Forum and Workshop: Is there a job waiting for you? By Lloyd Luna

The question,  "Is there a job waiting for you?" is not just for the graduating class of 2016 but also for the following professionals;
1. Those who would like to shift career or
2. just  had laid off, retrenched or in the midst of closing down the company you're with for the last 5 years.

Met him in 2010 when I'm still taking my MMEM. @LLOYDLUNA is the Pambansang Inspirasyon. A millionaire at age 27. pic.twitter.com/ACyH3Panma

— Grace Bondad-Nicolas (@nobodybutgrace) June 4, 2015

More and more professionals now need more than the usual college degree and training sometimes are not enough. So, if being equipped might not give us the right career, how about learning how others did it.

UNLESS you beat the average of 199 other applicants competing for the same position, you won’t get the job. You’ll be joining the world of the unemployed. Nevertheless, you shouldn’t get depressed and disappointed, for you are just having your first taste of the real world.

According to Lloyd Luna, "But you need not apply if there is already a job waiting for you, right? Trust me; regardless of your status today, this is possible. Whether or not you are enrolled in a first-class school, this can work for you as it had amazingly worked for me. It’s nice being hired without getting into tight competition. I have been there and done that. And I’d like you to know how I did it."


Date: August 12, 2015
Where: FullyBooked BGC, Taguig
Time: 2PM-5PM

Registration Fee: Php 800.00, with book Php 1,000.00, Book only 350.00

Slots: 50

For more information and registration: 09166299381 or send an email to grace@asiadigitalmarketing.ph

Subic Grand Hoyah Hotel

The Department of Tourism (DOT) is expecting 6 Million foreign tourist in 2016 and with the ASEAN integration, this is not impossible to happen. The first thing we usually ask and prepare when visiting for a vacation is an accommodation that's why an influx of tourist inquiring and checking in to different hotels are overwhelming.

Inside Subic Bay Freeport Zone, there are so many hotels to choose from but only one hotel stand out not only because of the professional and friendly staff but because of the chic & fun KTV, affordable Spa and the restaurant with fixed tables because of the custom made Shabu Shabu embedded gas range.  Subic Grand Hoya Hotel is a class of its own located just along Canal Road, Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Zambales which is just 2 hours North away from Manila, Philippines.

According to Liberty Yana, the Sales and Marketing Head of Subic Grand Hoya Hotel, "Grand Hoyah Hotel Subic is a four storey boutique hotel located in central business district of Subic Bay Freeport Zone. This 3 years old hotel magnificently designed and features with the finest amenities. Throughout the hotel, the guests are treated to a unique atmosphere, complimented with the gracious hospitality and personalized service of our warm staff. The best choice for your family, business partners and also for leisure travelers."

Subic Grand Hoyah Hotel offers a world class facility that is just in the heart of Subic and near all the best places to go like if you like shopping, head to the nearest Royal Duty Free. For motorized Ziplines and if your family likes to experience the extreme, go to Tree Top Adventure while if you like to check your courage with tigers, crocodiles and other 30 more animal species, drop by to the only theme park with white lions & the only tiger Safari in the Philippines which is Zoobic Safari under Zoomanity Group. The best theme parks not only in Subic but also in the country.

Accommodation

Subic Grand Hoyah Hotel offers 40 spacious rooms and as follows;

Deluxe Twin Rooms
Superior King Room
Deluxe King Room
Family Deluxe Room
Family Suite Room

Spa and Massage

Grand Hoyah Hotel offers an international standard Spa and Massage services from experts and professionally trained therapist while on stay in the hotel.
The Grand Hoyah Hotel KTV

Relaxing and fun KTV rooms with 55 inches screens at Subic Grand Hoyah Hotel. From VIP Rooms that caters for two persons to bigger and wider for groups and parties. There are different choices only at Grand Hoyah Hotel.

Restaurant

At the right side of the lobby is the restaurant that can cater up to 100 people. The complimentary breakfast is something to look forward to with different kinds of juices and coffee selections. The Shabu Shabu is beyond the standard. All ingredients are selected by the Subic Grand Hoyah Hotel to prove the magnificent dining experience.

When in Subic, the most affordable hotel but with world class amenities can be found only at Subic Grand Hoyah Hotel. Visit to believe.

For more information: http://www.subicgrandhoyahhotel.com

Zalora joins Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015

On July 26, 2015 at SMX Aura, Taguig, Philippines, the first in history, The Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015 will be held with over 20 leaders to talk about digital marketing in Asia and beyond.

Zalora, The first comprehensive online fashion destination in the Philippines (http://www.zalora.com.ph) joins Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015 with their Managing Director, Constantin Robertz as one of the distinguished speakers. Constantin as the managing director for Zalora in the Philippines has lived in the Philippines since 2013 and previously worked with Rocket Internet in Global Venture Development, building its e-commerce ventures around the world in different functions, working with Zalando (Europe's #1 e-commerce company), Lamoda (Russia's leader in fashion e-commerce), and Zalora (Asia's #1 online fashion destination). Before Rocket Internet, Constantin co-founded a personalised online shopping mall in Germany. He studied business administration in St.Gallen (Switzerland) and Singapore.

Zoocobia at Clark, Pampanga Tour Operators Day

On May 26, 2015 at Zoocobia, Clark, Pampanga, Zoomanity Group, the leader in Theme Parks and Zoo Management in the Philippines will welcome 500 Travel & Tour Operators to acknowledge them with their contributions and loyalty in bringing quality destination and education to patrons and clients of Zoomanity Group. Zoomanity Group handles 5 theme parks; Zoobic Safari at Subic, Zambales, Zoocobia at Clark, Pampanga, Zoocolate Thrills at Loboc, Bohol, Residence Inn & Zoo at Tagaytay and Paradizoo at Mendez, Cavite. The company is managing different hotels and restaurants too in the Philippines and abroad.

CEO Robert Yupangco, COO Del De Jesus and different Operations Managers under Zoomanity Group will welcome the media too who are helping the company in dissemination of information.

According to Engr. Grace Bondad Nicolas of TAG Media and Public Relations, "Zoomanity Group likes to give back the blessings to our partners who are the travel & tour operators and the media. Without them, the ever increasing customers and clients who are visiting and patronizing the different theme parks under Zoomanity Group will not be possible. We are thankful and grateful and to acknowledge them, Zoomanity Group are doing events like these annually."

Zoocobia Theme Farm is a 5 hectares facility at Clark, Pampanga and a tourist destination. To visit the theme parks, please contact Grace at grace@asiadigitalmarketing.ph and for more information, please visit http://www.zoomanity.com.ph

Carlos Celdran joins Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015

The famous tour guide in the Philippines because of his beliefs and position to so many social issues, Carlos Celdran, joins the upcoming Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015 happening on July 26, 2015 at SMX Aura, Taguig, Philippines.

With 200k Followers on Twitter, definitely, Carlos Celdran thoughts can reach a long way.  Let's hear him discuss the shift from disrupting the traditional to modern technology. Carlos Celdran, in his role as a cultural activist, is commonly asked to comment in the local and international media on topics regarding Philippine society and culture.

He has been quoted on Philippine social issues in such media outlets as Time magazine (commenting on the people's reaction to flooding caused by Typhoon Ketsana), The Huffington Post (commenting on the 2010 Philippine presidential election), and Forbes (commenting on the Philippine Reproductive Health Bill).