MANILA, Philippines - Over 80 entrepreneurship sophomores of Miriam College will leave their own imprints on the same business path their parents took in “EntrePinay Homegrown: Teens Inspired by Own Family Business,” from March 19 to 31 at the first floor, East Wing, Robinsons Galleria in Ortigas.
“Inspired by their parents, it will be easier for them to run their own businesses,” says Malou Gatchalian, faculty-in-charge.
According to Roseann Coscolluela-Villegas, corporate public relations manager of Robinsons Land Corporation, the student companies of this two-week exhibit will be divided into five categories.
“Miriam College has a great theme this year as it highlights the importance of succession in family businesses,” she adds.