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Sep 2, 2021 · Here, Top 10 of Asia takes a look at its list of the top 10 young and inspiring Filipino entrepreneurs, presented in no particular order, who have taken the plunge into entrepreneurship and have achieved great success in their respective fields.
- Miko Aspiras
- Seph Bagasao
- Angelene Calungcaguin
- Georgianna Carlos
- Kenn Costales
- Cris Cu and Tristan Seisa
- Aya Fernandez
- Jairus Ferrer
- Janlord Luga
- Aisa Mijeno
Miko Aspiras owns Tasteless Group, which owns several restaurants and dessert shops. Many of these are more daring ventures than your run-of-the-mill pastry shops. Creativity and innovation describe the restaurants under Tasteless Group!
Joseph “Seph” Bagasao’s label BAGASÁO focuses on creating gorgeous pieces without sacrificing ethics or the environment. Because of his work with Josie Natori and in Amazon Fashion Week, Bagasao is locally and internationally famous!
Food is usually the fastest way to a person’s heart. Angelene Calungcaguin took this concept and ran with it! So, she started The Make Peace Cookies. This initiative later grew into the Make Peace Bakery, which teaches baking to underprivileged youth.
Georgianna Carlos owns three companies: Fetch! Naturals, MyOffice Philippines, and Permitly PH. Fetch! Naturals offers natural pet care products. Next, MyOffice Philippines is a virtual office for mobile workers. Finally, Permitly PH, a platform for entrepreneurs.
Kenn Costales founded Monolith Growth Venturesand is currently its CEO. It’s a growth marketing agency that measures performance. At present, Monolith Growth Ventures has offices in Singapore and Manila!
The first entrepreneur power couple on this list, Cris Cu and Tristan Seisa, started Hyperlocal Farms. They deliver organic produce to client doorsteps! Hyperlocal Farms’ mission is to make food “Healthy, Fresh and Accessible.”
Not only is Aya Fernandez an entrepreneur, but she’s also a beauty queen! This Miss Teen Philippines creates Eco-Uling through Project Lily PH. Fernandez creates charcoal from water lilies, coconut husks, and agricultural waste!
Jairus Ferrer blends agriculture and technology with his company, iFarms and its digital platform Uma.ph. Ferrer’s initiatives will help farmers deliver food to the market! With Uma.ph, you can order produce before the harvest comes in!
Many men fear going bald before their time. So, Janlord Luga, who owns Groom & Brew, can help you with that! With his brand, men can grow the beard they so desire. Not only that, but Luga also sells grooming products like pomade and perfumes.
Aisa Mijeno took sustainable energy to the next level with SALt, which provides lamps powered by saltwater. Mijeno, a scientist and co-founder of her company, is now the De La Salle Innovation Labs’ Director.
May 4, 2022 · Young and driven not just by ambition but the dream to make a difference. These are the young successful Filipino entrepreneurs shaping our future.
Mar 5, 2020 · These young Filipino entrepreneurs like Stephanie Sy, Georgianna Carlos, and Miko Aspiras carve their own paths to success through their startups.
Oct 21, 2019 · 30 Successful Filipino Entrepreneurs Under 30. Trending & Features October 21, 2019 Angeline Rodriguez. There is nothing easy about starting a business, but these 30 men made it happen before reaching the age of 30! Time to get inspired by reading this article!
Oct 14, 2019 · 30. Josa Camille Bassig, 27, @josabassig. Josa Bassig’s photography business has been up and running since 2012. However, her photographic journey began at the age of 10 when she joined the school paper using a film camera. “I was in love with street photography,” she gushes. “Obviously, the first few attempts didn’t turn out very well.
Feb 4, 2021 · Putting up a business is not an easy feat but these young Filipino entrepreneurs continue to overcome the many challenges of a business along with what this year has to offer. What drives them is the synergy of business and purpose: to promote local products. Learn more about their stories below. Kenneth Reyes Lao, owner of Cacao Culture
