Under heaps of "eat-all-you-can" servings of U.S. Hangar and Tenderloin Steaks, Blue Marlin, Grilled Salmon, Dorado Fish, and Ebi Tempura, the intrepid officers presented their respective plans and projects – a number of them already on-going – which aims to further raise the profile of the organization, while focusing on greater take-home value for its growing membership.
A number of board re-assignments were also effected, particularly in
the creation of four new portfolios: Vice-President for Social Affairs
(oversees the internal and external social/community programs of the
Club), Director for Cultural Affairs (creates cultural awareness
programs for members), Director for Individual Development (maps out
general business and self-improvement programs for members), and
Director for Networking (leads in the development of programs aimed to
enhance inter/intra-member co-action and exchange). Apart from the
traditional Business Exchange Forums, an exciting series of activities
aimed to augment the overall development of the Anvil member is in the
works: goodwill missions to Japan, Malaysia and China; inter-division
sportsfests; greater involvement with government and quasi-government
agencies; business and social enhancement seminars; and a grand
Entrepreneurs' Summit, just to name a few.
Indeed, the organization's juggernaut is set to make "Anvil R.I.lS.I.N.G." more than just a catchphrase; it's turning to be a palpable reality.
Thanks to Anvil's esteemed Honorary Chairmen Mike Tan and Bernard Go for hosting the magnificent dinner.
Indeed, the organization's juggernaut is set to make "Anvil R.I.lS.I.N.G." more than just a catchphrase; it's turning to be a palpable reality.
Thanks to Anvil's esteemed Honorary Chairmen Mike Tan and Bernard Go for hosting the magnificent dinner.
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