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If the company gains recognition from a prestigious national award-giving body after long years into the business, most people think it is but natural to acknowledge the fruit of its labor. But what about a company who is barely a year old into the business and already reaps award?

Is it worked hard for? Did they belabor themselves in order to get the award? Or simply good luck?

If you didn’t lock up yourself inside a cellar or maybe bedridden for the past months, chances are, you got a chance to take notice, if you ever ventured outside the comfort of your abode, of that ubiquitous 5-gallon container with orange liquid inside, placed upside down on a dispenser almost everywhere in the metro.

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Will you see where your future leads or lead your future?

Youth Entrepreneurship Summit In Cebu 2005. AIESEC’s aim to develop and lead people to excellence, the youth entrepreneurship summit is launched as a venue to arouse the entrepreneurship spirit in the youth of today through forums and working groups. This event will be participated by young individuals who wish to build and manage their own business. This will bring both private and government sectors together in promoting SME (Small-Medium Enterprises) to inspire people to become more active in the business sector.

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Stephen Sy Gaisano, the lone survivor of the famous Gaisano brothers, will be honored this year by the University of San Carlos by conferring him the degree in humanities, honoris causa.

Yes, it’s true that Stephen has an entrepreneural skill few businessmen can match with the successful retail business he helped to flourish for years, the Gaisano stores in Cebu and other parts of the Visayas and Mindanao. He helped made Gaisano a household name in these parts of the country. He somehow helped the local economies of these areas ticking and helped improved the lives of these communities. But the conferment he is about to receive from the prestigious learning institution is not about his entrepreneural skill, but his philanthropic deeds.

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Cebu’s Lexmark Plant, already touted as the most productive plant in Lexmark worldwide, put another feather in its cap when it won the most innovative environmental program award in the Philippine Business Conference 2005.

Photo shows Lexmark Cebu Plant Manager, Nathan Ray Gamban, and Lexmark country president for Sales, Ace Espejo with the award. (more…)

The delegates of Cebu to the Philippine Business Conference 2005 takes time to pose with Lyn Ching Pascual, popular model and host of the Gala Dinner . From left is Wilson Ng, Eric Mendoza, Lyn Ching, Carlos Co, Juliet Hatamosa, and Jose Ng.