Yuhan Corporation officially launched its 'Online Museum' on September 14, commemorating the 100th anniversary of its founding. This digital exhibition space visually restores the company's contributions to public health over the past century through key events and photographs.
The online museum was created based on the comprehensive history book 'Yuhan Corporation: 100 Years of History,' published to celebrate the centennial. The main exhibition area, titled 'Great Pioneer, Dr. Yoo Il-han,' highlights the life of Dr. Yoo, who returned to Korea after achieving success as a businessman in the United States to establish the company and dedicate himself to the independence movement.
The museum also sheds light on Yuhan's unique governance structure and organizational culture, including Dr. Yoo's belief in philanthropy, his commitment to public welfare through the Yuhan Foundation, and the early establishment of a professional management system that separated ownership from management.
Various multimedia content, including a centennial video, card news, and key commemorative projects from this year, have been organized for continuous access without time or space constraints.
A Yuhan representative stated, "We hope the online museum serves as a platform to reflect on the past 100 years and share our founding spirit and corporate values with future generations. We will continue to challenge and innovate to open a new century for human health and social development."
Additionally, Yuhan Corporation is enhancing the exhibition content of its cultural complex 'Willow House,' which was established to mark its 100th anniversary, to expand visitor engagement.
Rather than merely preserving the old headquarters, Yuhan is transforming it into a space where visitors can experience Dr. Yoo's management philosophy and the company's 100-year history.
Willow House is a reimagined cultural complex created from Yuhan's former headquarters, which was used from 1962 for 35 years, in celebration of the centennial. The Yuhan Archive is designed to provide a comprehensive view of Dr. Yoo Il-han and Yuhan Corporation's past, present, and future.
The online museum was created based on the comprehensive history book 'Yuhan Corporation: 100 Years of History,' published to celebrate the centennial. The main exhibition area, titled 'Great Pioneer, Dr. Yoo Il-han,' highlights the life of Dr. Yoo, who returned to Korea after achieving success as a businessman in the United States to establish the company and dedicate himself to the independence movement.
The museum also sheds light on Yuhan's unique governance structure and organizational culture, including Dr. Yoo's belief in philanthropy, his commitment to public welfare through the Yuhan Foundation, and the early establishment of a professional management system that separated ownership from management.
Various multimedia content, including a centennial video, card news, and key commemorative projects from this year, have been organized for continuous access without time or space constraints.
A Yuhan representative stated, "We hope the online museum serves as a platform to reflect on the past 100 years and share our founding spirit and corporate values with future generations. We will continue to challenge and innovate to open a new century for human health and social development."
Additionally, Yuhan Corporation is enhancing the exhibition content of its cultural complex 'Willow House,' which was established to mark its 100th anniversary, to expand visitor engagement.
Rather than merely preserving the old headquarters, Yuhan is transforming it into a space where visitors can experience Dr. Yoo's management philosophy and the company's 100-year history.
Willow House is a reimagined cultural complex created from Yuhan's former headquarters, which was used from 1962 for 35 years, in celebration of the centennial. The Yuhan Archive is designed to provide a comprehensive view of Dr. Yoo Il-han and Yuhan Corporation's past, present, and future.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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