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2012 Monthly Women Celebration of PIA-8 showcases ENTREPINAY in EV


PIA 8 regional director Olive Tiu (center) introduces to media artist-entrepreneur Marjorie Clarin (right) proprietor of My Konzepto to media during the Harampang ha PIA as Araceli Larraga (left) of DTI look on. In front are some of Clarin’s products such as necklaces, scented candles and pastries shown to the media during the presscon. (VINO R. CUAYZON)

By CATHERINE T. BALDELOBAR, Samar News.com
March 1, 2012

TACLOBAN CITY  –  The Philippine Information Agency Region 8 (PIA-8) “Harampang-Kapihan” on February 29 showcased an “EntrePinay” in Eastern Visayas as part of its monthly commemoration of the 2012 Women Celebration, featuring the talent and creativity of female Waraynons. This month features Ms. Marjorie Clarin, the owner of “My Konzepto” – maker of fashion jewelry; home accents; candle holders, hand painted bottles, plates, and ceramics; and variety of candles.

As stressed by Erlinda Olivia Tiu, Regional Director of PIA-8, Clarin posed as an epitome of women empowerment in the field of business, her distinct artistic inclination of creating one-of-a-kind designs serves as its differentiation to be able to withstand in the industry. Clarin’s story of success started with an investment of P2,000, at the age of 12 she engaged in creating designs of fashion jewelleries’ as part of her hobby and gradually innovated her product lines to candles, and other home accents. She also, pointed out the support-arm of government agencies, among others, the Department of Trade and Industry Region 8 (DTI-8) who assisted in her business development and training.

Director Tiu likewise emphasized that concerned government agencies and Local Government Units (LGUs) shall extend supports in the development and sustenance of micro small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). As averred by Araceli Laragga, Chief Consumer Welfare Division Leyte Provincial Office, the DTI-8 has in place programs and projects, among others, catering assistance for the development and sustenance of MSMEs, this covers the existing and would-be entrepreneurs through providing financing support, training, marketing, and product development.