BuirSkraan's

BuirSkraan's Corporation

Type	Private Company
Industry	Fast food restaurants Real estate
Founded	June 23, 2006 (2006-06-23)
Founder	Anthony Tolmie
Area served	Makko Oko
Key people	Wioletta Jaworska CEO
Website	buirskraans.com.mk

BuirSkraan's Corporation is a Makkonian privately-owned multinational fast food chain founded in Ckouhills, Livonia, Makko Oko on June 23rd, 2006. BuirSkraan's was founded by father Anthony Tolmie about a year after the end of the economic boom in the nation after his wife, Maria Tolmie, passed away to an undiagnosed health problem because she, as a working parent, saved to put food on the table. BuirSkraan's concept was created from the original recipes of Maria and later of their two children, and always had a motivation of "cheap Makkonian food for a great price". In early 2008, BuirSkraan's opted to expand into franchising to be in more than one city and to be able to generate more profits. By mid-2009, they had to sell the company due to their lack of experience and inability to manage ever-scaling operations. Anthony would stay on as CEO and Chairman until 2014 when he would retire due to disagreements.

Etymology

The name "BuirSkraan's" is Makuri for "ParentFood's", which is a reference to the father directly providing their family recipes cooked for you.

History

The Economic Boom

Ortra was originally named the Internal Defense Network, or IDN. It was established in early 1991 with the scaling deployment and growth of the military forces as a way to quickly track the whereabouts of people and update information instantly. At the time, the Department of Defense used foreign-built computers as the internet was not around in Makko Oko yet and would not be for several years. The IDN started development in early March 1990, months before the establishment of the Republic. The concept was the idea of Lieutenant General Floyd Baird, who told the soon-to-be President Julius Knudsen in February 1990: "One must have automaton in the defense of what we as a people are prideful of. The network is a concept tried everywhere; now we expand that here, and trust ourselves."