AIM MBM '95 Holds First-ever Notables at AIM Speaker Series

Ola friends. Maiba naman tayo ng topic to a more mentally inducing topic that will stimulate your perspective. 

The Asian Institute of Management or AIM Master of Business Management Batch 1995 recently launched Notables at AIM. It is a nontraditional speaker series hosted by an array of luminaries with expertise and insight on relevant topics. I was really honored to be part of the first group to be able to be part of this event because as a content creator I would also like to share to you girls my insights and opinions about current topics and things that are really needed to be discussed. The speaker series kicked off last Thursday, November 28 at Fuller Hall, AIM in Makati City.


With this event open to controversial figures from different fields, it is a gateway to spark your brain to be part of the dialogue about challenging issues we are currently facing. Their first speaker in the series is actually fit for it since she had made waves as being the first openly transgender woman elected to the Congress of the Philippines, Hon. Geraldine Roman who is a strong backbone of advocacy for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender rights. Her talk is focused on equality and inclusivity in our society now.


The whole time we were there was full of insightful things we can use on our lives and broaden our mindset about the world and also how equality and inclusivity is not just for the LGBT cause but for everybody. As a woman, I know the struggle since I have dealt with inequality in almost all aspects as a content creator and thankfully I am able to overcome everything step by step.

This speaker series creates conversation and connection that we sometimes don't get to have because of discrimination.


I do hope that in the upcoming series you guys can join us!

AIM MBM Batch '95 organized Notables at AIM to further the renowned international management school's advocacy in providing quality education. The batch also hopes to raise funds for scholarships for the youth.

For more information about Notables at AIM, You may visit their social media pages:
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/NotablesAim95
Twitter: @NotablesAtAIM
Instagram: @NotablesAtAIM
#NotablesAtAIM

Much Love!
xxALice

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