Who is rissa mananquil

This dream became possible with Happy Skin , which is on its way to become a global Filipino brand—proudly homegrown with Filipino minds behind it and committed to offering world-class quality. When it became time to retail the brand, Rissa remembers asking help from her Mom to connect her to Tessie Sy-Coson, and she was advised to write a letter.

Experiencing ice skating for the first time and loving it. The first time I was allowed to watch a movie with just my friends. Seeing my modeling photos for the first time on the walls of a fashion boutique. She was born and raised in the Philippines and married Paolo Trillo. Together they have three children. She earned her MBA and began writing articles for magazines about beauty companies. Along with modeling, she took her knowledge from the industry and co-funded her own beauty company in starting in five counters.

She began sharing photos to her Instagram in February the same year which helped expand her company. Rissa Ranked on the list of most popular Entrepreneur. Also ranked in the elit list of famous celebrity born in Philippines. Rissa Mananquil-Trillo celebrates birthday on April 11 of every year. Rissa Mananquil-Trillo Birthday Countdown 0 0 0. But what makes a bad year a bad year? One day, headlines will read that was the year you found your purpose and started something life-changing!

When my daughters make mistakes, get into accidents or trip, I always remind them of this: Falling down is an accident, but staying down is a choice. And one of the biggest lessons I learned in my life is that you can always start again. Third, if I look back at all the challenges I went through, the most important decisions in my life tested my courage more than my intelligence. Courage was by my side during the biggest and lowest moments of my life and until today amidst the pandemic.

What makes a successful person is not just by being optimistic, but pushing through the things that scare you the most. Being scared is okay. I know times are trying now—economically, physically, emotionally, and mentally.

What seems overwhelming now will be your testimony later. Lastly—today, there are scholars who will be graduating. What kind of legacy are you going to start once you get out there in the world? I will continue to use my platform for things that matter to me — women empowerment, gender equality, sustainability, and helping start-ups and aspiring entrepreneurs. More than that, I feel the same fire in me again. The same fire when I started Happy Skin dreaming about a game-changing brand.

And it feels good. There are far more opportunities than I imagined. Meanwhile, Ms. We wish her well on the journey ahead of her. In a Facebook message to BusinessWorld , Ms.