In the tradition of its unparalleled commitment towards excellence, Robinsons Land, the country’s property developer of choice, recently treated Manila’s A-listers to an exclusive night of grandeur as they eagerly flocked to the plush opus-inspired Grand Ballroom of Crowne Plaza Galleria Manila. The top honcho himself and visionary, Robinsons Land dapper president and COO Frederick Go, led the elegant affair, unveiling Sonata Private Residences, the company’s new twin high-rise residential project that will soon rise in the City of Mandaluyong. Together with primary architect Willie Coscolluela of W.V. Coscolluela & Associates, Robinsons Land VP for business development Mybelle Gobio, VP-design and planning Henry Yap and SVP-sales and marketing Raoul Littaua, Frederick shared his vision of tomorrow with that evening’s carefully selected guests.
Offering more than a product but rather a lifestyle, Robinsons Land issues a bold statement of quality and elegance and a refreshing outlook towards life.
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Plantation Bay is very aware of its guests’ high expectations in terms of personnel and service. These expectations can only be fulfilled by well-informed and competent personnel and so, the resort management has always had a continuing education plan for its staff — thanks to the initiative of its visionary and debonair chairman and CEO Emmanuel “Manny” Gonzalez and hardworking GM Efren Belarmino. Since 2002, Plantation Bay has been a participant of the Professional Development Program of Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration. Qualified staff members are given full study grants inclusive of tuition, living allowance and assistance with visa applications. The hotel believes that by living up to its motto (“Plantation Bay — the best workplace in the country”), it achieves its goal to be “the best resort in Asia.”