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Setting up a role model for small business owners
Success story of fusion joraengi sausage stew continues with fusion topped rice
CEO Na Jong-ok of Joraengi Sausage Stew & Grilled Pork Belly, Na Jong Ok Co., Ltd
Joraengi Sausage Stew only uses luxury tulip hams
The hams decide the taste of a sausage stew by 80%. It is not much to say that the history of sausage stew started from realizing the original taste of the hams. Back then, it required securing of the ingredients from the U.S. Army in Korea and other import channels. CEO Na Jong-ok of Joraengi Sausage Stew & Grilled Pork Belly is praised for her sausage stew brand that contains pork with right amount of salt and for following the safety and hygiene regulations. Na has only used the low salted American CornKing sausage and the A grade tulip hams supplied to Danish royal family since the day she opened the restaurant. She was born in 1974 and studied trade at university. She started sausage stew business by chance and worked in the field for 12 years. It has been one and a half years since she established Na Jong Ok Co., Ltd with a will to make good sausage stew different from the rival franchise giants. Her principle of good ingredients, good taste and generous portion has proved a high growth potential of the business and has been praised by many people. Na grew up from a well-to-do family with educational merit and became familiar to give things out to people in need. Joraengi rice cake was a symbol of luck for a long time due to its shape similar to cocoon which is a symbol of longevity. Jo added joraengi rice cake to her sausage stew and thus called ‘joraengi sausage stew’. The menu attracted an explosive response at the first day of opening the restaurant; she also used expensive hams which solved the issues of the unique smell and the low quality ingredients. Hygiene and generous portion also played an important part to have made the business as successful as today. Apart from sausage stew, CEO Na signed a business agreement with Korean pork suppliers and developed grilled pork menus and made sure the consistency of the taste in all its franchises in Gangnam, Seocho, Guro, Samsung, Euljiro, Daechi and Sangam in Seoul as well as Daegu and Pangyo. Thanks to Na’s business acumen, Joraengi Sausage Stew & Grilled Pork Belly preoccupied the advantageous position in the fierce competition with the three big names in the field.
Good headquarters makes good franchises
The war stricken Korean people scratched the leftovers of the food from the U.S. Army bases to make sausage stew. It is a sad story but the story has many similarities with the story of Na who grew up rich, worked for a renowned company but lost job when the IMF hit Korea in 1997. She gathered her strength once more and worked closely with the franchise owners during the period of opening 10 franchises with no membership fee, royalty or training fee. Na also built her career in the legal world and once suggested offering the legal fee at half the price to the clients in financial difficulty when she worked as the department head of Jung Chi Young Law Firm. She made the best of her legal knowledge in running the current business and innovatively introduced sausage stew for one person as well as barbequed pork meal and charcoal rib meal even before the single meal trend started to sweep Korea. However, she suffered from unfair business practice for many years whether she was the owner of the store or worked for. This is the reason that she keeps her principle ‘good headquarters makes good franchises’. She emphasizes that her franchisees are guaranteed a success as long as they follow the win-win management principles of the headquarters.
Continuing success of fusion joraengi sausage stew with fusion topped rice: ‘Pangyo Topped Rice’
Na has achieved 700,000 won yearly sales. She advises to pay attention to regular dinners and restaurant districts to secure royal dinners but avoid single menu franchises as most of them are run by the owner of the building and has the set supplying route. It means that you should choose franchises that rotate 2 to 3 menus. Na’s cooperation with the franchise owners is well known and it took part in development of the fusion joraengi sausage stew (Korean-American inspired). To push forward her creative zeal, Na recently has developed a fusion topped rice (Korea-Japanese inspired). She borrowed the idea from Japanese ‘gyudon’ and she named it as ‘Pangyo Topped Rice’. Having proved its taste through the sample test, Na is preparing to recruit franchisees within the year. As a modest woman, Na ascribes her success to her clients and also her parents who raised all five children to university. Yet, she is as confident a businesswoman as a businessman and proudly put her name for her company; Na Jong Ok Co., Ltd.
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