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BNI Philippines 2024 set July 5-6 in PICC and Okada - Vimarsana News

BNI Philippines 2024 set July 5-6 in PICC and Okada

Business Network International (BNI) Philippines proudly announces the much-anticipated Philippine National Conference (PNC) 2024, scheduled July 5-6, 2024 at the Philippine International Convention Center and Okada Manila. This milestone event marks the 10th year of BNI Philippines' commitment to fostering meaningful connections and driving business growth.  At the helm of…

What does your brand sound like? | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

What does your brand sound like? | The Manila Times

BACK in 2006, I was speaking at an Advertising Suppliers Association of the Philippines event. Norelyn Babiera of Fiera de Manila nudged Donald Lim of the Inquirer at that time, and I about creating an organization for the digital marketing industry. We looked at each other and agreed that it was time. The founders of the Internet and Mobile Marketing Association of the Philippines (Immap) were organized. The rest is history. Through the years, great men and women joined and took the organization to the next level.

Dennis Uy steps down as Dito Tel CEO - Vimarsana News

Dennis Uy steps down as Dito Tel CEO

Dennis Uy remains as Dito Tel chairman as Eric Alberto assumes the role of CEO

Japan's famed tonkatsu eatery is now in Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Japan's famed tonkatsu eatery is now in Malaysia

A half-a-century old Japanese eatery specialising in tonkatsu has spread its wings to Malaysia.

Philippines Blockchain Council exec sees crypto adoption 'snowballing' - Vimarsana News

Philippines Blockchain Council exec sees crypto adoption 'snowballing'

Despite the recent onboarding of merchants to accept Bitcoin, Donald Lim said it might take a while before people can live on only crypto within the country.