In outlining his own principles, Double Dragon CEO and Chairman Injap Sia demonstrates the importance of lifestyle design for any business leader. He shares his experiences as a young entrepreneur and instills in his readers the values and principles that he learned along the way. His story is truly inspirational and a fantastic read for any aspiring entrepreneurs looking for a great success story to strive towards in their careers.

Advertising executive Merlee Jayme demystifies creativity with a simple formula that anyone can follow to produce inspired work. Jayme offers a unique perspective on the genre by incorporating her experiences in the monastery and how they impacted her. Though her anecdotes may not be universal, her lessons and advice on creativity can resonate with anyone regardless of their background.

Sean Si documents the highs and lows of his own startup journey for other young Filipinos considering the leap into entrepreneurship. Gleaning insights from his career in Digital Marketing, the lessons and advice that he gives throughout are impactful to all young entrepreneurs and executives. With Si always looking to go above and beyond what is expected of him, you’ll surely be inspired to take the initiative to reach for greater heights.

Social entrepreneur Antonio "Tony" Meloto chronicles his fight to end poverty in the Philippines, including the creation of the Gawad Kalinga foundation, which has provided homes to millions of Filipinos all over the country. Through Meloto’s inspiring words, Builder of Dreams will have readers coming away with a sense of purpose, both for themselves and the community around them. 

In this beginner-friendly business guide, Filipina makeup mogul Rissa Mananquil-Trillo answers your biggest questions about how to start your own business. Mananquil-Trillo takes insights from her journey balancing motherhood and her professional life to make sure there’s something for every ready, whether you’re just starting your own business or simply wanting to learn more about being an entrepreneur. With Happy Skin proudly being the country’s first homegrown makeup line, Mananquil-Trillo’s lessons are a can’t-miss.

Best-selling author Ardy Roberto presents The Happy Entrepreneur, an endearing tale about mentorship and humility based on his own business experiences. The book takes a fresh approach to the typical business book, taking a narrative approach to tell how struggling entrepreneur Eddie and successful businessman Tim meet and learn from different real-life entrepreneurs such as John Gokongwei, Dylan Wilk, and Richard Branson. By the end of The Happy Entrepreneur, readers will surely know that they have the power to achieve anything.

In Strategies of a Champion Entrepreneur, motivational speaker Paulo Tibig shares his tried-and-tested strategies on how to be a successful entrepreneur even in challenging times. Throughout the book, readers will learn to spot and grab the best opportunities and realize how to constantly innovate and stay ahead of the competition. With Tibig’s guidance, there’s no challenge too big for any entrepreneur to conquer.

Karen Agreda-Cabunilas’ Woman of Faith is an inspirational tale of resilience and faithfulness, recounting the various challenges the author faced in her life on her way to becoming a full-fledged CEO. Brimmed with biblical references and the author’s own religious beliefs, Woman of Faith is a genuine testament about faith, love, family, and God that readers will never forget.

Based on Thomas Graham’s experience with Gawad Kalinga, The Genius Poor is a charming and often humorous account of the British journalist’s life-changing journey in the Philippines. Graham broadly captures the harsh realities of poverty in the country through the foreigner’s gaze, making it one of the most interesting non-fiction economics books to read. It also highlights the unsung heroes fighting poverty, as well as the brilliant minds offering solutions to the country’s economic crisis.

PLDT CSO Winston Damarillo’s Ready or Not is an incredibly relevant and timely look at the technological landscape in the Philippines. Damarillo channels his inner Nostradamus to forecast the future of digital e-trends and e-commerce with chilling effect, giving readers a forward-thinking guidebook on navigating an uncertain business future. Whether you’re a seasoned executive or budding entrepreneur, Ready or Not is a book you won’t regret picking up.

The trio of Cuyegkeng, Cementina-Olpoc, and Tan combine their talents and expertise to drive home the idea that entrepreneurship is truly a force for the greater good. Creating Sustainable Value is a comprehensive, no-nonsense look at how business models can be adjusted to support truly sustainable development. Thanks to the talents of the three authors and editors, the book is brilliant proof that business doesn't need to put profit over people—a valuable lesson for all readers.

The Family, Incorporated is a must-read book about managing family-owned enterprises featuring real-life stories from the country’s storied family businesses. Author Andrea Santiago deftly guides her readers through the chaotic world of family corporations, balancing solid advice with attention-gripping anecdotes. The Family, Incorporated is the perfect guidebook for people working in a tight-knit family company, whether it be small or large.