Joyce Reyes-Aguila
Joyce Reyes-Aguila

Bringing together four leaders and four areas of expertise, Brave Connective is betting that the future of business lies in making more meaningful connections.

Before he begins his mandatory military service, Dino has two tricks up his sleeves: a solo album and his alter ago, Picheolin. “I'm doing my best to…connect with Carats in the Philippines."

On its actual anniversary date on August 22, dine-in clients with a minimum single-receipt purchase of P1,500 can enjoy a selection of bestsellers for only P28.
Meralco's COO, Ronnie L. Aperocho, details the company's vision for modernizing the grid and integrating diverse clean energy sources to ensure reliable service for eight million customers.
Korean-American singer, dancer and all-around entertainer Jay Park made a stop in Manila for his “Serenades & Body Rolls” tour. Here’s what went down.
This new Netflix documentary will remind you why there's so much to love about being Filipino, from our food and music to our art and ingenious homes.
After six years, the legendary Lechon Diva is back, unveiling her "Lecheng Sarap" degustation.
Over the weekend, the president of Toyota Motor Philippines figured in a serious car crash during leg 2 of Toyota Gazoo Racing (TGR) Philippine Cup. The car flipped over but he walked away virtually unharmed. It’s all in a day’s work for the man tasked to oversee the country’s largest and bestselling automotive company.
Ferdinand Geluz's work at Meralco highlights the power of responsive service in building communities.
The Frankfurt Book Fair 2025 is the culmination of Bolasco's and local publishing advocates' decades-long efforts to ensure voices from the Philippines are heard worldwide.
Accenture Philippines Lead Ambe Tierro explains how the company has managed to win recognition as a ‘Great Place to Work’ three years in a row.
The frequent Manila visitor and voice behind “King and Queen of Hearts,” “Got To Believe in Magic, and “Born for You” is working on a stage musical about the Philippines. But we asked the question: would he ever consider actually living here?
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