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A New Chapter Unveiled: YESUP Embarks on a Collaborative Journey with YESPH

In a groundbreaking move, the Young Entrepreneurs’ Society University of the Philippines (YESUP) is proud to announce its official integration into the esteemed family of the Young Entrepreneur Society of the Philippines (YESPH). This strategic collaboration marks a significant milestone for both organizations, paving the way for enhanced opportunities and collective growth in the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship.

The decision to join forces with YESPH was guided by a shared commitment to fostering entrepreneurial spirit, nurturing innovation, and empowering the next generation of business leaders. YESPH, known for its impactful initiatives and unwavering dedication to promoting entrepreneurship across the Philippines, warmly welcomes YESUP into its network.

The integration process was seamlessly facilitated by the outstanding leadership team of YESUP, whose dedication and vision have been instrumental in shaping the society into a powerhouse of entrepreneurial talent. The officers and members of YESUP have shown exceptional commitment to the cause of promoting entrepreneurship within the university.

The following key individuals played pivotal roles in steering YESUP towards this milestone:

  • Chief Executive Officer: Maliard Patrick L. Paraguya
  • Chief Operations Executive: Marinel G. Tatlonghari
  • Auditor General: Denise Hannah Mari N. Lobete
  • Chief Finance Executive: Jhon Carl K. Tolentino
  • Executive Head for Human Resources: Marianne Kaye P. Bermudez
  • Executive Head for Promotions: Zyrene Nicole G. Permejo
  • Executive Head for External Affairs: Naddine Rose L. Bañares

Their collective efforts have not only strengthened the foundation of YESUP but have also set the stage for a more robust and influential presence within the YESPH network.

YESPH extend our deepest gratitude to the officers and members of YESUP for their unwavering dedication and collaborative spirit throughout this integration process. Together, we look forward to creating a dynamic platform that empowers young entrepreneurs and propels them towards success.

The Young Entrepreneurs’ Society University of the Philippines now stands poised for even greater impact as it becomes an integral part of the YESPH family. This union signifies a shared commitment to fostering innovation, collaboration, and a culture of entrepreneurship that will undoubtedly shape the future of business in the Philippines.

About YESUP: The Young Entrepreneurs’ Society University of the Philippines (YESUP) is a dynamic student organization committed to promoting entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership among students at the University of the Philippines. Through a range of initiatives, YESUP aims to inspire and empower the next generation of business leaders.

Batangas University Young Entrepreneur Society Charting New Horizons as it Joins Hands with Young Entrepreneur Society of the Philippines

In an exciting development for the entrepreneurial community at Batangas University, we are thrilled to announce that the Batangas University Young Entrepreneur Society (YES) has officially become a part of the prestigious Young Entrepreneur Society of the Philippines (YESPH). This strategic alliance marks a significant step forward for our organization, opening up new avenues for collaboration, networking, and growth.

The decision to join YESPH was made with careful consideration and aligns with our commitment to fostering entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership among our members. By becoming a part of YESPH, we aim to amplify our impact and contribute to the broader entrepreneurial landscape in the Philippines.

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the outgoing officers of Batangas YES, whose dedication and hard work have paved the way for this momentous collaboration. Under the leadership of President Jan Andrea V. Salisi, the Batangas YES team has demonstrated exceptional commitment, passion, and resilience in nurturing a thriving entrepreneurial community within our university.

Here is a heartfelt acknowledgment to the officers who have played pivotal roles in Batangas YES:

  • President: Jan Andrea V. Salisi
  • Vice President for Internal Affairs: Monique Elizabeth M. Gonzaga
  • Vice President for External Affairs: Mary Joy Patulot
  • Secretary: Princess Dalyn P. Marquez
  • Treasurer: Jamaica H. De Guzman
  • Assistant Treasurer: Shane Margarette D. Palicpic
  • Auditor: Nathaniel C. Secreto
  • Public Information Officer: Sol Jelaena M. Hernandez
  • Academic Head: Lady Carolyn A. De la Roca
  • Marketing Officer 1: John Paul P. Baldoza
  • Marketing Officer 2: Roanne Lyn M. Laylay
  • Logistic Officer: Anna Rose F. Famodulan
  • Sports and Recreation Head Officer: Bernie D. Delgado
  • Documentary Officer 1: Mariane Yvonne A. Lagrisola
  • Documentary Officer 2: Jelome U. Oruga

Their collective efforts have not only strengthened Batangas YES but have also laid a robust foundation for our transition into YESPH. We are confident that with the support of YESPH and the continued dedication of our members, we will achieve even greater heights in promoting entrepreneurship and innovation.

As we embark on this new chapter, we extend our warmest welcome to the entire Batangas YES community to join us in celebrating this exciting venture. Together, let us continue to inspire and empower the next generation of entrepreneurs in the Philippines.

Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society Joins Forces with the Young Entrepreneurs Society of the Philippines

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing its entrepreneurial ecosystem and extending its reach, Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society proudly announces its affiliation with the Young Entrepreneurs Society of the Philippines (Young Entrepreneurs Society of the Philippines).

This collaboration is set to bring an array of opportunities, mentorship, and resources to Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society members, further fueling their passion for entrepreneurship and innovation.

Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society is a dynamic student organization at Laguna University dedicated to fostering the entrepreneurial spirit among its members. With a mission to empower young innovators, Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society has played a pivotal role in nurturing the entrepreneurial talents of its students, enabling them to transform their ideas into impactful ventures.

The Young Entrepreneur Society of the Philippines would like to express its gratitude to the officers of Laguna University’s Young Entrepreneur Society:

  • Program Coordinator: Katrina Clare M. Labios
  • LU-YES Adviser: Jerwin Andres Anas
  • President: Ana Jamela S. Magsino
  • Vice President for Internal: Margie E. Andallo
  • Vice President for External: Darcy L. Depatillo
  • Secretary: John Mark P. Ogalesco
  • Treasurer: Christine Mhae E. Valdez
  • Auditor: Mhelineth O. Rebong
  • PIO: Shaira Chariz C. Reyes
  • Media: Sean Mathew S. Sombilla
  • 1st Year Representative: Benedict C. Monsanto
  • 2nd Year Representative: Denhill B. Sion
  • 3rd Year Representative: Lhyndel C. Bulan
  • 4th Year Representative: Chris John M. Deomampo

We extend our appreciation to all of its staff and members.

The Membership Affiliation

By becoming members of the Young Entrepreneurs Society of the Philippines, Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society is opening doors to an array of benefits, including:

  • Participation in regional and national entrepreneurial events and competitions.
  • Resources for business development and innovation.
  • Opportunities for collaboration and partnership with like-minded individuals and organizations.
  • Enhanced visibility and recognition in the entrepreneurial community.

About Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society

Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society is a student organization committed to nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit among its members. Through mentorship, resources, and networking opportunities, Laguna University Young Entrepreneurs Society empowers students to transform their entrepreneurial dreams into reality.

The Entrepreneurship World Cup is Back for 2024

The Entrepreneurship World Cup is Back for 2024
The 2024 Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) is now open for applications. The program offers a chance to pitch on a global stage for a share of US$1 million in prizes plus additional investment opportunities and growth support.

EWC is more than just a global pitch competition with a shot at life-changing prizes. It elevates entrepreneurs from all stages—idea-stage, early-stage, growth-stage or beyond— by providing them with tools and resources to grow their venture.

Since launching in 2019, the Entrepreneurship World Cup has attracted 430,000 registrations from 200 countries and connected founders with over US$4M in cash prizes and another US$266M worth of free support and services.

Applications remain open until March 2024. The top 100 finalists globally will advance to pitch live at the EWC Global Finals in Fall 2024.

For more information and to apply, visit www.entrepreneurshipworldcup.com.

 

Slyngshot App to Empower Innovators and Launch Your Ideas Exclusive for YES Members

In an era marked by the relentless pursuit of creative entrepreneurship, YES and Slyngshot App are joining forces to provide a platform where aspiring innovators can bring their ideas to life. The “Launch Your Ideas” initiative is a testament to the commitment of both organizations in fostering a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem.

About Young Entrepreneur Society Philippines (YES)

YES is a premier organization dedicated to nurturing young entrepreneurs in the Philippines. With a mission to provide resources, mentorship, and opportunities, YES has been instrumental in guiding numerous promising innovators towards success. By empowering the youth with the knowledge and tools they need, YES is a driving force behind the country’s growing entrepreneurial landscape.

About Slyngshot App

Slyngshot App is an innovation-driven platform that connects creative thinkers with potential investors and mentors. It serves as a bridge to turn concepts into reality, offering an array of tools, resources, and a vibrant community to support entrepreneurs throughout their journey. The app is known for its user-friendly interface and its commitment to enhancing collaboration in the business world.

The “Launch Your Ideas” Initiative

The partnership between YES and Slyngshot App will bring the “Launch Your Ideas” initiative to life. This exciting collaboration aims to provide young entrepreneurs with a dedicated platform to pitch their concepts, secure funding, and access essential resources to transform their ideas into profitable ventures.

Through the Slyngshot App, entrepreneurs can:

  • Pitch their business ideas to potential investors.
  • Access a vast network of mentors and industry experts.
  • Gain insights from successful entrepreneurs.
  • Connect with like-minded individuals and build lasting partnerships.


The “Launch Your Ideas” initiative is set to fuel the entrepreneurial spirit in the Philippines and empower young visionaries to take the plunge into the world of business.

Join Us in the Journey of Entrepreneurship

The “Launch Your Ideas” initiative, a product of the partnership between YES and Slyngshot App, is open to all aspiring entrepreneurs. To get involved and turn your innovative ideas into thriving businesses, visit the Slyngshot App website at https://slyngshot.io/.

This partnership marks a significant milestone in the support of young entrepreneurship in the Philippines. YESP and Slyngshot App invite everyone to be a part of this inspiring journey to innovate, create, and succeed.

About Slyngshot App

Slyngshot App is an innovative platform connecting aspiring entrepreneurs with investors and mentors. With user-friendly features and a commitment to enhancing collaboration, Slyngshot App is the go-to destination for those looking to transform their ideas into successful businesses.

SLINGSHOT 2022 – Deep Tech Startup Pitching Competition

Asia’s most exciting deep tech startup competition is back!

Calling all startups: Singapore is looking for new and innovative startups to compete in SLINGSHOT 2022. Stand a chance to win over S$1.2 million (US$800,000) in attractive prizes and make Singapore the next destination to expand your business.

In our sixth edition, we are looking for startups in five emerging challenge domains to showcase your game-changing solutions and products.

Regardless of where you’re from, this is your chance to showcase your solution in Singapore, one of the leading global startup hubs. The Top 50 startups will win a sponsored trip to Singapore to be immersed in the startup ecosystem and make the pitch of a lifetime to a global audience of major investors, industry experts, and thought leaders!

Why Join?

Vie for a chance to be part of SLINGSHOT Top 50 Global Startups and get immersed in Asia’s leading startup community here in Singapore.

Join us for the SLINGSHOT Experience!

PITCH AND WIN
Present to a global audience at the Finals and win up to S$1.2 million (US$800,000) worth of grant prizes

NETWORK
Meet global leading investors, accelerators and corporates from regional demo days, deal-mixers, and qualifiers through to the finals

IMMERSE
Exclusive pitch-coaching, corporate site visits, lab crawls in the vibrant Singapore startup ecosystem

COLLABORATE
Ideate and co-innovate with MNCs and homegrown players to fast-track your ideas into the market

Apply Now

YES Philippines extends gratitude to Global Entrepreneurship Week (Philippines) 2021 Partners

On behalf of Young Entrepreneur Society (YES) Philippines, we would like to extend our heart-felt thank you to all our partners for making this year’s Global Entrepreneurship Week 2021 a resounding success!

Our objective of celebrating GEW was to inform and raise awareness among our members and stakeholders the value of entrepreneurship. The generous contribution provided by our partners in the academic community this year has helped us achieve our objective.

We would like to recognize and honor the following people who have contributed time and effort in making this year’s GEW a success:

 

 

NAME/ORGANIZATION INSTITUTION
Mildred Sevilla Miriam College
Maria Cristina Ibañez Miriam College
Sheryl May Ramos Quezon City University
Geraldine Adlawon Quezon City University
Lesley Dale Umayat Benguet State University
Jeftee Ben Pinos-An Benguet State University
Mark Glenn Villamor Capiz State University
Maricar Eyao Capiz State University
Emi Englis Philippine Women’s College of Davao
Vicente Antonio Pijano III Philippine Women’s College of Davao
Darwin Aniar Palawan State University – Narra Campus
Gerlie Boni Palawan State University – Narra Campus
Ana Marie Binalla Bicol State College of Applied Sciences & Technology
Jonathan Dela Cruz Bicol State College of Applied Sciences & Technology
Nino Martin Obrero
Maria Luisa Gatchalian CEED Ph, Adviser
Alex H. Navarroza CEED Ph, President

Young Entrepreneurs Society Endorses TamBiz.org As Website for Startups

Tambiz.org is a newly launched website owned by the Institute of Accounts, Business and Finance Department of Business Administration of the Far Eastern University (FEU) Manila. This website seems to be gaining fair attention since its launch last November 2020. With the pandemic forcing everyone to go online, looking at tambiz.org is like a breath of fresh air and a spark of hope. It is evidence that there is continued support for young innovators and entrepreneurs in the country.

Navigating through the Tambiz website can provide online visitors a different virtual experience from the Home page to the Expo page where the virtual displays can be found. The website hosts 18 new products by student entrepreneurs who pitch their business ideas to potential investors. It truly supports the ecosystem of startups in the Philippines that has been slowly and steadily growing in the last few years.

The Tambiz website is a special project of the Department of Business Administration led by its chairman, Ms. Maria Carmen Lapuz. In an interview, Ms. Lapuz says “The Tambiz website is a vision that my team eagerly made into a reality. At first, our students felt sad that they will not be able to experience the annual exhibit that we usually hold on campus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This why we made it work because we want them to have the same excitement but on a different platform.”

The Young Entrepreneurs Society recognizes tambiz.org not only as a website for startups but a potential home to a vibrant community of innovative minds.

About Tambiz: “TamBiz celebrates innovators and entrepreneurs because they are the makers and doers of ingenious solutions.” Visit www.tambiz.org.

YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS SOCIETY SUPPORTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP WORLD CUP FOR FOR ITS BIGGER AND BETTER SECOND EDITION

  • Applications welcomed from Philippines and around the world for 2nd edition of the largest and most diverse global pitch competition for entrepreneurs and startups – deadline July 31
  • Bigger and better competition aims to double the number of applicants and will offer US$1 million in cash prizes, with US$75 million in-kind support.

July 2020The Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) is open for 2020, and is accepting applications from around the world – aiming to expand far beyond the 102,000 contestants from 187 countries who participated in its first year. Building on last year’s success, the program offers a chance to pitch on a global stage for a share of US$1 million in cash prizes plus additional investment opportunities and another US$75 million of in-kind support.

The 100 finalists in last year’s EWC pitched their ideas before thousands of people at the EWC Global Finals in Riyadh.

With physical events impossible at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic, the organizers are taking the EWC online with virtual national finals taking place throughout July and August. One hundred entrants will progress to the global finals at the MGF annual gathering in October. Our new digital platform will make EWC 2020 more accessible, more diverse, and more inclusive than ever before.

The EWC is more than just a global pitch competition with a shot of having life-changing prizes. It elevates entrepreneurs from all stages — idea-stage, early-stage, growth-stage, or beyond – by providing them with tools and resources to grow their venture. There is also a new social entrepreneurship category for the second edition.

This year’s program of support is bigger and better. EWC Accelerates is a virtual training and mentorship program that helps entrepreneurs hone their skills and increase their chances of winning their national competitions – as well as those who advance to the Global Finals. Through the EWC platform, participants will have access to an exclusive content library with relevant information to their current stage of the journey, including:

  • Pitching and deck creation;
  • Customer feedback and product development;
  • Team building and company culture.

In 2020, the EWC platform also offers all contestants who complete their applications an access to a wider range of ‘perks’ than last year, with online resources available to an unlimited number of people, provided by partners such as Google Cloud, Hubspot, Stripe and more, up to an estimated non-cash value of US$25,000.

Other innovations for 2020 include a new social entrepreneurship track, new standalone prizes for categories such as ‘best idea’ or ‘best growth’.

The Entrepreneurship World Cup is hosted by the Misk Global Forum, Global Entrepreneurship Network, and The Global Education & Leadership Foundation. It is supported by a range of global partners, including GSVlabs, TechCrunch, Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO), The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, WebCongress, and organizations running EWC National Finals on every continent.

“For the EWC’s second edition in 2020, we want to take last year’s successes and magnify them. ‘Bigger and better’ has been our simple mantra, but in the current circumstances we have now added ‘different’” said Abdulrahman Al-Suhaymi, Misk’s EWC lead. He added: “The virtual platform that we’re developing means that the EWC 2020 will be more accessible, more diverse, and more inclusive than ever before as we target 200,000 startups taking part. Whatever the coronavirus throws at us, our ambition remains undimmed. Because at Misk, we believe that young people are not a problem to be solved, but the world’s greatest problem solvers and now, more than ever, we need to empower their entrepreneurial spirit. The EWC encourages as many young entrepreneurs as possible to get involved.”

“Entrepreneurs are risk-takers and industry disruptors, accustomed to facing challenges head-on,” said Jonathan Ortmans, president of Global Entrepreneurship Network. “Now more than ever, the world needs more entrepreneurs to unleash their ideas and develop innovative solutions and make the world a better place.”

Shiv Khemka, Executive Chairman of The Global Education & Leadership Foundation said: “EWC is the Champions League for entrepreneurs, the World Cup for the world’s best ideas, bringing the excitement and competition of sports into the world of entrepreneurship. EWC is not only reimagining entrepreneurship, but providing a platform to spur global collaboration to create jobs and solutions for the challenges humanity faces now and in the future.”

The deadline for applications for this year’s edition is July 31. Up to 25 virtual competitions will be held throughout the summer. The Global Finals will take place at the Misk Global Forum annual gathering in October 2020 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

YES FORUM February: How to Make a Remarkable Launch

This month’s YES Forum was held last February 07, Friday at Philippine Stock Exchange Center, Ortigas in full house attendance by aspiring entrepreneurs, startup founders and entrepreneurship students.

Mr. Ralph Villero, an Entrepreneur and Co-owner of Samut-Sari Fragrances

He is conducting an Empowerment Program. As part of their Community Service Responsibilities, they are encouraging our community, young and aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs to develop and build their own crafts and to elevate their vision mindset.

Ms. Sheila Fuentes, one of the founders of Forth Co

As for the second speaker, we had Ms. Sheila Fuentes. She’s one of the founders of Forth Co, a fashion tech startup; the go-to online marketplace for sustainable fashion selections which was soft launched last October 2019. She advocates for sustainability in fashion industry and aims to inspire other people to transition into conscious consumption through their online platform, different events & programs for consumers and fashion brands.

YES FORUM aims to connect and engage with the Startups and Young Entrepreneurs to strengthen the local entrepreneurship ecosystem.

Stay tuned to our Facebook page for more events and announcements! Follow and Like YES Philippines on www.facebook.com/youngentrepreneurssocietyph/

 

 

Event Schedule

Global Entrepreneurship Week - Philippines
November 11 - 17, 2024
Metro Manila

 

 

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