Benilde HiFi

Benilde HiFi, in collaboration with Benilde Senior High School Accountancy, Business and Management (ABM) and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) tracks, successfully facilitated a two-day Design Thinking Workshop last April 20–21 at ARG Theatre.

The workshop brought together Design Thinking Coaches from various offices and departments, including CIPM, CFAD, Innovation Office, SHS Faculty, and the Benilde HiFi Team, led by Head Coach Ar. Alexander Abear.

This initiative serves as a capacity-building program for future changemakers—empowering students to think creatively, solve real-world challenges, and become the next generation of problem solvers.

INTERN SPOTLIGHT

Proudly made by Benilde HiFi Intern, Gabrielle Goleta.

What started as a growing sport is quickly turning into something bigger. Pickleball in the Philippines is finding its space not just on the court, but in the business landscape.

From rentals and coaching to equipment and community-led events, the opportunities are starting to unfold. It’s still early, and that’s exactly what makes it exciting.

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If you’re into sports and business, watch this closely 👀 Pickleball is blowing up in the Philippines 🇵🇭 Not just a sport anymore… it’s becoming a business opportunity What I’ve been seeing is simple: more players = more demand = more opportunities From court rentals and coaching to equipment and events, the business side of pickleball is starting to grow. As an athlete, I notice what’s gaining traction As someone into business, I notice where the opportunities are It’s still early, and that’s what makes it interesting From the court to capital 💡 #pickleball #pickleballph #courtsidecapitalph #sports #business

Building bridges through creativity, innovation, and shared purpose

Benilde HiFi welcomed the British Council UK delegation for a meaningful exchange on education, arts, and the future of the creative economy. With key leaders like Ruth Mackenzie, Manami Yuasa, and Andrei Nikolai Pamintuan, the visit opened conversations around micro-credentials, cross-border learning, and strengthening pathways for startups—especially within the circular economy.

From highlighting equity-free grants and accessible support for early-stage ventures, to exploring mentorships, investments, and global alignment in creative education, the dialogue reaffirmed a shared vision: empowering innovators through practice-driven learning and collaboration.

This is just the beginning.

Together, we look forward to shaping programs, partnerships, and opportunities that connect local talent to global impact.