Philippine Tatler defines Generation T
Who will make up the country’s next generation of movers, visionaries, innovators and influencers? Last Oct. 6, Philippine Tatler answered this one curious question by revealing a list of 100 young, go-getting creative individuals, aptly called Generation T, through an exclusive party for 300 at the High Street Lounge of Shangri-La at the Fort.
What is Generation T? These Generation T listers are young trailblazing industry leaders who are between the ages of 25 and 40, have made their marks and are filled with potential. They are keeping the future of the Philippines bright by propelling their industries, businesses and advocacies forward. The list (the inaugural Generation T list took three months to produce) is alphabetical and there is no hierarchy nor ranking in the listing of the names.
As the Philippine Tatler just celebrated its 15th anniversary (with Hong Kong Tatler closing in on its 40th), it was very timely for this regional Asia Tatler initiative, which was not only launched here in the Philippines and in Hong Kong, but in Malaysia and Singapore as well. Such a list fortifies Tatler’s relations with the vibrant and dynamic younger market and identifies those who are making an active difference in the country.
In unveiling the Generation T list, Philippine Tatler co-presented the launch with its lead partner, Hublot. Supporting partners were Credit Suisse and the Shangri-La at the Fort. Moët & Chandon and special Hennessy X.O. cocktails were enjoyed by all.
Toasting the success of the launch and joining Philippine Tatler’s Irene Martel Francisco and Anton San Diego were Edipresse Media Asia’s Michel and Tamara Lamunière; lead partner, Hublot’s Loic Biver and Lucerne’s Emerson Yao, as well as supporting partners Credit Suisse’s Vanessa Bergqvist, Shangri-La at the Fort’s John Rice and Moët Hennessy Philippines’ Olga Azarcon.