By Dominic B. dela Cruz
Staff reporter
Laoag
City – The Worldwide Marketing Organization
(WMO) and Prestigious Marketing, Communication and Culture (PMCC) professionals
from America and Europe has nominated Flowers and Crafts by Genevieve (FCG) for
the Golden Medal for Quality and Service Award 2014.
FCG owner and Laoag councilor
Sonia B. Siazon received the official nomination letter from WMO-CEO Arturo
Unda.
The award is granted every
year to companies and professionals that have achieved outstanding performance
due to the quality of their products and services.
This international recognition
has been created to stimulate the growth of companies and professionals that in
spite the difficulty of the world’s economic and financial processes have
maintained high levels of quality in their products and professionalism in
their services.
Ms. Siazon, for her part, expressed
her gratitude to all the board of directors and other people behind this
prestigious award as it gives chance to companies and professionals who exerted
much effort to bring their products and services to international quality.
The lady legislator and
businessperson said that this is now on the fifth international recognition given
to the FCG from the different organizations of the world.
The multi-awarded FCG
produces different kind of flower arrangements made from fresh flowers but focuses
more on organic materials such as dried leaves.
Ms. Siazon strongly believes
that the biggest factor FCG was recognized is because of her 27 employees who
are persons with disabilities from Laoag.
Aside from this, she also
introduced her products to the inmates at the Bureau of Jail and Penology
(BJMP) and Ilocos Norte Provincial Jail (INPJ) as one of their livelihood
programs.
This business aims to help
people who are less fortunate to earn, she said.
According to her, she never
expected any people from the WMO and PMCC to inform her about their visit but
she only learned that they came over to visit and validate her establishment
when they called her up for the said award.
What is good, Ms. Siazon said,
is that the award will be sent through international delivery service in the
Philippines and to be handled personally in a private ceremony of WMO in the
country.
It was learned that the
awarding ceremony will be held in Paris any time before the end of the year.
Ms. Siazon said that the
award is not for herself but for the people she helps for employment and the
city of Laoag as well.
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