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Workspace provider WeWork eyes to help businesses adapt to new normal

Whether you’re an established enterprise or a growing startup, WeWork provides flexible spaces and solutions to move your business forward.

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9 months ago

July 15, 2020

KickstartMag Staff

As businesses across Southeast Asia undergo changes to adapt to the new normal, more companies in the Philippines are similarly navigating how to integrate social or professional distancing policies brought about by COVID-19, and operationalizing these in the physical workplace. The situation highlights the need for learning and preparing for the future, and here is where WeWork enters the picture.

For WeWork, a company that provides workspaces, the focus is on three main areas as they help businesses prepare for the new work order in shared spaces: professional social distancing, increased sanitation, and behavioral signages.

“We are working to de-densify high traffic areas and implement changes to shared spaces that include our lounges, meeting rooms and common areas through revised spatial guidelines and establishing buffer zones to further support our team members’ efforts and compliance to professional distancing,” said Ray Tan, Head of Growth, Southeast Asia, WeWork. “Our priority is to provide a safe environment to ensure member’s confidence in our space.”

“Our goal is to ease the transition back to the workplace by proactively revamping WeWork’s products, design and services to meet members’ new expectations for professional distancing and cleanliness, while maintaining our strengths as a partner of choice for turnkey, thoughtful and diverse space solutions.”

Over the course of the outbreak, the WeWork team in Southeast Asia and Philippines spent time reviewing feedback with its members in tandem with working with industry partners and government bodies across health and safety, cleaning, construction, and design to install enhancements. While readjusting to the new realities during this period, the emphasis lies on balancing flexibility, health and wellness for re-entry back to the workplace.

The goal for WeWork – which has over 600,000 members around the world – is implement renewed workplace standards across their 828 locations. “Our goal is to ease the transition back to the workplace by proactively revamping WeWork’s products, design and services to meet members’ new expectations for professional distancing and cleanliness, while maintaining our strengths as a partner of choice for turnkey, thoughtful and diverse space solutions,” Tan emphasized.

Over the last two years, the enterprise segment has gained great traction for WeWork in the Philippines and across the region, with this representing 45% of the company’s total memberships globally.

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When Diana Abne established Sugar Mommah PH in June 2020 with a start-up capital of only around P5,000, it was – at first – only a “passion project”. But then the goods she prepped started selling out; so much so that it only took her three months to get ROI, so that now she’s focusing on further growing her business.

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When Diana Abne established Sugar Mommah PH in June 2020 with a start-up capital of only around P5,000, it was – at first – only a “passion project”. She loved cooking, yes; but she didn’t (really) bake.

But then the goods she prepped started selling out; so much so that it only took her three months to get ROI, so that now she’s focusing on further growing her business.

Now what makes Sugar Mommah PH different from others offering the same goods?

“I offer unique flavors and tastes – from my Puto Bumbong Cheesecake, Sapin-Sapin Cheesecake and Calamansi Muffins,” Diana proudly said.

Must-try include: Baked Kani Salmon (P400/solo,P550/regular, P1299/party), Baked Samgyeopsal (P350/solo,P500/regular, P1299/party) and Baked Cheesy Tteokbokki (P350/solo,P500/regular, P1299/party).

Also must-have: Tableya Cheesecake (P850/regular, P400/minis), Puto Bumbong Cheesecake (P700/regular, P350/minis), Berry Cheesecake (P700/regular, P350/minis), and Calamansi Muffin (P350/box of 6).

Wanna try the savory offerings of Sugar Mommah PH? Head to Facebook or Instagram: @sugarmommahph; or send a message to Viber/WhatsApp 09177537804.

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ARC pushes for sustainable fashion

ARC tote bags are 14.5” x 5” x 16.5” in dimension, made from a thick bull twill fabric, held by a 21-inch shoulder strap. It is expendable and has an inner pocket that gives you an ample amount of space and storage for your day-to-day essentials. These tote bags come in black, khaki, and fatigue color.

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ARC Clothing is continuing to make a name in sustainable fashion industry, as it extended its line of merchandise that combines both utility and design. Known for its reusable face masks and alcohol holders, the brand is releasing a line of personalized letter patchwork tote bags.

The tote bags are part of the ARC conscious initiative, a line of ARC Clothing products that puts emphasis on sustainability and environmental consciousness. The brand seeks to minimize its textile waste by recycling and upcycling fabric offcuts from previous productions to new lines of merchandise.

The bags feature a letter patchwork design, using various fabric offcuts. As it uses scraps, the designs create a distinct and unique pattern for each bag. You can further personalize your bag by choosing the letter of your patchwork upon ordering.

You can check them out through ARC Clothing’s official website: shoparcclothing.com. You may also follow their social media accounts on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/shoparcclothing) and Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/shoparcclothing/]. For further inquiries, you may contact them through Viber +639664453127 or email them at arcclothingph@gmail.com.

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Savor South African delights through Braai Brothers Philippines

Chris Bezuidenhout used to only prepare South African goodies for his family and friends. But around 2016, some friends told him they’d be willing to buy what he prepared; and so Braai Brothers Philippines came into being, with a startup capital of only P10,000.

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“Braai Brothers Philippines is by no means unique,” Chris said. “There are others doing what we do.”

However – and this is worth stressing – “I like to believe that we do everything to the best of our ability and ethically. If we make a mistake, we own it and always try rectify it to the betterment of the customer.”

Due to this approach, “our customers come back to us time after time due to our service offering and authenticity,” Chris said.

Braai Brothers Philippines’ product range is “solid”, Chris said, “and we enjoy a pretty even spread of business.” This is because “I find that customers find heir favorites and stick to it overall and try the other products too.”

The overall bestseller is biltong (similar to jerky), costing P850 per 500g pack. It comes in three flavors (plain, spicy and garlic).

Other offerings include: drywors (basically dried sausage, available in plain or spicy varieties), P1,400 per kg; six flavor varieties of boerewors (a type of sausage that contains 90% meat, and 10% spices/other ingredients), P900 per kg; plain or pepper salami, P1,500 per kg; milktart (a South African dessert consisting of a sweet pastry crust containing a custard filling made from milk, flour, sugar and eggs), P450; and peri peri sauce, P250 per 250ml bottle.

Curious to try delicacies from South Africa? Braai Brothers Philippines should be in your list.

If you want to get in touch with Braai Brothers Philippines, visit their Facebook page @Braai Brothers Philippines (https://www.facebook.com/braaibrothersph), check out their website (https://braaibrothers.one/), or send them a message via mobile phone/WhatsApp/Viber at 09272588688.