Joey Concepcion is the Founder of Go Negosyo. He focuses on themes related to entrepreneurship, regional economy, corporate sustainability, and consumer behavior, highlighting the importance of micro, small, and medium enterprises in the broader context of business and economics. Concepcion has been featured in Philstar.com and Metal Injection.
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Joey Concepcion's coverage revolves around local entrepreneurship, government announcements, and industry-specific data within the Philippines. He also covers topics related to travel & tourism, human resources & employment, and government & politics.
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There is an African proverb that goes, “When elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.” This implies the vulnerability of innocent bystanders
Women have always been central to Filipino society. From their traditional roles, we are seeing more of them trying their hand at running small businesses.
Early this month, I spent time with the Selecta team to celebrate a job well done.
The great Michael Jordan once said, “Talent wins games, but teamwork wins championships.” Now I'm a Golden State Warriors fan, but the greatest shooting guard there ever was has a point.
I am the eternal optimist. The latest reason is my third, and newest, grandchild, Emiliana Consuelo Concepcion Puno; Millie for short.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) National Food Fair at the SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City last week was a must-visit for all Filipinos.
Easter resonates deeply this year as I reflect on the cyclical nature of life and the enduring power of renewal.
As we are now in the thick of graduation season, we also find ourselves focusing more intently on education.
I read with interest a recent national survey among Filipino voters.
I’m incredibly proud of my daughter Bella. She’s just 18 and already creating waves with her bazaars.
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