Reese for the sky

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" I used to be so embarrassed selling. I can sell products I believe in and made by people I really believe in. But now, I can really sell anything."

FROM rags to riches, Reese Fernandez-Ruiz, 40, embodies the classic entrepreneurial spirit. She credits her success to her childhood, spent watching her mother sell goods from Quiapo Church, laying the foundation for her influential business education.

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Here is a social entrepreneur molded by diskarte and fortified by spreadsheets.

" I used to be so embarrassed selling. I can sell products I believe in and made by people I really believe in. But now, I can really sell anything."