Lazada Philippines is deepening its commitment to empowering Filipino micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) through a new partnership with Canva, an online design and publishing platform that makes it easy for individuals and businesses to create visual marketing content. This partnership brings accessible creative tools and resources closer to sellers as they build their brands and grow their businesses in the eCommerce space.
Like many Filipinos who call themselves “raketeros” or “raketeras” (hustlers), Ayn Bernos, a former Binibining Pilipinas contestant considers herself as one, being a content creator, host, podcaster, business owner, or simply, a creative online entrepreneur.
“Social media is the main reason I get to do what I do. I use many platforms for every single endeavor [and] every part of my content creator life,” said Ayn.
The Creative Force
Ayn’s professional career in the creative industry started when she had internships with digital marketing agencies and magazines. She then had her first career as a social media specialist. After years of building on those experiences, she was inspired to make her own path.
“What pushed me to take the leap outside of working for other people was creative freedom,” said Ayn.
With its commitment to investing in job seekers, Workbank, a job site founded on malasakit or compassion and care, establishes partnerships that will give users access to free trainings and seminars.Combining performance, safety, and smart convenience for high-frequency-use mobility — ushering in a new age of riding experiences Electric ...
