Published on: Jan 09, 2012
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
Go to any Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) branch and you’ll notice one thing: instead of the usual counter filled with various bank forms, there are sleek touchscreen monitors for all your transactions. When your number is called, the ...

Published on: Jun 26, 2011
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
BPI Foundation recently tied up with Habitat for Humanity Philippines to build an initial 160 housing units for public school teachers, considered as the country’s unsung heroes. The corporate social responsibility arm of the Bank of the ...

Published on: Jan 27, 2011
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
A potentially groundbreaking study that could help the hearing impaired using a Filipino sign language avatar bagged the much-coveted “Best Project of the Year” title in the 2011 BPI-DOST Science Awards held yesterday (Jan. 28) in Makati ...

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Published on: Jan 09, 2012
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
Machines with sleek touch-screen monitors have replaced the usual bulky counters filled with various bank forms at Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI). This is proof of how the 160-year-old banking giant is not just transforming its customers’

Published on: Jun 26, 2011
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) recently signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Habitat for Humanity Philippines to build an initial 160 housing units for public school teachers in donated lots in Muntinlupa City, Quezon City, and in Davao. ...

Published on: Jan 27, 2011
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
2011 BPI-DOST SCIENCE AWARDS. (L-R) Mr. Florendo Maranan, Executive Director of BPI Foundation; BPI senior executive vice president Gil Buenventura; DOST Underscretary Fortunato Dela Pena; first runner-up Kimberly B. Lucero, BS Biology student of the

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Published on: Mar 15, 2009
Category: CSR/Philanthropy, Education, Environment, Non-profit,
"How could the Philippines even aspire to be a competitive and dynamic, knowledge-based economy if we continue to drain of our best and brightest scientific brains, who finish their degrees and pursue careers elsewhere?"