- Launched an e-commerce book in 2000: DigitalFilipino: An E-Commerce Guide for the eFilipino.
- Was the first Filipino writer published by McGraw-Hill Education Asia, with the printed edition of the DigitalFilipino E-Commerce Workshop e-book.
- Published 14 research reports and a Philippine Internet documentary.
- Published a blogging book and produced a video tutorial series.
- Promoted CMMI growth in the Philippines. Her interest in software development led her to pursue Scrum Master and Scrum Product Owner certification.
- Has promoted e-learning since 2003. Her 2003 E-Commerce Workshop Online was nominated in various awards and was runner-up for the Best Education Award at the E-Services Philippines awards in 2004.
- Launched a members-only DigitalFilipino Club, and promotes e-commerce excellence through the DigitalFilipino Web Awards.
- Promoted new blogs through the Top 10 Emerging Influential Blogs Writing Project.
- Produced the first podcast with advertising: 14 episodes with Creative Voices Productions, from 6 April 2006 to 2 January 2007.
- In 2009 she offered free and paid webinars in the DigitalFilipino Club, and organised One Internet Day, a 12-hour webinar series with many speakers.
- She partnered with Ateneo de Manila University and eLearning Edge for the Certified Blog and Social Media Entrepreneur Program.
- She produced more than 40 videos for DigitalFilipino Talks, with local industry players.
- In August and September 2011 she joined the three-week International Visitor Leadership Program in the United States, with stops in Washington DC, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Texas and Seattle.
- In September 2011 she was one of six women innovators showcased at the APEC Women and the Economy Summit in San Francisco.
- On 29 November 2012 she launched an e-commerce online workshop series: 36 lessons in 12 topics.
- On 17 January 2013 she launched the Digital Influencer Boot Camp, a free digital marketing workshop online. The Digital Leaders Boot Camp followed in July 2014.
- In November 2014 she partnered with AIE College and the Asian Institute of E-Commerce for the Certified E-Commerce Specialist, Entrepreneur and Professional programs.
- From April 2015 she volunteered with the DTI E-Commerce Office to develop the Philippines E-Commerce Roadmap 2016 to 2020. She ran the sessions with government and the private sector, and presented the roadmap in Baguio, Cebu and Davao. DTI released it in February 2016.
- In 2016 she developed the MSME E-Commerce Activation Program, which DTI used for a roadshow in 15 locations. She also became a Fascinate Certified Advisor.
- In 2016 and 2017 she created the 12-day E-Commerce and Digital Marketing Mentoring Program for MSMEs, run in Cebu (three batches) and Bohol (one batch).
- For the Rural Impact Sourcing Technical Training series she wrote modules on e-commerce, digital marketing and freelancing (25 locations in 2017), then programs on social media marketing, graphic design, virtual assistance and website development (64 locations in 2018).
- In 2018 she became an Executive Director, Certified Trainer, Coach and Behavioral Analysis Consultant with The John Maxwell Team, and a Certified Practitioner of the Global Leadership Assessment 360 (Marshall Goldsmith).
Her work on DigitalFilipino led to invitations to speak at local and international events. A selection from 2015 to 2016, and one from 2007:
- 6th APEC E-Commerce Alliance Forum
- E-Commerce Show Asia
- Global Real Estate Developments and Agents Conference
- Global Leadership Institute
- Customer Loyalty Asia
- E-Commerce Supply Chain Conference
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Conference
- APT/ITU/PITA Workshop on Principles of Cyber Legislation for the Pacific Region
From 2002 to 2003 she also took part as a discussant on e-commerce policy in International Trade Centre forums (Geneva and Kathmandu, 2002), the APEC Digital Divide Forum (Taiwan, 2001) and the APEC Young Leaders Conference (Beijing and Shanghai, 2001).
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