Owner : Manuel "Manny" V. Pangilinan
Life : Manuel V. Pangilinan (born July 14, 1946 in Manila, Philippines), also known as Manny Pangilinan and MVP, is a Filipino businessman. He is the Chairman of the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company, from 1998 up to the present. He is also the Chairman of TV5, Philex Mining, and Metro Pacific Investments Croporation (MPIC). Pangilinan spent his elementary and high school days at San Beda College. He graduated cum laude from the Ateneo de Manila University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics. He received his MBA degree in 1968 from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
Business History :
Philippine Long Distance Telephone | PLDT When PLDT was incorporated and given the franchise to establish and operate telephone services in the country on November 28, 1928, a typhoon had just ravaged Eastern Visayas, Bicol Peninsula, and Samar. The ability to communicate amongst loved ones and across the country became crucial. Sadly, phone networks then were like disconnected intercom systems and you could only call people within your own small city. Filipinos were disconnected from neighboring towns, disconnected from friends in the other island and, needless to say, disconnected from the rest of the world. It was under this scenario that the law was signed giving birth to PLDT. What the new law hoped to achieve was to interconnect these "intercom" systems into a seamless nationwide network that would facilitate communication and delivery of services to the people, as well as spur economic development in the countryside. The first president of PLDT was Theodore Vail Halsey while Major J.E. Hamilton Stevenot, who represented the American firm General Telephone and Electronics Corp. (GTE), was elected executive vice president and general manager. Under the American owners of PLDT, many small phone companies in the provinces were acquired by the Company to help speed up the rollout and connection of these different phone systems all over the country. The management of PLDT was then set to lay the groundwork towards linking Filipinos to each other and, more importantly, to the world.
Mga Natutunan :
Life :Dula-Laurel narrates that the management of mall food courts were then looking for new offerings that would be easy on the budget but would satisfy the hunger of the customers. With a P50,000 capital, she approached a mall operator in Cubao, Quezon City to sell her concept, and with just a small food cart, and goto and tokwa't baboy on the menu, Goto King instantly became a hit across all classes of the market. "(Filipinos) all love to eat goto. However, it was considered street food and the usual impression was that it was not sanitarily prepared. So we repackaged it, improved its quality and then placed it in a mall setting where the customers can enjoy it in a clean and air-conditioned surrounding," she says. In 1987, the company opened its first 24-hour store along Timog Avenue in Quezon City.
Goto King
Goto King is a fast food chain owned and operated by Cater King Food Corporation. Cater King Food is a Filipino-owned company registered with the Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission and was incorporated in 1984 to operate a food manufacturing and services business. It started as single proprietorship established by Mrs. Teresa Dula Laurel in 1976 to provide catering services to select clients, while operating two fast food restaurants in Manila’s University Belt that catered mostly to students. It later expanded its operations as canteen concessionaire to various companies such as Purefoods (1981-1984) and Meralco (1984-1989). Catering services also grew to include institutional clients as well as major public events such as World Youth Day (1995). A new opportunity for Cater King Food’s growth presented itself with the establishment of Goto King in 1984. Goto King’s concept was to sell goto, a local merienda staple sold in carenderias and by ambulant food vendors, in air-conditioned comfort and with fast food convenience.
Mga Natutunan : Ang pagtagal ng isang trabaho ay sa paraan ng pag maintain ng kalidad nito at kung paano ito nagsimula ay ganun din dapat hanggang sa kasalukuyan .
Owner : Cecilio Kwok Pedro
Life : Pedro, became one of the first Filipinos who became successful in the exporting industry. His Chinese surname, Kwok means "to give" is truly an exact description of this man. He started doing business at an early age, compared to other boys his age, Pedro tried and jumped into buying and selling ball pens in grade school even if the results were not good. A Chinese-Filipino descent, he graduated from Ateneo de Manila University and earned a degree in Business Management. He also received the Honorary Doctor of Philosophy in Technological Management from Technological University of the Philippines. He is married with one son, Joel, who is now also part of the said company. His son is a marketing graduate from De La Salle University. A Christian since birth, his values extends to people whom he helped fulfill their dreams. He chairs this foundation and established schools in Laguna, Nueva Ecija and Palawan and 13 community centers all over the country. He also supports an NGO – Kaisa Para sa Kaunlaran which helps produce a television show for children.
Business History :
Hapee Toothpaste
Cecilio K Pedro decided to compete with the multinational giants by producing locally made toothpastes and hit them where it would hurt the most — the selling price. He founded the Lamoiyan Corporation, which became the manufacturer of the first locally produced toothpastes “Hapee” and “Kutitap” (sparkle). They were sold in the Philippine market at 50 percent lower than the selling price of the well known foreign brands. Although Colgate countered by dropping the price of its toothpaste products 20 percent lower than their original price, Cecilio Pedro came up with another innovation that gave him a further edge in the local market scene. He developed multi-flavored toothpastes for children that came brightly packaged in tubes and boxes adorned with “Sesame Street” characters. Today, the market for the budget-friendly toothpaste brands has expanded to neighboring countries like China, Vietnam and Indonesia. However, the low-priced toothpaste was not the only strategy that took Lamoiyan Corporation to the pinnacles of success. The company was lauded for having the “Most Outstanding Program for Equal Employment Opportunity” by providing work opportunities to the country’s hearing-impaired community members.
Mga Natutunan : Kaylangan mong makipagsapalaran at lumaban sa malalaking hamon sa negosyo para makamit ang minimithing tagumpay.
Owner : Alfredo Yao
Life : a Filipino-Chinese and a rags-to-riches businessman who founded the privately held company, Zest-O Corporation. His other businesses include Semexco Marketing, Inc., Harman Foods, Amchem Marketing, Inc., American Brands Philippines, Inc., SMI Development Corporation, Philippine Business Bank and Zest Airways. He also served as the Special Envoy to China for Tourism and Cooperation. He was conferred as the Most Admitted ASEAN Enterprise Award in the Innovation Category for his Zest-O Corporation. Yao was the awarded 2005 Master Entrepreneur by Ernst and Young.
Business History :
Zest-O
Zest-O Corporation was founded by Chinese-Filipino businessman, Alfredo Yao. It is one of the largest beverage companies in the Philippines and the market leader in ready-to-drink juice. The products are currently offered in 12 different flavors: orange, mango, grape, pineapple, strawberry, guyabano (sour soup), apple, calamansi, mango-orange, mango-calamansi and mango-lemon lime flavors.
Mga Natutunan : Ang kaalaman ay makakatulong sa pagpapaunlad sa negosyo ng isang indibidwal.
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