On June 22, a museum of labor glory of the western Ukrainian trade corporation "Pakko" was opened in Lutsk, reported the Western Information Corporation's own correspondent.
Today, the "Pakko" corporation comprises nearly two dozen enterprises in 7 western regions of Ukraine, employing three thousand people. They create the glory of the enterprise and lead an interesting corporate life, as evidenced by the museum's exhibits.
The powerful development of the enterprise, which has just celebrated its 5th anniversary, is driven by the professionalism of its leader – the head of the supervisory board of the "Pakko" corporation, Volodymyr Mykulich.
At the opening of the museum, Volodymyr Mykulich assured: "All western regions will have their own 'Vopaks.' This is a brand that will become an all-Ukrainian brand – 'Vopak,' 'Pakko.' In the future, we plan to create a large chain of intermarkets 'Tam-Tam.'"
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1987 – Volodymyr Mykulich headed the Volyn food base "Ukroptbakaliya." 1996 – a joint Ukrainian-Slovak enterprise "VolynPak" was created, the production of packaged cereals under the brand "I Want More" began, and distribution of goods from well-known brands was established. 1999 – creation of a chain of wholesale self-service stores in Western Ukraine. 2001 – opening of the first "Vopak" supermarket in Lutsk. 2003-2005 – the appearance of 13 more "Vopak" supermarkets in Lutsk, Novovolynsk, Uzhhorod, and Ivano-Frankivsk