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Mariquit P. Reventar

Mariquit P. Reventar is a retired architect and president of Laguna Lands & Estate Corporation, her family’s firm. In July 2021, she joined a Memoir Writing class at Sunshine Place. A COVID-19 survivor, Mariquit said the lessons she received in memoir writing make her more grateful to the Lord for the gifts of life, family & friends.
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COVID quarantines, the second time around

This essay is one of many written during a Memoir Writing workshop at Sunshine Place under the mentorship of Dr. Oscar Peñaranda, a Gawad...

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PBSP elects new officers

via GRAPHIC PLUS — Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) announces the election of Manolito T. Tayag as chairperson, Margot B. Torres as vice chairperson, Rossana A. Fajardo as treasurer, and Carolina A. Racelis as corporate secretary. Manuel V Pangilinan, the organization’s longest-serving chairperson, will now be...

Igloo strengthens embedded insurance leadership in the Philippines through scale, new leadership, and AI innovation

via GRAPHIC PLUS | Manila, Philippines (February 26, 2026) — Regional insurtech Igloo is strengthening its embedded insurance offerings in the Philippines, reinforcing its role as a trusted technology partner enabling insurers, digital platforms, and financial institutions to deliver accessible, affordable protection at scale. Despite rapid digital adoption, insurance...

NEXTASIA unveils ₱5-Billion Barcelona Township in San Pablo timed with SLEX TR4 opening

via GRAPHIC PLUS | San Pablo City, Laguna — NEXTASIA Land Inc. proudly announces the official launch of NEXTASIA Barcelona, a ₱5-billion, 22-hectare European-inspired boutique township set to redefine modern community living in Southern Luzon. Strategically launched alongside the anticipated completion of South Luzon Expressway Toll Road 4...

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