POCHOLO C. DOMONDON

Filipinos have always been known to innovate and traverse challenges albeit meager resources. From the conversion of surplus military jeeps after World War II to decorated public transportation that the Philippines has been known for, the substitute banana for tomato as a main ingredient for catsup, to lamps powered by saltwater that will be beneficial to rural coastal villages – these innovations have certainly made a global imprint and inspired a number of entrepreneurs to solve the next problem and find the next game changer.

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