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Havas Ortega new Chief Digital Officer

Havas Ortega, one of the fastest growing media group in the Philippines, introduce s its new Chief Digital Officer of Havas Ortega. Ma. Criselda “Shayne” Garcia Madamba will drive the company’s digital products to meet the needs of their clients as they take the next quantum leap in the digital space. With her rich experience from media planning to business development and performance marketing, her role at Havas Ortega is to propel all digital operations. She will lead the following pure player brands of the Agency: Socialyse, a digital integrated social media solution which combines owned, earned, paid and shared social media activities for audiences to be engaged; Affiperf, the programmatic pure player that combines the best of technology with data savvy human expertise to provide solutions; and Ecselis, a business specialized on online performance marketing that aims to increase the possibilities for prospect conversions through tracking and analytics. Shayne has bee

Jollibee back-to-school toys make learning more fun and exciting

School should always be fun and cool, specially if you have your Jollibee School Pals.  Allow your kids to have a fun filled adventures while in school with Jollibee and friends Available with every Jolly Kiddie Meal, the Jollibee School Pals is a set of back-to-school toys, each with different functions, that enable kids to be more creative at home and inside the classroom. Young students can use the Jollibee Sharpener to keep their pencils from getting dull as they watch Jollibee spin around. With the Hetty Tape Dispenser, they can make Hetty turn as they pull strips of adhesive tape for their school projects. With the Popo Stamper, kids can watch Popo dribble the ball while they creatively decorate their projects. They can also use the Twirlie Notepad to write messages to their classmates by simply opening the base to get the notepad. After, they can pull the lever at the back to see Twirlie’s hands move with excitement. Drawing lines and shapes is more fun with the