License News = Reporter Park Se-chang | Daonda Auto Glass (CEO Lee Jae-chun), which reduces costs and provides eco-friendly advanced technology services through partial replacement rather than full replacement when car glass is broken, held a business briefing on the 16th.

Cracks caused by stones or other damaging objects while driving can lead to secondary accidents. Therefore, eco-friendly technologies for restoration rather than replacement have been active in the United States since the 80s using resin materials and equipment.

Daonda Auto Glass is the first company in Korea to offer the U.S. National Windshield Repair Division (NWRD) International Auto Glass Restoration Association (IAGA) overseas professional certification, and will begin issuing certificates to technicians who complete the training program this September.

At the national business briefing, Daonda Auto Glass CEO Lee Jae-chun expressed his determination to become a company that leads the ecology of domestic glass restoration technology by establishing a system for training and educating specialized technicians and being the first to introduce overseas glass restoration technology in Korea, rather than the decline of domestic glass restoration technology due to indiscriminate branch expansion.

Daonda Auto Glass aims to realize accurate and smooth service supply by developing a computer network and cooperating with large companies to realize accurate and smooth service supply.In order to expand brand awareness, the company is promoting PR plans such as character development, collaboration with companies sponsoring martial arts competitions, and social service activities, and aspires to create a familiar brand that is easily accessible to the general public through domestic and overseas glass restoration events.

After the business briefing, Daonda Auto Glass held regional meetings to discuss business performance, operational know-how, customer satisfaction, pain points, and technical seminars to strengthen franchise cohesion, and plans to sign business agreements with the Suwon City Association for the Retarded and the Korea Specialized Martial Arts Federation in March.

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