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Swiss program trains future CEOs among less privileged Filipino youth

By Raul Redoblado | July 3, 2006 - 12:00am

Faced with the spiraling cost of education, young Filipinos can now take a crash course in management without paying a single centavo. Thanks to a corporate-backed strategic training program that promises to give...

Business As Usual