In this episode of Positively Filipino, host Miko Santos welcomes Alex Apawan Sy from Atlas Business Consulting Services to discuss entrepreneurship for Filipino migrants.
Alex emphasizes the importance of understanding your "why" before starting a business, as this passion drives success. He advises aspiring entrepreneurs to seek guidance from business consultants during the setup process and highlights the value of mentorship once the business is operational.
The conversation touches on the challenges of transitioning from a traditional 9-to-5 job to entrepreneurship and encourages listeners to stay focused amidst the excitement of starting a new venture. Tune in to gain insights and tips for navigating the journey of becoming a successful entrepreneur.
If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over twitter @realmikosantos!
In this episode, we cover:
[00:00:12] Know your why in business.
[00:09:21] Assimilation into Australian culture.
[00:10:32] Business consulting and mentoring.
[00:15:42] Filipino entrepreneurs in food industry.
[00:20:48] Purpose of starting a business.
[00:25:38] Starting a business in Australia.
[00:30:52] Business consulting for Kababayans.
About the Guest:
Alex Apawan Sy is a distinguished business consultant and mentor based in Melbourne, Australia, with over 45 years of extensive experience in various industries.
As the CEO of Atlas Business Consulting Services, Alex has dedicated his career to empowering Filipino migrants and aspiring entrepreneurs, helping them navigate the complexities of starting and running a successful business in Australia. His journey from a young migrant to a seasoned business leader exemplifies resilience, adaptability, and a deep commitment to community upliftment.
Resources and links mentioned in this episode:
Connect with Alex Apawan Sy on Linkedin or email him at
Check out his website at Atlas Business Consulting
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