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World Council Excellence Awards Ministry Inc. Honors PR1ME Z Leaders with Multiple Distinctions

   

PR1ME Z Entrepreneurs Inc. marks another significant milestone as two of its leaders receive multiple recognitions from the World Council Excellence Awards Ministry Inc.

President & CEO Zack Lopez was recognized as Asia Pacific Entrepreneur and received the Dangal ng Bayan Negosyante distinction.

Vice President Mhai Bantados was likewise honored as a Women of the World – Certified Member Business Advocate and received the Dangal ng Bayan Kababaihan Negosyante recognition.

The recognitions highlight the achievements of two Filipino business leaders whose respective journeys reflect the growing participation of Filipino entrepreneurs in leadership and business advocacy.

Lopez’s Asia Pacific Entrepreneur and Dangal ng Bayan Negosyante distinctions add another milestone to his continuing journey in entrepreneurship and organizational leadership, while Bantados’ Women of the World – Certified Member Business Advocate and Dangal ng Bayan Kababaihan Negosyante recognitions underscore her growing role as a woman leader and advocate in the business community.

The recognition of both PR1ME Z leaders represents a proud moment for the organization and its growing community of entrepreneurs.

More than the titles themselves, the occasion serves as a reminder of the importance of leadership, perseverance, and the continued pursuit of excellence.

Two PR1ME Z leaders. Four distinctions. One milestone in Filipino entrepreneurship.

About PR1ME Z Entrepreneurs Inc.

PR1ME Z Entrepreneurs Inc. is a Filipino-owned health and wellness direct-selling company committed to providing quality wellness products while creating meaningful business opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs.


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