
UNO magazine, the premier men’s lifestyle magazine in the country, recently opened its Alpha Male photo exhibit: A gallery of the distinguished business icons. The exhibit launch held on September 2 at the exclusive Genting Club in Resorts World Manila in Pasay City revealed the featured businessmen society personalities.
They were Consul Jean Henri Lhuillier of San Marino, president and chief executive officer of Cebuana Lhuiller Robbie Antonio, managing director of Century Properties; Ton Concepcion, president and chief executive officer of Condura Durables; Jerico Fernando, vice president for Sales and Marketing of JB Music Store; Atty. Felipe Gozon, chairman and chief executive officer of GMA Network; Atom Henares, president of Progressive Broadcasting that owns UNTV and WIN 107.5; Jean; Bernie Liu, president and chief executive officer of Golden ABC; Dan Palami, team manager of the Philippine National Football Team or Philippine Azkals; Stephen Reilly, executive vice president of Resorts World Manila; Wellington Soong, chairman and president of Frigate Holdings and Management Corp.; and Willie Uy, president and chief executive officer of Phinma Properties.
Vice Consul of Monaco RJ Ledesma, UNO editor in chief, played double duty that evening as master of ceremonies. The event began with a warm welcome from Genting Club’s Stephen Reilly, who was also an honoree. A short audio visual presentation followed, after which RJ invited the UNO Alpha Male businessmen onstage for toast. The event ended with closing remarks from Wellington Soong on behalf of other honorees.
The UNO exhibit is ongoing at the Genting Club for the month whole month of September.
For more information, visit www.unomagazine.com.ph.
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| Greg Montenegro, Lyn Arcilla, Sabrina Soriano, Mike Julian, Cathryna Velasco and Alvin Lacambacal | Greg Montenegro, Lyn Arcilla, Sabrina Soriano, Mike Julian, Cathryna Velasco and Alvin Lacambacal |
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| Standing: Bansan Choa, Willie Uy, Dada Uy, Bengie Uichico, Nini Uichico, Mike Tan, Mike Hilado and JR Dumantay. Seated: Benjy Parongo and Lito Isla | Peter Coyuito, Ton Concepcion, RJ Ledesma, Bansan Choa and Willie Soong |
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| Robbie Antonio, Dan Palami, Willie Uy, Jerico Fernando, Stephen Reilly, Willie Soong, Teresa Pacis (representing Atty. Felipe Gozon), Atom Henares, Consul Jean Henri Lhuillier, Ton Concepcion and RJ Ledesma | Paul and Marie Monozca and Vice Consul RJ Ledesma of Monaco |
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