Filipino-British singer Vanessa White is continuing to make waves in the entertainment industry as a solo R&B singer after her girl group, The Saturdays, went on hiatus on 2015. Vanessa White [via Facebook] White first made a name in the scene as the youngest member of the 5-member British pop group “The Saturdays” when she was just 17. Now at 27, White has elected to drop the girl pop persona to take on a more adult sultry rhythm and blues performance. In 2016 she was described as a “promising R&B voice.” White’s mother is from Davao in Mindanao, according to a YouTube post. White recently acknowledged her Filipino affinity with an instagram post of her sporting the Filipino flag on her nails. White is currently preparing for her June 16 concert after the release of her “Chapter Two” music album. The post Fil-Brit Vanessa White makes waves as R&B singer appeared first on Good News Pilipinas. Related posts: Fil-Brit bloggers on sustainable Pinoy travel lifestyle Fil-Brit Katrina Kendall crowned Ms Earth England Fil-Austrian Lukas wins The Voice Kids Germany Darren’s ‘Chandelier’ performance impresses Nicki Minaj

Armando Bartolome As a business owner, you need to widen your perspective while focusing on three things — your employees, your product or service and your customers. Most business owners, especially the new ones, may feel at a loss on how to encourage people to check out their products and services. You know that the lifeblood of your business is having a large client base, which will help your business grow and be able to fulfill your vision for your company. Hiring the right people who can generate sales is crucial to a business. Marketing plays a very significant role. And there is more to it than simply relying on word of mouth. Let me share with you some points on how you can increase your client base. Identify your customers. When planning a business, you should have a clear vision on what your target market will be. Will it be people from middle-class families or from the upper class? Will you be focusing on a specific age group or base on gender? It is not enough to just put up any kind of business without thinking if what you will offer is something that the people will truly purchase. You must identify who they are and what motivates them so that you can have a clear understanding of their needs. Know your business inside and out. One of the factors that can help you succeed in any kind of business is by having a firm knowledge of the products Read More …
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Ifugao Representative Teddy Brawner Baguilat has expressed serious concern that President Rodrigo Duterte is dangerously close to becoming a dictator and it may just happen without Congress doing its constitutional role to be a check against abuses by any other equal branch of government …
Filipino lawyer Barney Almazar has been awarded the South East Asia Young Lawyer of the Year by the 13th Asian Legal Business Law Awards. Barney Almazar [via Facebook] Almazar, the director for Gulf Law Consultancy which provides legal assistance to Filipinos in the UAE, bested 450 other nominees for the award. In his Facebook post, the University of the Philippines and La Salle Greenhills graduate wrote about how special the award was for the next generation of lawyers who are living and working in streets and homes instead of the court or corporate boardroom. The Young Lawyer of the Year also considers the award as posing a challenge to young lawyers to make the legal profession more than just a career path but rather a vocation. “I come from a country where human labor is considered as a ‘commodity’ for export, a means to an end for more than 10 million Filipinos around the world. The very reason why for the past 4 years, I have devoted my practice in bringing foreign investments to the Philippines, promoting Philippine brands in the Middle East, creating more jobs back home,” wrote Almazar about his advocacy work at the UAE. The Asian Legal Business awardee also challenged lawyers to remember to use the practice of law to democratize wealth, ensuring social justice. The post Barney Almazar wins SEA Young Lawyer of the Year appeared first on Good News Pilipinas. Related posts: Dubai lawyer advocates migrant Filipino rights, receives award Young’s Town sardines Read More …
The Green Party in the United Kingdom has fielded human rights advocate Carmen Legarda as its candidate to be a member of parliament for Hendon- the first Filipina to be given the distinction. Carmen Legarda [via Facebook] The British-Filipina Legarda stands on a platform of human rights, stating that as a woman, an ethnic minority of Spanish-Filipino heritage, and as a human resources worker in 30 countries she “experienced firsthand how our society labels and segregates, rather than unites.” The University of the Philippines graduate has facilitated equality and diversity seminars worldwide, and is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (FCIPD). She is currently a consultant for immigration and employment law advice. Consistent with her political party’s Green Politics, Legarda espouses ecological concerns citing the Barnet Green Party monitoring that identifies parts of Hendon with air pollution at double the legal limit. The Green Party candidate is also proposing better community coordination with police about crime in Hendon, more affordable housing and university tuition for students. Legarda is running for the British general election which will be held on June 8, 2017. The post Carmen Legarda is 1st Filipina UK MP candidate appeared first on Good News Pilipinas. Related posts: Filipina is Asia’s Next Top Model 1st Runner-up Filipina is 1st Asian, female President of a P&G global business Carmen’s Best local ice cream goes global Filipina is World’s Greatest Bartender
Nico Santos [via Facebook] Comic Nico Santos has been cast in the upcoming Warner Bros. romantic comedy movie, “Crazy Rich Asians.” Santos, who plays the role of Mateo in the NBC hit comedy series “Superstore,” confirmed on twitter his inclusion in the film a day after Deadline Hollywood published an article announcing Santos’ joining the cast that includes Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh, Ken Jeong, Gemma Chan, and Awkwafina. “Crazy Rich Asians” is based on Kevin Kwan’s first novel in a trilogy, adapted to film by Adele Lim and Peter Chiarelli and directed by Jon M. Chu. The movie tells the story of Rachel Chu (Wu) who is surprised to find out her boyfriend Nick Young (Golding) is a member of an influential family in Singapore and needs to adjust to new friends and enemies to prove she is worthy to be the wife of Asia’s most eligible bachelor. The bio of the Philippine-born and raised Santos states he began his career in the United States as a stand-up comic in San Francisco, who immediately “became a popular fixture in the Bay Area comedy scene with his acute observations and quirky characters.” “Charming audiences with his sarcastic wit and outrageous sensibility, Santos has that rare ability to be crass and snarky while at the same time remaining completely likable,” his Superstore bio adds. The Superstore actor who plays a queer and undocumented Filipino worker competing against lead star Ben Feldman’s character Jonah, has also appeared in “2 Broke Girls,” Read More …