BOC-NAIA caps Women’s Month celebration with ‘Sense and Style: A Corporate Image Enhancement Workshop’

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In celebration of the 2023 National Women’s Month, the Bureau of Customs Ninoy Aquino International Airport (BOC-NAIA), led by District Collector Mimel M. Talusan, organized ‘Sense and Style: A Corporate Image Enhancement Workshop’ with Fashion Consultant Renee Salud, Beauty Queen Patty Betita and Creative Director Jim Ryan Ros as facilitators on Monday, March 27, at the NAIA Customshouse Building in Pasay City.

Women officials and personnel from different offices participated in the event.

The workshop aimed to improve the corporate image of the frontliners of the Port and promote the handwoven cloth of women weavers of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

Collector Talusan shared an inspirational message to Port personnel on leadership, empowering women and importance of proper demeanor during tour of duty.

Rene Salud conducted workshop to Port of NAIA women on proper corporate wardrobe and promoting local products made by women weavers.

Patty Betita had a workshop on corporate protocols, as to project a better image for government frontliners when facing passengers and stakeholders while Jim Ros conducted a workshop on proper hair and make for government women rendering duty in international airports and facing stakeholders in different warehouses.

The BOC NAIA also organized and conducted various sports activities and held a forum to empower women.

It joined the nation in celebrating the National Women’s Month with the theme, ‘We for Gender Equality and Inclusive Society.’

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