Before starting your business, you will do well to do a personal value analysis. Personal values represent your philosophy, guiding principles, outlook and aspirations for your prospective business. These are non-monetary values. They indicate your Read More
The Philippine Business Registry (PBR) is set to be launched today at the Securities and Exchange Commission as a one-stop shop for corporations and partnerships which previously had to transact with several government agencies to Read More
Andok’s. Baliwag. And now … Sr. Pedro. Based in Misamis Oriental, Sr. Pedro is widely regarded as the most popular lechon manok brand in Visayas and Mindanao and has made inroads in the Luzon Read More
Business people have no choice whether or not to join social media; the only question is how they should do it. In the vernacular, he quipped: “Umiikot ang mundo, hindi puwedeng nakatayo lang tayo.” This, Read More
Question We urgently need help!! You see, we are always running short of cash, being a very small metal-working business, a single proprietorship, a family business, with very little resources. Maiksi ang pisi namin. Sometimes,I Read More
Esmerna Gabutina owns Tinabuan Arts and Crafts, an OTOP (one-town-one product) sinamay making enterprise in Lagonlong, Misamis Oriental. Since it began more than 10 years ago, it has diversified its product lines and grown in Read More
The latest Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Business Expectation Survey showed that local businessmen are more confident about their growth prospects, thanks to indications of improving general economic conditions and demand. The survey was conducted on Read More
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) are urging local businessmen to use geographical locations as a marketing tool to build the brand of certain products Read More
(First published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer, February 12, 2012) ILIGAN CITY—In 1998, in the wake of the flood that devastated parts of Lanao del Norte, a 30-year-old entrepreneur with a sense of mission provided Read More
The University of Baltimore and the SERDEF have agreed to work together in proposing and implementing livelihood development projects for Filipino women in disadvantaged communities, under the worldwide New Pathways Program. In a recent visit Read More
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