Headliners updated on 09/07/08

Who's Who in Florida's Filipino American Business Circuit New and updates on Florida's Filipino American business circuit, the men and women who spearhead and innovate business trends and  made a difference in their communities and respective businesses. Fernando Solis:  Mr. Entertainment Filipino entertainment programming has been around in the United States for more than a decade. In its early years Philippine broadcast media companies established its own sales network mostly composed of independent contractors and installers throughout the nation. For Filipinos there is nothing like being home than sitting down in front of a television set watching a favorite show, a Filipino show. n Read more    Fernando Solis, president of Pinoy Atbp. Satellite Wireless Source Inc., a Preferred DirecTV Dealer.

Rod Danan:  Leader of the Pack Overseas Filipinos may be away from home for years working for a better future for their families, but their hearts and minds are not that far from the motherland. Though divided oceans apart, families stay in touch through wonders of modern communications such as e-mail and even videocams, still, for most Filipinos, love is expressed the old fashioned way. Through the “Balikbayan Box.” “We deliver happiness and love from America to the Philippines,” says Rod Danan, president of UMAC Cargo of Florida. “Our mission is to give happiness and for Filipinos to be closer to their families.”

Rod Danan, owner and president of UMAC Express Cargo Florida.

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Marlon Estabillo: Managing for Success SUNRISE, Fla. (Basta Pinoy News) -- The former Broward school system cook is originally from General Santos City, South Cotabato. He had been managing the restaurant close to a year and has seen it grow its local following. “Customers look for good service,” said Estabillo. “Hindi lang pagkain ang gusto nila. Gusto nila mabuting serbisyo (Aside from food, they like great service).” n Read more

Marlon Estabillo: "In business, customer service is king!"