The 6th Philippine Empowered Men and Women 2023 will honor exceptional individuals based on their actions and contributions in the Philippines. ManilaBulletin
The will honor exceptional individuals based on their actions and contributions in the Philippines. The special award is called “The Lifetime Achievement Honoree Award”, the highest and most prestigious award is given to Filipinos who have dedicated their lives to a meaningful purpose and a worthy cause, while the will also continue to give recognition to all empowered Filipinos here and abroad.
In photo Lifetime Achievement Awards Arnold Vegafria, Maria Cecilia T. Bravo, Wilbert Tolentino, Usec. Niña Taduran, Joel Cruz and Claudine Barretto. official awardees Jovelyn Sorio, Mercy Fiel Gurrea, Nixie Grace Alimpolos, Paolo Balleteros, Elaiza Imutan and Atty. Dot Gancayco; and empowered youth David Licauco, Jayda Avanzado, Will Ashley, Jeff Moses, Sofia Pablo and Allen Ansay.
This award will be presented this year at Teatrino Greenhills, San Juan this coming April 15, 2023, during the 6th Philippine Empowered Men and Women of the Year 2023 to all exceptional and outstanding Filipinos in recognition of exceptional service, leadership, and a strong passion for excellence. For the benefit of BEST Magazine’s Charity Projects in Zamboanga Del Norte.
Some of the awardees not shown in the photo: Alex Moico, Allan Sancon, Dir. Art Halili Jr., Benjie Alesna, Bobbit Patag, Carlo Gumban Galagata, Carlo San Juan, Danilo S. Ramos Jr.
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