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CONCEPT
PAPER

Proposed Seminar Talk

Activity

Seminar Title/ “How To Start a Business”

Theme

Objectives Educational Objectives

● To aid beneficiaries a comprehensive understanding of fundamental
principles, challenges, and opportunities with starting a business.

Experiential Learning
● To provide beneficiaries with hands-on experience through a seminar,
allowing them to gain insights on constrained environments.

Integration of Social Responsibility

● To highlight the importance of CSR practices in promoting positive
social impact, community development, and sustainable businesses.

Awareness Building
● To raise awareness among beneficiaries in the evolving business
landscape and the involvement of CSR within business strategies.

Empowering Decision-Making
● To empower participants in making informed decisions and
responsible business practices through CSR integration.

Assessment of Learning
● To evaluate the application of knowledge acquired during the seminar
through post-seminar assessments, discussions, and reflections
contributing to Perpetualite Respective in Business as a course - could
be in the form of a simple question for the attendees to answer after the
seminar (e.g. What lesson stuck with you the most?)

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Rationale The University of Perpetual Help System DALTA - Graduate School of

Business recognizes the importance of promoting comprehensive
business knowledge to its students, delivering not only the fundamental
principles of entrepreneurship, but also practicing social responsibility. In
line with this commitment, the class of Dr. Rubi Ana Saludario in
collaboration with the class of Dr. Rene Boy Bacay, under the course
"Perpetualite Perspective in Business," has organized an on-site
seminar entitled "How to Start a Business" as a course requirement.

Choosing the New Bilibid Prison as the community beneficiary for

this seminar holds significant relevance. The community serves as a
unique setting that allows students to gain practical insights into the
challenges and opportunities associated with entrepreneurship within
constrained environments. This choice aligns with the university's
mission to promote holistic education by exposing students to diverse
perspectives and real-world scenarios.

The focus of the seminar on starting a business with Corporate

Social Responsibility (CSR) practices is deliberate and strategic. In the
contemporary business landscape, CSR has become an integral
component of sustainable and ethical entrepreneurship. The seminar
aims to enlighten participants about the importance of CSR,
emphasizing its role in fostering positive impact, ensuring long-term
business success, and more.

The session will also touch on the reasons why CSR should be an
inherent part of any business venture. Thus, the attendees will gain
valuable insights into how CSR initiatives contribute to community
development, employee engagement, and environmental sustainability,
thereby making a compelling case for their incorporation into business
strategies.

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Activity
Organizer LP-MBA 1112 Perpetualite Perspective in Business

Week 1: Conceptualization Stage [Nov. 11-12]

Time Frame
● Identification of target audience
● General topic selection
● Creation of sub-topics
● Formulation of objectives

Week 2: Planning Stage [Nov. 18-19]

● Task delegation
● Funds contribution/planning

Week 3: Execution Stage [Nov. 25-26]

● Approval of concept paper
● Finding key speakers and invitation send-off
● Technical preparations

Week 4: Implementation Stage [Dec. 2-3]

● Dry run of seminar
● Conduction of seminar

Week 5: Assessment Stage [Dec. 8-9]

● Seminar evaluation
● Documents and activity report preparation

For a more graphic reference, please see the end of this paper

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Persons Involved Professor and Heads:

1. Dr. Rubi Ana Saludario– Professor of Graduate Studies

2. Dr. Erickson Z. Matias – Program Chair of Graduate Studies
3. Dr. Dexter Soguilon, PD-TQM - Assistant Dean
4. Dr. Eduardo C. Zialcita - Dean, UPHSD Graduate School

Guest Speakers:

1. Raniel Laureta - Entrepreneur / Lau-Ing School and Office

Supplies Trading
2. Isiah Dela Cruz, REE, RME, CME – Manager, Facilities
Management Lead, PH

Committees (MBA-1112 A):

1. Head Committee/Student Representative - Raniel Laureta
2. Documentation - Gillian Franceska Trinidad
3. Finance - Sharmaine Krisha Cordial
4. Logistics - Lhenny San Jose
5. Event - Raylen Sibanico
6. Technical - Raniel Laureta

Please see the Assigned Committees section for a more in-depth

breakdown of committee members.

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At the end of the seminar, our goal is to let our beneficiaries be

Expected well-equipped with knowledge and motivation to start a business
Outcomes
through CSR practices in the future. Expected outcomes are as of
follows:

1.Comprehensive understanding of starting a business or gaining

knowledge within constrained environments.
a. The New Bilibid Prison community will gain practical insights and
opportunities through our seminar.

2. Application of CSR in future business ventures.

a. Attendees will understand the importance of CSR in contemporary
business practices.

3. CSR awareness on sustainable and ethical entrepreneurship.

a. Attendees will understand the role of CSR in promoting long-term
business successes.

4. Networking and collaboration opportunities

8a. The seminar will serve as a platform for collaboration and critical
thinking within beneficiaries in general.

5. Alignment with the University’s mission

a. The seminar will align with the university’s mission of promoting
holistic education while addressing real-world challenges,
emphasizing its commitment to positive business knowledge.

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Success Success indicators are crucial in determining whether the seminar conducted
Indicators had an impact or not. Please see proposed indicators below:

1. Increased Engagement
a. Measure: Active involvement during the seminar.
b. Success: Beneficiaries are able to engage and demonstrate the seminar’s
content through knowledge and understanding of concepts discussed.

2. Positive Feedback from the Beneficiaries

a. Measure: Feedback collection from seminar attendees (verbal/survey).
b. Success: Positive feedback from the attendees.

3. Networking and collaboration opportunities explored

a. Measure: Attendees engage in sessional activities or initiating collaboration
with peers.
b. Success: Increased networking activities throughout the seminar.

4. Alignment with the University’s holistic education mission

a. Measure: Impact evaluation on how the seminar aligns with the university’s
mission.
b. Success: Confirmation that the seminar contributes to broader educational
goals of the said university.

Items Particulars MBA-A MBA Total

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Budget HRM- A Amount
Cash Receipts
Donations
received from 1,000/student ₱22,000.00 ₱22,000.00
MBA-A
Donations
received from ₱3,140.00 ₱3,140.00
MBA-HRM-A
Total Donations
22,000.00 3,140.00 ₱25,140.00
Received
Donations & Transportation
Php.130 x 100
Bath Towels 13,000.00 13,000.00
pcs.
Ribbon (For
Php.25 x 40
Packaging of 1,000.00 1,000.00
yards
Towel)
Card Tag +
Printing for Bath Php.25 x 100pcs 2.500.00 2,500.00
Towels
Grab Php.564 x 2
1,128.00 1,128.00
(Transportation) Travels
Sub-total 17, 628.00 ₱17, 628.00
Snacks
Php.15 x 100
C2 Bottle (Mini) 750.00 750.00 1,500.00
pcs.
Monde (Regular/ Php.260 x 9
Chocolate packs (12 pcs. Per 1 1,170.00 1,170.00 2,340.00
Flavor) Pack)

Php.210 x 4
Bottled Water cases (24 Bottles per 420.00 420.00 840.00
Case)

Sub-total 2,340.00 2,340.00 ₱4,680.00

Documentation

Php.10 x 100
Printing 500.00 500.00 1,000.00
pages

Bookbind
Php.600 x 1 pc. 300.00 300.00 6,000.00
(Hardbound)
Sub-total 800.00 800.00 ₱1,600.00

PARLOR GAMES’ PRIZES

Journals/Mini
Php.100x15 pcs. 1,500.00 1,500.00 ₱1,500.00
Books
Total
₱25,408.00
Expenditures

₱22,268.00

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Methodologi WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5

TIMELINE OF
es/ Timeline NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC
ACTIVITIES
11-12 18-19 25-26 2-3 8-9

Conceptualization Stage

 Target audience
identification

 Selection of general
topic

 Creation of sub-
topics

 Formulation of
objectives

Planning Stage
 Task delegation
 Funds Contribution
Execution Stage

 Concept Paper
approval

 Finding Key
Speakers and
Invitation Send-off

 Technical
preparations

Implementation Stage
 Dry run of Seminar

 Conducting the
Seminar

Assessment Stage

 Evaluation of the
seminar

 Preparation of
Documents and
Activity Report

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TIME ACTIVITIES

Event Flow 8:00-8:10 Opening Prayer

Philippine National Anthem

8:10-8:20 Opening Remarks

8:20:8:30 Introduction of Speakers and

Students of Perpetual

8:30-8:45 Welcoming Speech from BJMP

8:45-9:00 Getting to Know (Interaction

with the Entrep Students of
BJMP Muntinlupa

9:00-9:40 Topic No.1 (How to Start a

Business)

9:40-9:55 Icebreaker/Intermission

9:55-10:10 Short Break (Snacks)

10:10-10:50 Topic No.2 (from 2nd Section)

10:50-11:05 Short Icebreaker

11:05-11:25 Gift Giving (Donated Items)

11:25-11:35 Certification

11:35-11:50 Closing Remarks

11:50-12:00 Perpetual Hymn

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ASSIGNED TASKS IN-CHARGE
COMMITTEES
Program Coordinator  Raynel Sibanico
UNIVERSITY OF  Isiah Mari G. Dela Cruz

PERPETUAL HELP Program

Host/Moderator
 Raynel Sibanico

SYSTEM DALTA  Isiah Mari G. Dela Cruz

 Kristine Catherine Baaldia
 Klyde Nico Allanigue
 Caren Ungson
 Romeo Decena Jr.
 Lhenny San Jose
 Rhena Detangco
 Raniel Laureta
 Samantha Tolentino
 Carlo Cangayao
 Fe Casas

Invitation and Introduction  N/A

of Speakers
Approval of Concept  Lhenny San Jose
Paper and
Invitation
Program Logistics  Lhenny San Jose
(E-certificates, Invitation
of – Graduate School  Klyde Nico Allanigue
Admin)  Sharmaine Krisha
Cordial
 Sharmaine Krisha Cordial
Finance
(Certificates & Others)  Adwin Magmaniac
 Irene Theresa Quicho
 Mary Rose Lugo
 Charizza Peñaloza

Technical  Raniel Laureta

(Zoom Account, Virtual  JC Espineli
Background, Music,
Opening Prayers Ice  Caren Ungson
Breaker & Others)  Sharmaine Krisha
Cordial
 Mae Ann Adlawan
 Alexandra Lara

Program Evaluation  Gillian Franceska

and Documentation Trinidad
(Post-evaluation link and
Report; Documentation  Divine Bernas
Report: Photo Ops;  Faye Kaenedette
Attendees Report;
Presentation Attendees Lavarez
Screenshots and Others)  Jenny Brito
 Jeremie Miramonte
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 Mae• Tel. Adlawan
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Prepared by:

Class Representative of MBA 1112-A

Endorsed by: Recommending

Approval:

DR. RUBI ANA SALUDARIO DR. ERICSON Z. MATIAS

Professor Chairperson, Business Program

Approved:

DR. EDUARDO C. ZIALCITA

Dean, UPHSD Graduate

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Alabang-Zapote Road, Pamplona 3, Las Pinas, 1740 Philippines • Tel. Nos.: (02) 871-0639
www.perpetualdalta.edu.ph
Las Pinas Campus