Showing posts with label pinoy entrepreneur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pinoy entrepreneur. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Pinoy Entrepreneur: Janice Frias Neff

Pinoy Entrepreneur: Janice Frias Neff from Illustrado

 

Janice Frias Neff

JANICE FRIAS NEFF, SYMMETRY PHYSICAL THERAPY
13890 Palmdale Rd., Victorville, CA 92392
website: www.sympt.net

Please describe your business.

Symmetry Physical Therapy is an out-patient rehabilitation center which focuses on industrial injuries, pediatric rehabilitation, stroke rehabilitation, sports medicine and orthopedic injuries.

Why did you establish your own business? Can you tell us when and why you started?

Symmetry was established in 2009 as a collaborative effort between my husband and myself. Up until that year, I had worked for many different out-patient facilities and had expressed a deep desire to one day open my own. A business venture in 2005 with a would-be partner turned out unproductive, which was an eye-opener for me. I was also not very pleased with my position as director at a local hospital. Being female and a minority and governing 5 male therapists, I felt that my position was subject to discrimination on both a sexual and racial nature. It was a turning point in 2009 when I finally decided that I needed to take rein of my professional future.

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Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Pinoy Entrepreneur: Mindmill Ideation Co.

Pinoy Entrepreneur: Mindmill Ideation Co. 

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Abu Dhabi – UAE

Esmeraldo “Esmi” and Emily “Loi” Pangilinan




Please describe your business.

Mindmill Ideation Co. is a creative boutique studio. We are a graphic design and photography company providing visual communications and other related services for marketing and advertising use.


Why did you establish your own business? Can you tell us when and how you started?

I think everyone would want to have his own business. The other reason is that I think creativity can flourish more if one has more control in the creative process.

We started in May 2004 as a simple arts and craft shop with photography services. Our initial operation included activities involving workshops for kids, servicing small clientele like some fine dining restaurants and mini-mart chains. We also did mural paintings in the beginning and some art deco concepts for wall decorations and fittings for start up hotels. One unique product we did and still do is styrofoam and paper sculpture for some event. Our photo services incorporate events, press conferences in addition to one-on-one shoots.


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