- Thursday, June 15, 2017
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To serve our clients and customers better, Ex-Link Events are going to utilize Facebook's latest features.
Facebook Shop
If you have noticed the "Shop" part of our Facebook page, you can see the different events that we market the booths for - and clicking on one of them shows you the full details of each event or promotion that we offer. There are more featured offerings on the Shop section of our Facebook page.
Messenger Code
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| [1] See the 'Friends' tab on your Messenger app, [2] scan the code with your camera, and [3] it will automatically direct you to the person/business you wish to chat with. |
If you have a quick message to us, or if you would like to inquire about our services, just scan the code below using your Messenger app and let's have a talk. (We usually monitor messages during office hours, 9am to 7pm, Mondays to Fridays).
These two new features are available on our Facebook page, facebook.com/exlinkevents. We're looking forward to good conversations with you here at Ex-Link Events, further enhanced by Facebook's up-to-date services.
If you prefer to talk to us via phone, no problem - call us at 633-01-53, 640-12-80 or send us an email at info@exlinkevents.com. Aside from our Facebook page, we're also on Twitter and Instagram.
- Monday, May 30, 2016
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Honorable Dick Gordon, Chairman of Philippine
National Red Cross and Honorable Francis Tolentino, Chairman of Metro Manila
Development Authority (MMDA) lead the first Business Readiness and Disaster Preparedness Summit, July 18, 2015
at Megatrade Hall 2-3, SM Megamall.
According to CSR Asia, we need disaster
preparedness in Asia for two reasons:
- With
growing populations and investments in the region, risks of losses and
damages related to natural disasters are set to further escalate. The UN
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) found
that in short, GDP in the region has grown by a factor of five since the
1970s, but there has been a 15-fold increase in economic losses from
natural disasters.
- The
World Bank expects multi-billion dollar disasters to become more common in
Asia, with governments having to bear the brunt of the fiscal impact. The
organisation notes that Cambodia, Lao PDR and the Philippines could face
costs totaling 18 per cent or more of total public expenditure in the
event of a 200-year disaster.
The Philippines Area of
Responsibility experience around 19 tropical cyclones or storms a year, and 6
to 9 of these storms make landfall. In addition, there has been an in-depth
discussion about the possible movement of the Marikina Fault that will affect a
lot of areas in Metro Manila.
These two factors make
the first Business Preparedness and Disaster Readiness Summit a must event for
businessmen.
The resource speakers of
the event are: Hon. Dick Gordon, Chairman, Philippine National Red Cross; Hon.
Francis Tolentino, Chairman, MMDA; Renato Solidum, Jr., Director of the
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PhiVolcs); Liza Fideliz F.
Canada, Civil Defense Executive Officer of the Department of National Defense;
Michael Rellosa, Philippine Insurers and Reinsurers Association of the
Philippines; and Dondi Mapa, National Technology Officer, Microsoft
Philippines.
Topics that will be
discussed are:
- Role of Red Cross in Times of Disaster,
- Disaster Preparedness
- What are the MMDA Programs for Disaster Preparedness?
- How Ready is the Philippines for the Big One?
- Learn the Art of Risk Transfer to Minimize Losses During Major Disaster,
- Learn to Manage and Protect Your Biggest Asset to Minimize Downtime.
Philippine Marketing
Association (PMA) organizes the event in partnership with Exlinkevents –
Business Events Organizer in the Philippines.
For participation and
partnership, call tel.no. 643-3887 or text mobile no. 0920-9814376.
- Thursday, July 16, 2015
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