+ Follow YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AWARDS Tag
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[Title] => Pinoys bag HSBC entrepreneur awards
[Summary] => An all-natural disposal food container made from coconut spathes won two university students from the Philippines the Best of the Best Award and an HSBC Business Development Fund of HK$100,000 in the regional competition for the HSBC Young Entrepreneur Awards 2008-09 recently.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Ateneo de Manila students Karl Satinitigan, Tim Huelva, and Kim Samson received the gold prize at this year’s HSBC Young Entrepreneur Awards for their proposal for the manufacturing of environment-friendly plates from the fallen leaves of the coconut tree.
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Banks have always been key players in modern development. They have driven local businesses and national economies forward and basically made the world go around. In Asia, HSBC is an acknowledged leader in banking and known too for its progressive CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). Headquartered in London, the bank traces its origins to Hong Kong in the mid-19th century boom of trading between China and the West.
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