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Anvil Medical Mission with Manila Chinatown Charity Clinic helps 1,000 Marikina urban poor |
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Written by Wilson Lee Flores
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Sunday, 06 November 2005 |
Thanks to all Anvil members/officers who joined in
Anvil medical/dental mission in the urban poor
community of Parang, Marikina on Sunday, November 6,
2005. The massive and efficient civic project was
undertaken in cooperation with Manila Chinatown
Charity Foundation. Over 1,000 urban poor patients
benefitted with free medical & dental care, free
eyeglasses, free ECG exams to free accupuncture
treatments starting 8am up to 1:00pm.
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Introductory Speech for JOHN GOKONGWEI, JR. |
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Written by Mark Cabilangan
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Thursday, 20 October 2005 |
I have been a member of the Anvil Business Club for 12 years now. For as far back as I can remember, we have been trying to get Mr. Gokongwei as guest speaker, and so it is with no small amount of excitement and anticipation that we share the room with the man tonight. He supposedly retired two years ago, that is probably why he can finally be with us. But judging from accounts of his activities in the business sections of the dailies, you would hardly think that he has actually retired. |
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Anvil Exchange Forum on GO EXPORT! |
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Written by Wilson Lee Flores
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Tuesday, 23 August 2005 |
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“Success Secrets for Phil Food & other Commodity
Export for Small & Medium Enterprises”
w/ the dynamic Vice-President and General Manager of
the Corporate Export Division of RFM Group of
Companies from 2000 up to now; Vice-Chairman of
Phil-Iran Business Council & Treasurer of Phil-Saudi
Arabia Business Council; Vice-Chairman for Agriculture
Policies of the Export Development Council from 2003
to present; also the Treasurer of the Philippine
Center for Entrepreneurship; former Vice-President and
General Manager of Swift Tuna Corp. and Executive
Director of RFM Foundation; former Assistant Secretary
of the Dept. of Trade & Industry 1978 to 1995, former
Director of Food Terminal, Inc., National Food
Authority, etc. Former teacher at Ateneo Graduate
School of Business and De La Salle University’s MBA
Program Manager; studied at Asian Institute of
Management, De La Salle University, St. Theresa’s
College, Valedictorian of Colegio de San Jose in Cebu
City, former President of Student Council and Editor
of the student newspaper; a remarkable woman in
exports ---MS. IMELDA J. MADARANG
When? August 30, Tuesday 7:30 PM Dinner
Where? Café Carrera, PGA Cars/Audi, 201 Edsa Highway,
Mandaluyong (across Corinthian Gardens)
Attire? Business Attire preferred, or Smart Casual
To confirm or inquire…pls. Call Anvil Secretariat (Mrs. Amy Uy) tel---7267029 or
7239957
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Where have all the businessmen gone? |
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Written by Wilson Lee Flores
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Tuesday, 23 August 2005 |
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The important thing is not being afraid to take a
chance. Remember, the greatest failure is to not try.
Once you find something you love to do, be the best at
doing it. – Debbi Fields, Mrs. Fields Cookies founder
Is it crazy to talk and dream of business success in
this season of vicious wars between our mostly corrupt
politicians? No! In these politically noisy times,
some leftist troublemakers and rightwing fascists are
mouthing rubbish theories and fantasizing recklessly
of bloody revolution. We must counter these
anti-democracy and anti-progress campaign by igniting
an entrepreneurial revolution throughout the country
that is mass-based, democratic and focused on
encouraging a vibrant people’s capitalism of numerous
micro, small and medium enterprises. Let us frustrate
and shut up the doomsayers who want our society to
self-destruct. Let us defy our politicians’ antics and
aggressively promote entrepreneurship! Spread The
Gospel Of Entrepreneurship And Hope
Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI)
president Ambassador Donald Dee and presidential
adviser on entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion of the RFM
Group recently spoke to the young Filipino-Chinese
entrepreneurs of Anvil Business Club (ABC) in two
separate dinner and luncheon meetings at Café Carrera
in Greenhills, San Juan and at the Tower Club, Makati.
Recognizing the activist role of Anvil Business Club
in championing the spread of the entrepreneurship
gospel in the Philippines, both business leaders
announced their bold new projects and sought the
support of Anvil.
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