Yna Empeno, the coordinator of IIAP emailed me the rating/course evaluation. I am glad the students liked the presentation
Showing posts with label corporate entrepreneurship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corporate entrepreneurship. Show all posts
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Corporate Entrepreneurship course evaluation at IIAP
Rizal Philippines | May 11, 2011
Yna Empeno, the coordinator of IIAP emailed me the rating/course evaluation. I am glad the students liked the presentation
Yna Empeno, the coordinator of IIAP emailed me the rating/course evaluation. I am glad the students liked the presentation
Friday, May 10, 2013
Last session day for Corporate Entrepreneurship at IIAP
FGU - Ayala Life Center, Ayala Ave., Makati City MM PHL | May 9, 2013
A wacky shot?, Grace was the darling of the class; "hard"
Today marks the last session day for corporate entrepreneurship for insurance executives of IIAP.
We did a review of the past 2 session days. And what made the most impact according to them was the dry cooking and "I am the best" self affirmation.
Then we covered lateral thinking, business process, business model, the innovation of business process and business model. I had the clickable links listed in a post for easy navigation and then had the usual picture taking.
I am happy and satisfied with what I did: the syllabus and all the teaching materials and I hope that this left an impact to the insurance execs participants.
The boys in front and they sat down, the ladies stood up!
It was time for ladies to sit down
Yna, the course coordinator joined the group picture
Another wacky class picture? L to R: Yna, Rika, Jeff, Yza, Prof Jorge, Mandy, Michael, Michael and Grace.
I would like to think that the class was pretty much engaged in the subject judging from the interaction in the class, their comments, questions, and their participation in the group activities.
Michael brought a new set of strawberry cum graham biscuit creation and passion fruit wine sample branded as "Unwined".
I was mostly asking questions to the MBAs in the class (Iza and Marika) and Iza said that she was a little bit pressured by this set up, since she finished her MBA several years back. (Well I thought that Ateneo MBA should live to their name as Masters, no matter what the time and place)
Today marks the last session day for corporate entrepreneurship for insurance executives of IIAP.
We did a review of the past 2 session days. And what made the most impact according to them was the dry cooking and "I am the best" self affirmation.
Then we covered lateral thinking, business process, business model, the innovation of business process and business model. I had the clickable links listed in a post for easy navigation and then had the usual picture taking.
I am happy and satisfied with what I did: the syllabus and all the teaching materials and I hope that this left an impact to the insurance execs participants.
I would like to think that the class was pretty much engaged in the subject judging from the interaction in the class, their comments, questions, and their participation in the group activities.
Michael brought a new set of strawberry cum graham biscuit creation and passion fruit wine sample branded as "Unwined".
I was mostly asking questions to the MBAs in the class (Iza and Marika) and Iza said that she was a little bit pressured by this set up, since she finished her MBA several years back. (Well I thought that Ateneo MBA should live to their name as Masters, no matter what the time and place)
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
My presentations today at IIAP Corporate Entrep seminar
IIAP 26th Floor Ayala Life- FGU ctr. Ayala Ave, Makati City PHL
May 8, 2013
The following were the activities conducted for the 2nd session of the Corporate Entrepreneurship Course held by Prof Jorge for insurance executives at IIAP:
l. Review of yesterday's lesson
2. Lectures:
l. Princes of Serendip
2. Personal Mastery
3. New Product design
4. Innovation and entrepreneurship (Peter Drucker)
5. Innovation or creative imitation?
Grace did not attend; I thought Marika would not come. However it was fun and knowledge filled session. I was compressing a semester into 3 4 hour session. I hope I can do justice to the course
May 8, 2013
The following were the activities conducted for the 2nd session of the Corporate Entrepreneurship Course held by Prof Jorge for insurance executives at IIAP:
l. Review of yesterday's lesson
2. Lectures:
l. Princes of Serendip
2. Personal Mastery
3. New Product design
4. Innovation and entrepreneurship (Peter Drucker)
Grace did not attend; I thought Marika would not come. However it was fun and knowledge filled session. I was compressing a semester into 3 4 hour session. I hope I can do justice to the course
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Prof Jorge Entrep holds Corporate Entrep seminar for IIAP
26 F FGU Ayala Center, Ayala Ave. Makati City PHL | May 7, 2013
Mandy Jeffrey and Iza - some of the attendees
Prof Jorge is conducting a 3 day seminar of insurance executives at Insurance Academy for Asia and Pacific at the said venue. There are currently 8 participants who attended:
1. Marika V. Chavez
2. Izafinna S. Ching
3. Michael Feliciano
4. Michael L. Gatdula
5. Maribeth Hermosa
6. Jeffrey R. Lacson
7. Grace Monica P. Lobrilla
8. Mandy C. Velasquez
Two are Ateneo GSB MBA grads; three are from Phil Charter Insurance (part of Metrobank group) and one worked with Malayan whose fmr President who happens to be a compadre is running for vice mayor of the writer's town
The director of the institute, Prof. Jene Aliwalas invited Prof Jorge to hold this course. IIAP is holding an equivalent MBA degree program specializing in insurance. The coordinator is Yna Empeno who has been very attentive to the needs of the facilitator and the participants.
What were taken up: lectures on entrepreneurship, I am the best self affirmation, new ID - eas; how to conduct a crime, corporate entrepreneurship.
My conclusion was that all the guys were there because they are the best still wanting to be the best. Some were blessed with academic honors; the others are street smart and go getters
Prof Jene Aliwalas graduated Summa Cum Laude from UST
Marika Chavez, Assumptionista, AGSB MBA of IIAP explaining why she is the best -awesome!
Jeffrey Lacson submitted 776 suggestions; only 70% were approved; Mandy of Malayan listening
Michael G says he is the best because he keeps on improving
Mandy from Malayan and UP, a math wizard and a go getter
Michael F sold stuff, studied in Cambridge Mass; good at selling
Yna the seminar coordinator, and Prof Jene Aliwalas IIAP director
Prof Jorge is conducting a 3 day seminar of insurance executives at Insurance Academy for Asia and Pacific at the said venue. There are currently 8 participants who attended:
1. Marika V. Chavez
2. Izafinna S. Ching
3. Michael Feliciano
4. Michael L. Gatdula
5. Maribeth Hermosa
6. Jeffrey R. Lacson
7. Grace Monica P. Lobrilla
8. Mandy C. Velasquez
Two are Ateneo GSB MBA grads; three are from Phil Charter Insurance (part of Metrobank group) and one worked with Malayan whose fmr President who happens to be a compadre is running for vice mayor of the writer's town
The director of the institute, Prof. Jene Aliwalas invited Prof Jorge to hold this course. IIAP is holding an equivalent MBA degree program specializing in insurance. The coordinator is Yna Empeno who has been very attentive to the needs of the facilitator and the participants.
What were taken up: lectures on entrepreneurship, I am the best self affirmation, new ID - eas; how to conduct a crime, corporate entrepreneurship.
My conclusion was that all the guys were there because they are the best still wanting to be the best. Some were blessed with academic honors; the others are street smart and go getters
Prof Jene Aliwalas graduated Summa Cum Laude from UST
Friday, May 3, 2013
Corporate Entrepreneurship seminar for IIAP
Rizal, PHL
I was invited by Mr. Jene Aliwalas, director the Insurance Institute of Asia and the Pacific. and also a professor at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business to a do a lecture for insurance staff and officers this coming May 7,8,9 1 to 5 pm at the 26th Floor of the FGU Ayala Ctr. building. The course is corporate entrepreneurship.
I readily accepted because IL sent me to college.
Here is the framework, or intro to the lecture:
I was invited by Mr. Jene Aliwalas, director the Insurance Institute of Asia and the Pacific. and also a professor at the Ateneo Graduate School of Business to a do a lecture for insurance staff and officers this coming May 7,8,9 1 to 5 pm at the 26th Floor of the FGU Ayala Ctr. building. The course is corporate entrepreneurship.
I readily accepted because IL sent me to college.
Here is the framework, or intro to the lecture:
Sunday, March 17, 2013
How could be a corporate honcho like Rose of MakatiMed be considered an entrepreneur?
Angono, Rizal, PHL by ProfJorgeEntrep March 17, 2013
Thank you again: Rose, Classmate Joven, and Dr. Gina Nazareth
Rose stresses a point; Joven listens
The least I can do to promote entrepreneurship is to bring them to the class to honor them by letting them share their stories of success and failure with the MBA class, honoring them with certificates, and sharing their stories and their picture at this blogsite. It may be little effort but the word goes around and the impact may be felt later on: with the readers of this blog site and or the entrep students.
This is a high leveraged activity of the class group activity and no paper is required for this; the group gets a 4 for bringing in the entrep guest to the class. I would say that the speech of the entrepreneurs electifies/ignites the passion in the listeners - to put it mildly.
Last week Dr. Gina mentioned to me that her group would invite Rose of MakatiMed as their guest to which I readily said yes. Having heard her story last Dec 8, 2012 at the AdeMU grand reunion at the Ateneo High School, and knowing that her story would be a critical knowledge to the owners and administrators of hospitals who are MBAH students, I readily said yes.
Thus she came yesterday and true enough her story was punctuated by innovation and entrepreneurship:
On infrastructures:
l. Simulated lighting by Philips by Philips on windowless rooms;
2. Panoramic elevators to improve traffic
3. Murals at the top of lower buidings;
4. Dividing islands to improve outside traffic flow
5. Improved lighting at waiting area
6. New facade and color for the building exterior
7. New color and furnishing for hospital rooms
8. Solar powered air con and water heater (How a solar powered aircon works)
Solar aircon by California Electronics
9. New ICT system
10. Better concessionaires area for benefit of patients
11. Filmless radiology (However Dr. Erick, outsourcing the same to the them would be much better)
Filmless radiology (the article mentions PACS -Picture and Archival and Communications System)
12. Molecular pathology lab,
She steered clear of the mindset of the hotel like accommodations at the hospital because the patient want to be discharged fast and safely (the patient may get infections in the hospital cant he?
On procedures and systems:
1. Outsourcing collection with banks
2. Outsourcing drugs to a cooperative (VAT and Income tax free to be competitive with Mercury drugstores; drugstore would have a reminder to the patient when the prescription needs to be refilled for repeat sales
3. Bar code for inventory system;
4. Rationalization of logistics system (supply chain management
5. Altering the culture of entitlement
6. Call center at MakatiMed
Other new things:
1. CSR - MoA with Rizal Medical Center
2. Partnership with provincial hospitals (private and govt? ) for cross referral of patients
N.B. I have incorporated a number of links on a number of topics to help enlighten the reader on the very new topic
Appreciation for Ms. Rose for sharing her knowledge and expertise
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I think this the real stuff MBAH should be made of; learning from the experts. It is seldom you can hear such selfless sharing, passionate engagement with doctors on hard core issues about health and hospital administration. We wish we had more time. How I wish we had another semester like this with doctors.
Thus doctors learned more by not spending more and bringing in their guests. How strategic and how ingenious!
Thank you again: Rose, Classmate Joven, and Dr. Gina Nazareth
The least I can do to promote entrepreneurship is to bring them to the class to honor them by letting them share their stories of success and failure with the MBA class, honoring them with certificates, and sharing their stories and their picture at this blogsite. It may be little effort but the word goes around and the impact may be felt later on: with the readers of this blog site and or the entrep students.
This is a high leveraged activity of the class group activity and no paper is required for this; the group gets a 4 for bringing in the entrep guest to the class. I would say that the speech of the entrepreneurs electifies/ignites the passion in the listeners - to put it mildly.
Last week Dr. Gina mentioned to me that her group would invite Rose of MakatiMed as their guest to which I readily said yes. Having heard her story last Dec 8, 2012 at the AdeMU grand reunion at the Ateneo High School, and knowing that her story would be a critical knowledge to the owners and administrators of hospitals who are MBAH students, I readily said yes.
Thus she came yesterday and true enough her story was punctuated by innovation and entrepreneurship:
On infrastructures:
l. Simulated lighting by Philips by Philips on windowless rooms;
2. Panoramic elevators to improve traffic
3. Murals at the top of lower buidings;
4. Dividing islands to improve outside traffic flow
5. Improved lighting at waiting area
6. New facade and color for the building exterior
7. New color and furnishing for hospital rooms
8. Solar powered air con and water heater (How a solar powered aircon works)
Solar aircon by California Electronics
9. New ICT system
10. Better concessionaires area for benefit of patients
11. Filmless radiology (However Dr. Erick, outsourcing the same to the them would be much better)
Filmless radiology (the article mentions PACS -Picture and Archival and Communications System)
12. Molecular pathology lab,
She steered clear of the mindset of the hotel like accommodations at the hospital because the patient want to be discharged fast and safely (the patient may get infections in the hospital cant he?
On procedures and systems:
1. Outsourcing collection with banks
2. Outsourcing drugs to a cooperative (VAT and Income tax free to be competitive with Mercury drugstores; drugstore would have a reminder to the patient when the prescription needs to be refilled for repeat sales
3. Bar code for inventory system;
4. Rationalization of logistics system (supply chain management
5. Altering the culture of entitlement
6. Call center at MakatiMed
Other new things:
1. CSR - MoA with Rizal Medical Center
2. Partnership with provincial hospitals (private and govt? ) for cross referral of patients
N.B. I have incorporated a number of links on a number of topics to help enlighten the reader on the very new topic
I think this the real stuff MBAH should be made of; learning from the experts. It is seldom you can hear such selfless sharing, passionate engagement with doctors on hard core issues about health and hospital administration. We wish we had more time. How I wish we had another semester like this with doctors.
Thus doctors learned more by not spending more and bringing in their guests. How strategic and how ingenious!
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