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Love and Generosity

by Sonnie Santos | Dec 23, 2007 | Empathy, People First Culture | 0 comments

Instead of celebrating Christmas the traditional way, we pooled our resources to “adopt-a-family. I’m proud of my staff who showed love and generosity

10 Famous Lessons From Tatang (Henry Sy Sr.)

by Sonnie Santos | May 28, 2007 | Accountable Leadership, Adaptive Thinking, Empathy, People First Culture | 13 comments

I bumped into this article from the company’s intranet portal, effort has been made to provide the URL of the article from Philstar but unsuccessful.

14 Work Life Principles of Henry Sy Sr.

by Sonnie Santos | Feb 9, 2007 | Accountable Leadership, Adaptive Thinking, Innovations, People First Culture, Resilience | 3 comments

Insights from my 10 years at SM (1998–2008) where I helped open 20 malls and lived Henry Sy Sr.’s 14 Work-Life Principles on leadership, integrity, and growth.

Why I Believe In God (3)

by Sonnie Santos | Oct 1, 2006 | Spiritual Intelligence | 5 comments

Typhoons will come and go and bring temporary grief, but I still believe God is good all the time

Gokongwei Patriarch leaves half of fortune to charity

by Sonnie Santos | Sep 24, 2006 | Accountable Leadership, Adaptive Thinking, Empathy, People First Culture | 2 comments

Self-made multibillionaire John Gokongwei Jr. is donating half his fortune — at least P20 billion — to charity to mark his 80th birthday and his holding company’s 50th anniversary.

Henry Sy: The Opening of SM Mall of Asia

by Sonnie Santos | May 21, 2006 | Accountable Leadership, Adaptive Thinking, Empathy, People First Culture | 3 comments

Henry Sy Sr. believed there is an opportunity from every tragedy– thus, it became one of the blueprints of his business strategy.

Why I Believe On God (1)

by Sonnie Santos | Apr 14, 2006 | Spiritual Intelligence | 0 comments

A personal testimony from Helen Roseveare M.D., Missionary Physician from England to Zaire, Africa This story was written by a doctor who worked in South Africa. One night I had worked hard to help a mother in the labor ward; but in spite of all we could do,...