HomeBusinessXFM Broadcasting Network Kicks Off First Top-Level Management Conference in Bohol

XFM Broadcasting Network Kicks Off First Top-Level Management Conference in Bohol

Date:

Related stories

VVater Expands Global Presence Through New Partnership in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East

New partnerships will support international presence in mining, defense,...

ITPS Canada Achieves NATO Flight Training Europe Accreditation

ITPS Canada Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, the International...

In an effort to rally its leaders around a unified mission, XFM Broadcasting Network, Inc. organized its inaugural Top Level Management Conference at the BE GRAND Resort in Panglao, Bohol.

Themed “Tuning in to Success,” the conference brought together managers from over 40 radio stations across the Philippines, underscoring the importance of collaboration and teamwork.




Dr. Remelito Uy, CEO of XFM Broadcasting Network, accompanied by Vice-President Mdm Olivine, his wife, delivered a stirring message to the attendees.

Dr. Uy emphasized the network’s ambitious mission: to significantly expand its audience across the Philippines through both broadcast and other media platforms.

The goal is to enable XFM’s partners and clients to enhance public service, support businesses, and promote various advocacies and interests for the common good, ultimately improving the lives of Filipinos.

During his address, Dr. Uy expressed his hope that XFM will serve as a positive force in the communities where its stations operate, significantly contributing to the nation’s broader efforts at building a better future.




The conference marked a pivotal moment for XFM Broadcasting Network as it seeks to unify its management team across the nation in pursuit of service excellence, business development, and advocacy, all aimed at positively impacting Filipino society. – BusinessNews.ph

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories