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  To start up, the cervical cancer awareness month, MSD in the Philippines organizes an event to empower women to protect themselves from HPV and cervical cancer. Cervical cancer poses a threat to women’s health everywhere, especially in the Philippines. Each year, over 8 thousand women in the country are diagnosed, and over 4,000 women succumb to it. Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer affecting Filipino women, particularly those between the ages of 15 and 44. For a largely preventable disease, these are devastating numbers to still have. Healthcare company MSD in the Philippines mounts the “Cervical Cancer: Di mo DeCerv” event to empower women with a deeper understanding on HPV and cervical cancer, emphasizing the importance of prevention and early detection. This event aims to raise awareness and inspire women to take proactive steps in order to protect themselves from cervical cancer. More importantly, the event seeks to inspire hope and motivate women to put their...

With a focus on creating unforgettable experiences for shoppers, SM Malls in Valenzuela, Sangandaan, and Grand Central are introducing new offerings that will delight food enthusiasts all year-round. With the opening of two well-known Japanese eateries, SM City Valenzuela's culinary scene is growing. Recently opened, Tokyo-Tokyo is known for its authentic yet reasonably priced Japanese food. Its menu is broad, offering items like teriyaki burgers, sushi rolls, tempura, ramen, and Japanese-style fried chicken. Try the signature dishes, which include Pork Tonkatsu, Chicken Karaage, and Beef Misono. They are served with flavorful sauces and hot rice. For those who are seeking Japanese food, it's a must-visit because of the pleasant atmosphere and extensive menu. Joining the lineup at SM City Valenzuela is Yaki-Yaki Sumo! Nestled in the bustling SM Foodcourt, this food spot is perfect for a quick bite on the go. Enjoy savory delights like pan-fried gyoza, cheese-melted tokoyaki, an...

  In today's fast-paced, interconnected world, brand reputation is more important – and more vulnerable – than ever. Unforeseen or predicted, crises have a profound effect on a business's reputation and, consequently, client trust. Manage and mitigate these risks through strategic messaging and engagement – crisis management. In this guide, we'll explore the importance of proper communication during times of crises, common brand challenges to overcome, and best practices you can apply today for preparing for and navigating crises successfully. What is Crisis Communication? Crisis communication is a subfield of public relations focusing on managing information flow during emergencies or unexpected events. Its primary goal is to protect and maintain brand reputation by addressing stakeholder concerns, providing accurate information, and demonstrating transparency and empathy.   Effective crisis communications can help businesses weather storms, minimize damage, and preserve t...

Homeownership made easy—Camella HomeDASH Program simplifies purchasing a home with special offers that fit your needs and financial plans. Imagine the pride and satisfaction as you unlock the door to your forever home, a space that culminates your aspirations and hard work for yourself and your loved ones. One of Camella's favorite model house Homeownership is a tangible symbol of accomplishment, a foundation for a secure future, and a testament to a person’s ability to build something of lasting value. This goes even deeper for Filipinos: a birthplace and the places where one create memories hold a special spot in their hearts.   It is the location where we build enduring relationships, priceless childhood memories, and a sense of community. Being a homeowner in one's hometown, or even nearby, enables one to stay connected to their heritage, carry on family customs, and establish a location where future generations can make their own memories. With nearly five decades of exper...

The country’s leading consumer finance company on empowering and  enabling Filipinos to live more rewarding lives on its 11th year of business in the Philippines Home Credit Philippines (HCPH) serves a diverse variety of Filipinos, accounting for 78% of its sales from consumers who live outside of the National Capital Region. The company has over 10 million clients. Aware of the diversity of its clientele, Home Credit has created offerings that speak to different markets and strive to improve people's lives. In a recent event held by HCPH, Sheila Paul, Chief Marketing Officer of HCPH, mentioned that to provide financial and credit opportunities to Filipinos during peak shopping seasons, HCPH banners three year-round major campaigns where customers can purchase their products with great deals, including 0% interest installment rates: Summer Campaign, Back-to-School Campaign and Holiday Campaign. “We create campaigns with our diverse customer base in mind. Our initiatives to make fi...