The Beginning “Without the color green, it felt like there was no hope or vitality…” That was the realization that brought the birth of Green Ribbon Food Manufacturing by Ms. Josephine Alviar Velasco and her family from San Pedro City, Laguna. Year 2013 was when Typhoon Yolanda stormed the country with lifeless bodies on the continue reading : Green, Hope and Vitality: A success story of Green Ribbon Food Manufacturing
A STITCH IN TIME: A success story of Zia Kindra Embroidery Shop
About Zia Kindra Embroidery Shop Owned by Ms. Gina Aniciete Domingo, located at Brgy. Concepcion in Lumban, Laguna, this shop has proved that when passion meets talent, it can produce amazing works of art. Domingo pushed herself with full dedication to quality and passion for needlework as her family-owned business has become a success story continue reading : A STITCH IN TIME: A success story of Zia Kindra Embroidery Shop
Ann’s Fab Kitchen: Wonders inside a kitchen
It was in the year 2016 when Ana, a wife and a mom, thought of sharing her well-loved recipes with her friends by posting them on social media. Ana found that baking and creating beautiful wedding cakes for her clients was her calling and she started making wedding cakes one after another. Soon after, words continue reading : Ann’s Fab Kitchen: Wonders inside a kitchen
Rising from Adversity: Security Guards Turned Thriving Store Owners
In the fascinating tale of Edna Malaca Relacion and her husband Cornelio Relacion, two security guards working in separate companies in Makati, an extraordinary journey unfolded. It all began in October 2020 when the couple, determined to augment their income, embarked on a business venture fueled by their hard-earned savings. With a capital of Php40,000.00, continue reading : Rising from Adversity: Security Guards Turned Thriving Store Owners
Dreams Do Come True
One inspiring success story that showcases the journey of a woman who was a former Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) and transformed into a successful entrepreneur with the assistance of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is that of Marilyn C. Magno. Marilyn, from the City of Cabuyao in Laguna, worked as a domestic helper continue reading : Dreams Do Come True
A story of grit and growth
Ms. Ana Arsolacia, a 58-year-old woman, had once been a dedicated factory worker and a manager in a well-known local brand for a decade. However, driven by a desire for more independence and to create her own path, she decided to leave her corporate job and venture into entrepreneurship. In 2014, Ana returned to her continue reading : A story of grit and growth
M3K sari-sari store: A tale of resilience and revival
In the tranquil town of Bay, Laguna (Brgy. Calo), nestled deep in the heart of Laguna, a humble sari-sari store known as M3K stood as a symbol of resilience, tenacity, and the unwavering strength of family bonds. Owned by Mary Ann Alvarez Bejer, this unassuming shop bore witness to a remarkable journey filled with hardships, continue reading : M3K sari-sari store: A tale of resilience and revival
MYWILL’s story of “malayo pa, pero malayo na”
Eight years ago, Myra looked for a condensed puto cheese cooking tutorial on YouTube with the intention of producing something unique for her son’s birthday. After many failed attempts and wasted ingredients, she was finally able to create something that she is confident his son and family will enjoy after. When they tasted it at continue reading : MYWILL’s story of “malayo pa, pero malayo na”
Cravings Satisfied: An Irresistible Journey to Success
Meet Haydee Cetro, the passionate owner of Empanada Ahuy, a small empanada business that has conquered the hearts and taste buds of many. Haydee, hailing from Quezon Province and armed with a degree in AB Psychology, spent six years working as an HR Recruitment Specialist. However, when she moved to Alfonso with her husband and continue reading : Cravings Satisfied: An Irresistible Journey to Success
Yolanda’s Homemade Vinegar: Your Ultimate Sukang Sawsawan!
“Do good and good things will follow.” Yolanda’s Homemade, a start-up home business of Mrs. Yolanda Dela Torre, also known as “Nay Yolly” is continuously achieving success and creating remarkable contributions to the community by showing support to other businesses and local tourism. This tells a heartfelt story of an ordinary mother who manages to continue reading : Yolanda’s Homemade Vinegar: Your Ultimate Sukang Sawsawan!