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| Dr. Isabelita "Sabsy" Palanca ready to share fresh look on the workplace. |
Dr. Isabelita “Sabsy” Palanca will share her knowledge and experience to the First Filipino Therapists Conference and Expo, September 24-25, 2011, Crown Plaza, Ortigas Center, Quezon City.
Her topic will be out of the box as she will discuss “Spirituality in the Workplace”. The topic aims to give a fresh perspective as to how therapy and rehab professionals can view positively the workplace.
Dr. Sabsy Palanca holds an undergraduate degree from the Philippine Women's University in AB Psychology (Magna Cum Laude). She is also holds a graduate degree from De LaSalle University in Business Management, and a second graduate degree from the Don Bosco Center of Studies in Religious Studies (Magna Cum Laude).
Currently, she is the president of the Mother Company, Inc., a Holding and Management company with shareholdings in enterprises related to events organizing, GIS-information systems, corporate finance and project packaging, real state, stock trading.
Dr.Palanca is the chapter president of the Women’s Business Council Philippines. She is the co-founder of the Confederation of Women’s Business Councils in APEC and program officer of the launch of the UN Global Compact Initiative in the Philippines. In addition, she is the founder and CEO of Bridging Gaps Foundation, which initiated BIZTOURS for the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In 1992-2010 she was the Commissioner for Business and Industry of the National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women (NCRFW); and project officer for the launch of “Pondong Pinoy in Business,” a fund-raising project of the Catholic Church.
She has written for the Bishops-Businessmen’s Conference, ISQ: Living One’s Values in the Workplace. At the heart of the program is the Institutional Spirituality Quotient (ISQ), a values diagnostic instrument to measure the practice of ethics and governance in workplaces.
For more about Dr. Palanca you may join the First Filipino Therapists Conference and Expo. Call tel. no. 643.3887
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- Tuesday, September 06, 2011
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