The Anvil Business Club led by President Wilson Lee Flores joined the
thousands of others to hear China President Hu Jintao address Congress.
The following Anvil officers/members who attended the historic affair
were Chairman George Siy, Past Chairmen Michael Tan and
David Chua, EVP and Sports & Recreation Committee Chairman Roy Chua,
Anvil Exchange Forum Committee Chairman Ronald Alan Ko, VP and
Industrial Committee Chairman Kenneth Hung, new member Irvin Lim
Barraza, new member Marc Alain Ong, past Director Solon Sy , new member
Victor Tan , active member Peter Dee, VP Daniel Ching and Wilson Lee
Flores.
We had so much fun! Among the various VIPS who greeted the Anvil
Business Club (ABC) officers/members included Manila Congressman Miles
Roces, etc. etc. SM Group/Banco de Oro founder Henry Sy, Sr. greeted us
and had phtos taken with all of us.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Friday, April 25, 2008
ANVIL EXCHANGE FORUM with Edward K. Lee
The Man Behind CitisecOnline.com, Inc.
* Chairman of the Board of CitisecOnline.com, Inc., Listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange on 12 July 2006
* Chairman of the Board of CitisecOnline.com, Hong Kong, Ltd
* Previously Governor of the Philippine Stock Exchange
* Nominated to the 2007 Entrepreneur of the Year Philippines by Ernst & Young
Mr. Lee will talk about “HOW THE STOCK MARKET WORKS”. Find out what he thinks about the current problems facing the world’s financial markets and how this impacts the Philippines and Hong Kong market and YOU!!!! Discuss ideas on how to grow your wealth through stock investments!!!
Find out how he grew CitisecOnline.com from 270 customers and losses in 2005 to 5,125 customers; net income of P138 million and achieved returns on equity (ROE) of 24% in 2007
Find out who are the Winners of the Anvil Stock Investment Game when Anvil’s Guest Speaker gives out the awards!!!
There are only limited seats available, so register early.
When? 7.00 pm. Tuesday, 29 April 2008 Dinner
Where? ISS Makati Skyline, 3rd Floor, Broker’s Lounge,
Philippine Stock Exchange Plaza, Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City.
Attire: Formal/Smart Dress Code
REGISTRATION FEE : P1,000.00 EACH FOR NON-MEMBERS AND GUESTS.
To confirm or inquire…please contact
Anvil Secretariat (Joy See) at telephone numbers 726-7029 or text/call 0919-8372677;
Or Wilson Lee Flores at 411-2311, 376-2233, 373-6352 or text/call 0918-8077777 (24 hrs)
* Chairman of the Board of CitisecOnline.com, Inc., Listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange on 12 July 2006
* Chairman of the Board of CitisecOnline.com, Hong Kong, Ltd
* Previously Governor of the Philippine Stock Exchange
* Nominated to the 2007 Entrepreneur of the Year Philippines by Ernst & Young
Mr. Lee will talk about “HOW THE STOCK MARKET WORKS”. Find out what he thinks about the current problems facing the world’s financial markets and how this impacts the Philippines and Hong Kong market and YOU!!!! Discuss ideas on how to grow your wealth through stock investments!!!
Find out how he grew CitisecOnline.com from 270 customers and losses in 2005 to 5,125 customers; net income of P138 million and achieved returns on equity (ROE) of 24% in 2007
Find out who are the Winners of the Anvil Stock Investment Game when Anvil’s Guest Speaker gives out the awards!!!
There are only limited seats available, so register early.
When? 7.00 pm. Tuesday, 29 April 2008 Dinner
Where? ISS Makati Skyline, 3rd Floor, Broker’s Lounge,
Philippine Stock Exchange Plaza, Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City.
Attire: Formal/Smart Dress Code
REGISTRATION FEE : P1,000.00 EACH FOR NON-MEMBERS AND GUESTS.
To confirm or inquire…please contact
Anvil Secretariat (Joy See) at telephone numbers 726-7029 or text/call 0919-8372677;
Or Wilson Lee Flores at 411-2311, 376-2233, 373-6352 or text/call 0918-8077777 (24 hrs)
Thursday, April 17, 2008
AGOS: Earth Day 2008
All are invited to Earth Day events at CCP next Tuesday morning, April 22, 2008.
Be there for the opening ceremony at 7 am and help support the clean up of Manila Bay. The Dragon Boat Regatta will be interesting to watch. See article below.
Participants who wish to participate in the clean up are advised to bring their own cleaning materials (essentials only - e.g. gloves, trash bags, preferably sacks, brooms).
Join to support a clean and healthy environment. Anvil together with Cultural Center of Philippines, Embassy of Signapore; companies like Globe, GMA, Jolibee; NGOs like Haribon Foundation Winner Foundation are proud partners of the Earth Day event.
For those who will be attending, please advise Joy, Anvil secretariat. The Earth Day organizers have to allocate giveaways. Look out for Anvil Earth Day t shirts!!
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/metro/view/20080408-129193/Water-conservation-CCPs-Earth-Day-focus
Water conservation CCP's Earth Day focus
By Tina Santos
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Posted date: April 08, 2008
MANILA, Philippines - The importance of water and the need to conserve and protect it will be the focus of the Earth Day celebration on April 22 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
"Agos: Earth Day 2008" will have for its theme "Tubig: Buhay Natin, Ating Pagyamanin".
The highlight of the annual event is the launch of the CCP's wastewater management program.
A forum on the success of Singapore's water management will also be presented during the event.
"This will help us promote our advocacy for water conservation and prevention of water pollution," said CCP president Nestor Jardin during a press briefing Tuesday afternoon on the MV Spirit of Manila as it cruised Manila Bay.
Jardin said the CCP, which started its environmental advocacy using arts and culture three years ago, already had a solid waste management program, involving segregation, disposal and composting.
"We will showcase Singapore's best practices in water management through a video screening and Powerpoint presentation," Jardin said.
"We hope to learn from them particularly in addressing the need of urbanized cities for sustainable water solutions, such as through desalination and water reuse," he added.
Jardin said there would be other colorful and symbolic environment-inspired activities to mark Earth Day.
Clean-up operations
The day-long celebration will begin at 7 a.m. with a cleanup by employees of the CCP and neighboring establishments and environment advocates.
This will be followed by a presentation, "Laot: Dragon Boat Regatta," by the CCP and the Philippine Dragon Boat Federation.
"The Philippine rowing team will join the celebration. It symbolizes our race to save the environment," according to CCP's Chris Millado.
Other activities include a one-man show of paintings with environmental themes on hand-woven mats by Jomile Tejido, a photo exhibit entitled "Aninaw: Water for Life", and screenings of films on the environment from the Moonrise Festival organizers.
A special showcase of contemporary and traditional arts focusing on water rituals of the Filipinos' ancestors entitled "Buhos" will be staged at the CCP fountain lagoon area at 6 p.m.
Light and sound
The Earth Day celebration will be capped with a light and sound spectacle at the CCP grounds along Roxas Boulevard in Pasay City.
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Be there for the opening ceremony at 7 am and help support the clean up of Manila Bay. The Dragon Boat Regatta will be interesting to watch. See article below.
Participants who wish to participate in the clean up are advised to bring their own cleaning materials (essentials only - e.g. gloves, trash bags, preferably sacks, brooms).
Join to support a clean and healthy environment. Anvil together with Cultural Center of Philippines, Embassy of Signapore; companies like Globe, GMA, Jolibee; NGOs like Haribon Foundation Winner Foundation are proud partners of the Earth Day event.
For those who will be attending, please advise Joy, Anvil secretariat. The Earth Day organizers have to allocate giveaways. Look out for Anvil Earth Day t shirts!!
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/metro/view/20080408-129193/Water-conservation-CCPs-Earth-Day-focus
Water conservation CCP's Earth Day focus
By Tina Santos
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Posted date: April 08, 2008
MANILA, Philippines - The importance of water and the need to conserve and protect it will be the focus of the Earth Day celebration on April 22 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
"Agos: Earth Day 2008" will have for its theme "Tubig: Buhay Natin, Ating Pagyamanin".
The highlight of the annual event is the launch of the CCP's wastewater management program.
A forum on the success of Singapore's water management will also be presented during the event.
"This will help us promote our advocacy for water conservation and prevention of water pollution," said CCP president Nestor Jardin during a press briefing Tuesday afternoon on the MV Spirit of Manila as it cruised Manila Bay.
Jardin said the CCP, which started its environmental advocacy using arts and culture three years ago, already had a solid waste management program, involving segregation, disposal and composting.
"We will showcase Singapore's best practices in water management through a video screening and Powerpoint presentation," Jardin said.
"We hope to learn from them particularly in addressing the need of urbanized cities for sustainable water solutions, such as through desalination and water reuse," he added.
Jardin said there would be other colorful and symbolic environment-inspired activities to mark Earth Day.
Clean-up operations
The day-long celebration will begin at 7 a.m. with a cleanup by employees of the CCP and neighboring establishments and environment advocates.
This will be followed by a presentation, "Laot: Dragon Boat Regatta," by the CCP and the Philippine Dragon Boat Federation.
"The Philippine rowing team will join the celebration. It symbolizes our race to save the environment," according to CCP's Chris Millado.
Other activities include a one-man show of paintings with environmental themes on hand-woven mats by Jomile Tejido, a photo exhibit entitled "Aninaw: Water for Life", and screenings of films on the environment from the Moonrise Festival organizers.
A special showcase of contemporary and traditional arts focusing on water rituals of the Filipinos' ancestors entitled "Buhos" will be staged at the CCP fountain lagoon area at 6 p.m.
Light and sound
The Earth Day celebration will be capped with a light and sound spectacle at the CCP grounds along Roxas Boulevard in Pasay City.
(c)Copyright 2001-2008 INQUIRER.net, An Inquirer Company
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