in photo: FashioNoble made gown.

Heritage in Stitches: Celebrating Embroidery the FashioNoble Way

Lumban is a town renowned for its centuries-old craftsmanship of hand embroidery. Considered as the Embroidery Capital of the Philippines, Lumban has been home to skilled artisans and a destination for exquisite hand-embroidered works. Lumban’s embroiderers create unique and intricate designs through their skillful handling of thread and needle. The captivating stories woven into the continue reading : Heritage in Stitches: Celebrating Embroidery the FashioNoble Way

in photo: Ms. Ana Arsolacia, owner of Ohlet's sari-sari store

A story of grit and growth

Ms. Ana Arsolacia, a 58-year-old woman, had once been a dedicated factory worker and a manager in a well-known local brand for a decade. However, driven by a desire for more independence and to create her own path, she decided to leave her corporate job and venture into entrepreneurship. In 2014, Ana returned to her continue reading : A story of grit and growth

Scents and Memories owner, Ms. Jovita A. Caoile

Capturing Scents of Success thru Entrepreneurship: a KMME-MME success story of Scents and Memories Enterprises

In 2016, Scents and Memories was born under Ms. Jovita A. Caoile. She is a wife and a mother of two. She worked as a sales representative in a leather company for almost 30 years. Though she was a full-time employee back then, she still had time to run her business with the support and continue reading : Capturing Scents of Success thru Entrepreneurship: a KMME-MME success story of Scents and Memories Enterprises

in photo: Mr. Pantaleon Prado Jr., the owner of Prado’s Bakery

Successful outcome reflects hard work and perseverance: the Prado’s Bakery Story

The COVID-19 pandemic indeed affected lives and various establishments, such as small businesses managed by local business owners. It has been a challenge for everyone to keep their businesses fully operational since restrictions such as enhanced community quarantine and total lockdown were implemented for a long period of time. Despite the challenges brought by this continue reading : Successful outcome reflects hard work and perseverance: the Prado’s Bakery Story

in photo: Ribbon cutting ceremony of Dingras Empananda.

“A Labor of Love” (Success Story of Dingras Food House)

Dingras Food House is a budding enterprise owned by Mr. Jay Gibson Eronico, a seafarer-turned-entrepreneur, from the City of Dasmariñas, Cavite. The name “Dingras” was inspired by Mr. Eronico’s birthplace, Dingras, Ilocos Norte, which he considers a “comfort place.” The goal of the business was to provide “comfort food” to people deprived by the quarantine continue reading : “A Labor of Love” (Success Story of Dingras Food House)