Learning Opportunities for Startups – June and July

Here are some of the learning events for startups and small businesses in the next few weeks.  JCI Alabang invites you to take the opportunity to learn more to improve your startup and business.

1. Perlas Suits – Let’s Talk Business

June 27, 2015 (Sat), 1:00pm
Perla Mansion, C. Palanca St, Legaspi Village, Makati
Ticket: P700 each (special discounted price of P500 if you mention you were invited by JCI Alabang)

open to all

For more details: Contact Atty Paulette of JCI Perlas Pasay 0917-559-5281.

Perlas Pasay Suits - Let's Talk Business

Perlas Pasay Suits – Let’s Talk Business

BUSINESS & LAW COMBINED! High caliber faculty from BSP, SGV, SEC, Punongbayan, Top IP Law Firm, BIR.   Here are the sessions:

  • Your First Step to Success (Mandatory Business Permit, License Registartion)
  • Learn the Language of Your Business (Bookkeeping and Business Accounting)
  • Share your Success, Contribute (Corporate and Estate Taxation)
  • Protect Your Business, Protect Your Success (Intellectual Property Rights: Concept and Registration)
  • A Little Help Shouldn’t Hurt (5C’s of Credit)
  • Curtain Call (Dissolution and Winding up Process)

 

2. Slingshot MNL
July 6-7, 2015 (Mon-Tue)
PICC
Ticket Price: FREE, pre-registartion required.
For more details: http://www.slingshotmnl.org/

Slingshot MNL - Launching World-changing Ideas

Slingshot MNL – Launching World-changing Ideas

Launching World-changing Ideas –this is the Official Startup Event of APEC Philippines 2015.

Excerpts from teh article on Slingshot from dealstreetasia.com

The Philippine government, local startup community, and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) have partnered to create SlingshotMNL — a new startup conference that will be held annually in the country as well as overseas.

Organised by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), SlingshotMNL is in line with with the Government’s plans to get the small businesses in the front and center of global and regional trade.

SlingshotMNL is set to debut on July 6 to 7, 2015 at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City and will feature top international figures in the field of startups.

According to DTI secretary Gregory Domingo and undersecretary Ponciano Manalo Jr, SlingshotMNL is meant to support micro and small enterprises (MSEs) and establish and develop next generation of world-changing companies in the Pacific Rim.

Some of the leading figures in the international startup community who are scheduled to lead discussions in the conference are Startup Chile founder Nicolas Shea, Hugh Mason from leading Asian investment firm JFDI Asia, Jeffrey Chi of the Singapore Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (SVCA), and Professor Richard Dasher from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, among others.

For more details: http://www.slingshotmnl.org/

3. AISEC International Startup Summit (ISUM Manila)
July 10-11, 2015 (Thu-Fri)
Venue: Impact Hub Manila – 5th Floor Green Sun 2285 Chino Roces Ave. Extension.
Ticket Price: P 4,500
For more details: http://isumanila2015.com/

ISUM Manila

ISUM Manila

Since 2011, AIESEC Alumni International Start Up Meetings (ISUM) have brought together entrepreneurs in Paris, Vienna, Lima and Mexico. This year, AIESEC Alumni Philippines is proud to bring it to Asia and host ISUM on July 10-11, 2015 in Manila. The call for entrepreneurs now is to build thriving businesses that can provide real value across sectors in society. The world continues to face complex challenges and it seeks for more innovative thinkers and entrepreneurs to take the lead. Join them to take on this challenge at ISUManila 2015. INTERNATIONAL STARTUP MEETINGS (ISUM).

This event is co-presented by JCI Ortigas.

 

4. Tech in Asia x Opera Manila meetup on July 30

July 30, 2015 (Th)

A Space Manila: 110 Legazpi Street, Makati, 1229 Kalakhang Maynila, Philippines

FREE

Read more here: https://www.techinasia.com/operas-coming-manila-meet-techies-hear-whats-future-web-philippines/

Tech in Asia x Opera Manila meetup on July 30

Tech in Asia x Opera Manila meetup on July 30

 

From Tech in Asia:

Used by more than 250 million people around the globe every month, Opera Mini – one of Opera’s popular web browsers – helps connect both previously unconnected and web-savvy individuals to the internet through its cloud technology. In return, this cloud technology reveals key data on web usage that would be useful for developers and marketing professionals in shaping the future of the Internet.

Come down and hear from Opera’s Eiko Raquel (country manager for the Philippines, Opera Software) and Huib Kleinhout (product manager, Opera Coast), who will deliver key insights and trends on mobile web usage in the Philippines during the meetup.

Eiko will kick off the meetup with a discussion on the latest mobile web usage trends in the Philippines. More specifically, she will cover smartphone adoption rates in the Philippines and Southeast Asia; which content category has grown the most in the past year; the top 10 popular handsets and websites; as well as why Philippines is soon to become one of the world’s biggest smartphone markets.

Next on the agenda is a keynote by Huib, where he shares how you can cut through challenges to build a high-performing web; what developers can do to keep their apps and services lean and fast; as well as what consumers can do to not exceed their data bundles. With the surge in consumer demand to download apps, browse the web, watch videos and communicate online, Huib is someone you would definitely want to hear from.

Read more here: https://www.techinasia.com/operas-coming-manila-meet-techies-hear-whats-future-web-philippines/

 

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About JCI Alabang 

JCI Alabang is an organization composed of young entrepreneurs, businessmen, politicians, and corporate managers mostly based in Alabang, committed to the path of positive change.

We are part of the international group, Junior Chamber International, an organization celebrating its 100th year founding anniversary this year. Together with the 7,000 members in the Philippines and 200,000 more from 100+ different countries, we aim to be the leading global network of young active citizens. We do this by developing our members to be the leaders of tomorrow.

We organize business and professional forums and training for our members. We also do community development projects in support of the UN’s Millennium Development Goals.

You may see our projects and accomplishments in www.jcialabang.org.