Yoli brings its mission of transforming lives closer to Filipinos with its new Philippine Office

(from L to R: Yoli Philippines Country Manager
Boots Remotigue, Yoli CEO and Founder Robby Fender,
Yoli Founder Kimi Fender, and Yoli COO Kirby Zenger)

Global health and wellness company, Yoli opens the doors to its new Philippine Office and Experience Center at the Greenfield District in Mandaluyong.

"This new space is not only a store, but a space that would bring Yoli closer to Filipinos. In the US, we have tremendous support from Filipino members who have been successfully transformed by Yoli and were instrumental on why we now have Yoli in the Philippines. That is why more than anything, this new office is also our way of showing our commitment to grow this market." said Yoli Founder and Chief Executive Officer Robby Fender.

Philippine Craft Beer Festival – The Biggest Local Craft Beer Celebration

Philippine Craft Beer Community, is showcasing over 30 local craft beer breweries with over a 100 different beer styles from June 10 to June 12 at the Greenfield District Mayflower Parking in Mandaluyong.

In celebration of National Independence Day, Philippine Craft Beer Community is hosting a three-day event that highlights the flavor and diversity of local craft beer. Being the only event in the Philippines that consistently brings craft beer enthusiasts from across the region together since 2018, this event proves that Filipino beer is truly world-class and worth celebrating. With artisanal beer culture slowly gaining traction in terms of popularity in the Philippines, the Philippine Craft Beer Community hopes to bring in both patrons and newcomers alike. 

Have a modern feast at home with foodpanda and Splice!

“You won’t find our menu items anywhere else,” says the bubbly Chef Ivory Yat of Splice—and for a place with donut burgers, this statement holds true.

The brainchild of Yat, who placed third in MasterChef Pinoy Season 1, and partners Oliver Chan, Malou Galian, Harvard Uy de Baron and Japs de Jesus, Splice is one of the newest restaurants at The Portal in Greenfield District in Mandaluyong. Their mission is simple—to make you feel good with good food.

Art in the City: Filipino artistry in focus as Greenfield kicks off Art for Generations

The rise of an idle piece of land into a vibrant urban district tells a compelling story of how art, nurtured by a creative vision and an enduring commitment to innovation through time, weaves cultures and ideas all together to build a community where lifestyles thrive in progress.

This has been the story that Greenfield Development Corporation has been carefully crafting all these years. Greenfield began as one of the country’s largest property ownership and landholding companies in 1961, armed with a significant pool of land and resources, and an unwavering vision of land stewardship and legacy.

It began etching a name for itself through its involvement in the development of growth centers and key areas in Metro Manila, particularly in Mandaluyong City, its host city. One key achievement that has successfully risen from this endeavor is Greenfield District—a 12.8 hectare mixed-use development that stands as the company’s flagship project.

Special Drive-In Screening of Philippines' Favorite Love Story "It Takes A Man And A Woman" Presented by Cinema One

The country’s favorite love story, “It Takes a Man and a Woman”, hit the big screen once again, in a romantic drive-in screening event presented by Cinema One held last Friday (September 27) at the the Greenfield District Central Park in Mandaluyong City.

Cinema One invited its audience to fall in love all over again as it revived the story of Miggy (John Lloyd Cruz) and Laida (Sarah Geronimo), shown out in the open and under the moonlight.

Learn More About Photography With Spotlight Pinas!

Spotlight Pinas' first PHOTOGRAPHY and TRAVEL WRITING WORKSHOPS will happen this March.

Their workshops will be held on March 16, 2013 at YTREE, Greenfield District (Shaw Crossing Area) in Mandaluyong at 11am to 5pm.

Registration Fee is P2,000 but those who will register before February 28 will get a P500 discount so they only need to pay P1500 inclusive of workshop materials and food during the workshops.