“These are trying times and while we, as a company, are not immune to the challenges of this crisis, the safety and security of our workforce will always come first,” Ang said. “We do not want them worrying about their jobs.” – Business.inquirer.net

Education for Every Filipino. Henry Sy, Sr. knows the value of education. While he was making good his financial goals at an early age, he also knew he had to focus on this goal of completing his formal education. In the late 1940s, Sy enrolled in Far Eastern University’s Commercial Science Program.

“Gratitude is a virtue we should never forget. Because along our journey to our success, we will meet a lot of people who will be part of our life.”

“For my part, I believe that my faith in the Lord, the values that have been inculcated in me by my parents and my alma mater, and decades of hard work have all allowed me to do my part in nation-building by touching lives on a very personal level.”

“Any company is only as good as the employees it keeps, and so it is essential to always look after their welfare and develop them by providing opportunities for them to become productive”

“It is good to have the things that money can buy – like food on the table, clothes in our back, a car and house for the family – but, first and foremost, we must aspire for the things that money cannot buy, like integrity, dignity, honor, ethics and credibility.