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Filipino Entrepreneur and Co-Founder of Happy Skin Is Giving Away a Short MBA Course—For Free

 

Filipino businesswoman Rissa Mananquil-Trillo is giving away one free non-degree online MBA course to a very lucky entrepreneur.

As the colloquialism goes, the best endowments are free. In the nick of time for these special seasons, Filipino money manager and fellow benefactor of Happy Skin Rissa Mananquil-Trillo will be parting with one free non-degree online MBA course to a fortunate business person during the current year's virtual Manila International Book Festival (MIBF). 

There are as yet a couple of days left before MIBF closes on November 30, so you actually get an opportunity to sack that free MBA course. 

Each individual who buys one duplicate of Rissa's book, Read My Lips: What It Takes to Build a World-Class Homegrown Brand, from the MIBF site will get a wager coupon for the opposition. Just a single fortunate individual will be picked for the free course.



Pay close attention to Me follows Mananquil-Trillo's pioneering venture setting up what is presently one of the most known local excellence brands in the nation, Happy Skin. It likewise includes a whole part named "MBA In a Minute" that incorporates the most shrewd statements and exercises she's found out from the top business pioneers in the nation, going from Lance Gokongwei of JG Summit to Tessie Sy-Coson of SM Investments. 

"It wouldn't be finished without including the individuals in business I truly turned upward to so I gave a whole part for this," common Mananquil-Trillo. 

From the numerous meetings she directed with the nation's top moguls, it was the expressions of Lance Gokongwei that stood apart for her. 


"I adored how Lance Gokongwei talked about the significance of family and ensuring values instructed by his own dad, Big John, are given to the future. I'm certain in the midst of everything happening now on the planet and what we've experienced, the significance of family reverberates like never before as of now," said the business visionary.

"It's difficult to feel fruitful in business in the event that you are not effective at home," she added. "Our families are the ones we need to be with during snapshots of win however more so during difficult situations like at this point. Family will consistently keep any business chief grounded and giving qualities to kids likewise makes sure about the up and coming age of business pioneers. The cutting edge will consistently be the best heritage and I can envision Big John is extremely pleased." 

The creator and business person is likewise a glad Executive MBA graduate of the Asian Institute of Management, which will hold the non-degree MBA course she's giving away. 

"I've generally been a promoter of training and my own experience taking my Executive MBA degree at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) reinforced this. I'm a firm devotee of continually upskilling yourself through schooling on the grounds that the world is changing quick and the abilities you have may not, at this point be pertinent," said the business visionary. "Many needed to rotate their organizations and this impending course will be important in enabling any business to get past this new typical."


The MBA course being referred to is named "Changing to Digital and How to Get Started Online Program: Making Your Business Just a Few Clicks Away." The course is worth P25,000 and will be educated by Stephanie B. Guerrero, an employee at AIM who procured her MBA from Harvard Business School. 

Planned from December 2 to 11, the course is an ideal exercise on changing in accordance with the advanced world, especially in computerized showcasing, which is presently the life saver for some online organizations. 

This isn't the first run through Mananquil-Trillo has supported somebody's schooling, regardless of whether it be a degree or short course. Her family has made an altruistic propensity for supporting their family staff's youngsters and financing researchers at Ateneo.

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