“A Factory that Produces a Clear, Blue Sky.” It doesn’t make sense at all. How can a factory produce a clear, blue sky? Factories are usually the number one image of air pollution. It’s KC Cottrell’s catch phrase. KC Cottrell is a small-medium sized company in Korea that specializes in air pollution control. So what’s so special about them? The fact that they have won the overseas contract with GE (General Electric Company). Think about it. GE chose a small-medium sized company in a small country, not a major corporation in U.S. or Europe. This demonstrates that KC Cottrell is very competitive in the global market and being a small-medium sized company, shows that scale doesn’t matter. Clearly, the CEO of KC Cottrell knows how to do business.
Their development and growth taught me three things.
1. You can’t just jump into the major league. You need a strong, solid base to jump into the global market.
2. Widen your views. Look and think far ahead. Expanding your business through discovering and developing a new field will open the opportunities of success.
3. The power that allows a medium sized company to continuously grow is to have independent technical skills without relying on major corporations.
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