History
2000 Started business (Affiliated with America's largest Industrial Supplier 'W.W Graninger')
2011 Declared transition to social enterprise
2012 Changed company name to ‘Happynarae Co., Ltd.’
Priority purchase from social enterprises and start hiring the vulnerable
2013 Obtained social enterprise certification from the Ministry of Employment and Labor (No. 2013-067)
Established a subsidiary in Suzhou, China (Launching business in China)
2014 Awarded the 2014 Presidential Award (Contribution to fostering social enterprises)
2015 Established Chongqing Corporation in China
2016 Started support for KAIST SE MBA, Social Performance Incentive (SPC)
SCM operation system advancement (HAVIS open)
2018 Started to invest in social enterprise fund
2019 Launching 2019 Happy Alliance/ Probono Business
2020 Launching 2020 Impact Unicorn Alliance Model
2021 Established a subsidiary in Georgia, America (Launching business in America)
Established a subsidiary in Budapest, Hungary (Launching business in Hungary)
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