In principle, corporate management should be transparent. While the primary objective of a corporation is to expand its scale, its ultimate objective is to contribute to society. To expand the management scale and to contribute to society, the practice of confining the decision making to only a few shareholders should be stopped. Toward this end, the company shall establish a clear management system that can define the social responsibility of corporations. We shall pursue long-term management rather than seek only short-term profits and promote transparency; thus developing as a company that can distribute profits to all persons involved.     In transacting business, we shall prioritize environmental protection. Preserving the dwindling global resources and protecting the earth from the worsening pollution are the top priorities of the company because doing so allows it to protect itself. Maintaining a clean and green environment and nurturing love for nature that cherishes all life shall form the basis of Buhmwoo's management philosophy.     Transparent management and environment-friendly management are the cornerstones on which an enterprise fulfills its social mission. We should realize that the enterprise will eventually fail and find no place to stay in society no matter how sublime an objective it may have, unless its management is ethically and morally oriented. We have witnessed many well-known domestic and international corporations that have suddenly collapsed and disappeared from society. An enterprise is basically a community built for man, and the true owner of an enterprise should always consider society.     There is a book titled "Customer is always Right." If there are no customers, no enterprise will survive or can exist. It is tantamount to saying that Buhmwoo cannot live without air. While all officers and employees of an enterprise recognize this fact, it is not easy to practice such belief. Therefore, we should not look from inside to outside but from outside to inside. We should exert continuing efforts toward impressing upon customers our personality, the quality of our products and technologies, and the quality of our service. We shall channel our whole power to practice the customer-first principle to create loyal customers.     We have seen how global enterprises enjoy long life. This tells us that such enterprises have preserved and protected their core power and have operated their businesses based on an open policy of coping effectively with changes while seeking growth. We shall attempt to discover what core power Buhmwoo has and channel all our efforts and skills toward realizing such power to create a mature Buhmwoo.