Ji-sook, CEO of Jung Ji-sook Art Flower, completed the "Small Business Digital Onboarding Education" and is making efforts to pioneer online sales channels.

This education is a core program of the "Chungnam Sodam Square" project, which is being promoted to help small business owners in the province enter the online market and achieve digital transformation.

Chungnam Sodam Square is scheduled to officially open this month. Equipped with broadcasting studios, training rooms, and single-person media rooms, it provides comprehensive support for small business owners, ranging from customized digital education to assistance with entering online platforms.

Through the training, CEO Jung learned how to operate social media channels, write promotional texts utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), and produce product detail pages, thereby enhancing her digital competitiveness.

Visiting the shop as its first customer of the day, Governor Park purchased a flower basket using local love gift certificates.

He then listened to CEO Jung share insights on the current status of floral distribution, trends in local commercial districts, and the difficulties and voices of merchants on the ground.

The province expects that the small business boosting project will serve as a primer to encourage citizens' ethical consumption and lead to actual purchases of local small business products.

The province plans to continue visiting alley economic sites across the region to alleviate the difficulties faced by small business owners and maintain close communication by reflecting grassroots voices into policies.

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