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It’s about progress and diversity at the workplace… Illustrado talks to a TV Head of Sports Programming, a Visual Consultant and a partner at a public accounting firm who share about their careers
Gavier Carpio New Business Adviser (Banking) Dubai I work as a new business adviser in an international financial institution. I assist customers with setting up their account both locally and offshore and provide them with appropriate advice about different banking products based on their needs. The job may sound simple but it entails a lot …
For a fashionista, life in Dubai can get very intense. As in! As they say, you are what you wear. That’s why a daster is connected to a feather duster – pang-Best in Day-Off, ika nga.
It’s about Filipino progress and diversity at the workplace. Illustrado talks to 3 Pinoy professionals who share about their work and life in the emirates
Here are Pinoys who have been able to make the most out of the current economic environment and have turned the recession into their own SUCESSion formula
Filipino designer Oliver Tolentino’s creations are a regular at Hollywood red carpet events. He also has the distinction of being the third designer of Filipino descent ever to dress an Oscar winning actress.
One of the hottest and most flamboyant personalities in the fashion industry – may it be in Dubai or Manila and Los Angeles – Michael Cinco shines brightly with his amazing collection of achievements, especially this 2012.
Angelita Castro-Kelly took the road less traveled. And as poet Robert Frost put it perfectly, that has made all the difference.
Because it’s fun learning about being Pinoy and living as one. Plus, there’s no such thing as Maximum Residency Rule. It’s all unli. Are you bold enough to major in BA Filipinology? See what it takes to earn a lifetime degree.
#taasnoofilipino Filipino Canada: A Dubai resident’s life changing move from the City of Gold to the land of hockey, maple syrup and snow. #illustradomagazine #mypinoylife
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