ALL BY ALL (ABA) makes its big entry on the Philippines Market

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“ABA is the perfect solution for people who are looking for a seamless approach in using cryptocurrencies for their numerous online transactions”.  ---

You Won Il

President of ALL BY ALL 
(ABA) Philippines

ALL BY ALL (ABA) is a cryptocurrency company offering a monetary exchange platform where one can start making transactions by signing up on the ABA website or application.

The Filipino economic market is in for a spin as a new player in the cryptocurrency business has been formally launched - ALL BY ALL (ABA) Philippines spearheaded by You Won Il. The grand launch was held February 24 at Cities Events Place at Sgt. Esguerra St., Q.C.

You Won Il, President of ALL BY ALL (ABA) Philippines, introduced to members of the press, stakeholders and potential investors his cryptocurrency company, which is basically a monetary exchange platform.

All by All Founder Lee Seung Chan

To start enjoying the convenience provided by ABA, one has to simply visit their website or app, then sign up. Once the form is completed, the user will receive an electronic wallet or account which they can ‘load’ with Philippine pesos. The electronic wallet can, then, be used for cryptocurrency transactions like online trading and commercial purchases, in lieu of credit cards and traditional currencies.

Some of the advantages of using ABA is that it is faster, ensures more secure transactions globally, and has lower fees.

ALL BY ALL (ABA) Philippines grand launch was grace by investors, stakeholders, media  and celebrities.

ABA is also now preparing for its Initial Coin Offering (ICO) and is also eyeing brisk expansion in other Asian hubs like Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong and Japan.

Singer and actress Julie Anne San Jose performed at the All By All grand launch. 

Music performed by band at the All By All grand launch.

Aside from cryptocurrency, ABA will be getting into other businesses like travel and online gaming.

Entrepreneur and Franchise Expo 2014: Your Step to Success

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After successfully staging the Philippine SME Business Expo 2013, the country’s biggest expo for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) last July 12-14, 2013 at the SMX Convention Center Taguig, with 140 participating businesses and over 10,000 visitors, MediaCom Solutions, Inc., Philippines’ preferred stakeholders’ communications and events enterprise is presenting the country’s biggest exhibition and convention for innovative entrepreneurs and growing franchise businesses, the ENTREPRENEUR AND FRANCHISE EXPO 2014.

The ENTREPRENEUR AND FRANCHISE EXPO 2014 with the tagline, “Your Step to Success!” is set to be held on June 27-29, 2014 at the Megatrade Hall, Hall1, 5th Level, Mega B, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City. Empowering over 150 Micro-Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) from various business sectors, from food, education, retailing, real estate, travel, automobiles, logistics, agriculture, manufacturing, technology, IT, financing and more.

“Our vision is to provide entrepreneurs a top environment with fun-filled activities and exciting programs where they can network with other business stakeholders, introduce their businesses, learn the latest industry trends and to assist them in growing their business to achieve the next step to success” says MediaCom Solutions, Inc. CEO and Entrepreneur and Franchise Expo organizer, David Abrenilla.

The Entrepreneur and Franchise Expo 2014 is supported by the Filipino International Franchise Association (FIFA) and will feature the latest innovations and showcase exciting products and services from the brightest entrepreneurs in the Philippines.

This three-day event will feature personal finance guru, Randell Tiongson, RFP, Digitalfilipino.com founder, Janette Toral, Freelance Regional Director for Continental Asia, Jojy Azurin and many more as they share their success stories on how to make it in the world of business.

This event is sponsored by Injoy and supported by Department of Science and Technology –Technology Application and Promotion Institute, Brother Philippines, UniOil Petroleum Philippines, Inc., Le’Ondell, Jetti, Global Pinoy Remittance & Services, Nail Cocktales, Becken Trading, Ever Bilena, Yan Yan International, Laminine, Express Pay, Tapa King, E-Concepts, Victoria’s Empanada, Bon Appetea, MShoppe, Positive Living Station, Starkaffea Corporation and many more.

For more inquiries and bookings, visit www.efe.ph or call the EFE secretariat at (+632) 843-2174 or email entrepreneurandfranchiseexpo@gmail.com.

AFFI : Franchising contributes 5% to GDP

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“The Philippines is now the leading Asian tiger economy that is beating China's growth in franchising. With a high success rate, franchising has continued to build more successful entrepreneurs,” says Armando “Butz” Bartolome, president and founding member of the Association of Filipino Franchisers, Inc. (AFFI).

The Philippine franchising sector remains robust with a 17 percent growth from US$9.4 billion in 2010, to US$11 billion in sales in 2011.

Based on a University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) report, franchising has accounted for five percent of the country’s total Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Organized in 1997, AFFI is the country’s premier trade organization committed to promoting responsible micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through franchising.  AFFI prides itself as developer of successful homegrown franchises such as Goto King, Figaro, Lotsa Pizza, Mang Inasal; among others, which now employ thousands of Filipinos.  

To further promote Philippine franchises and offer the public new perspectives and opportunities in franchising, AFFI is mounting the 11th Filipino Franchise Show on Oct. 12-14, at the World Trade Center, Pasay City. Dubbed “Galing ng Pinoy,” the franchise show will showcase 300 exhibitors and franchise investment opportunities from food, retail, and service industries.

“Franchising has created an estimated 200,000 franchise outlets with an average of four to five employees per outlet. That translates to at least a million of job opportunities for Filipinos nationwide,” adds Bartolome.

While the UA&P study revealed that a bulk of franchises are located in the  National Capital Region, the Central Luzon and Southern Tagalog regions in Luzon are not far behind. Region VII or Western Visayas and Region X or Northern Mindanao top the list in the Vis-Min areas.

The franchising sector’s contribution to countryside development cannot be dismissed, according to Bartolome. “Aside from opportunity creation, employment generation and country development, the franchising sector is a prime mover of MSME development.

Among AFFI’s programs which spurred MSME growth include lectures and seminars on up to date research and development, educational training, participation in local and international trade shows, and opportunities for networking.

“Philippine franchising is now fourth in the world and the leader in the ASEAN region in terms of the number of franchise concepts and franchise outlets. We hope to sustain its phenomenal growth by helping franchises become globally competitive,” says Bartolome.

Referred to as the “sunshine industry”, the franchise industry has churned millions of dollars in investments; some brands succeeding overseas and becoming the country’s global ambassadors.

For more information on the exhibit call PETCO at 8325422; 832-5401/22; email at secretariat@petcogroup.com or call AFFI at  6540345; 8619897.