A Dream For You: How The Philippines Got Into The Global Speaking Map And Why Professional Speakers Must Now Join PAPS

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“In sum, my dream is for you to be the most loving global speaker, a speaker who will keep telling our story and our history as a tribe to the future generations of professional speakers that will come after us.

“I dream of nothing less than a better life for you as a professional speaker. A life that has a clear meaning and purposiveness. A life away from hate, envy, over-competitive mindsets, and self-centeredness and, in its place, a life full of trust and collaboration.

“I dream of an environment where peers reach out to one another in good times and in bad. An environment where we come together to share our unique experiences, our personal discoveries, and our stories that can help us learn more about ourselves and the people and organization we serve.”

—Lloyd A. Luna, RSP
Founder, Philippine Association of Professional Speakers

“Why the speaking industry in the Philippines has never grown over the last decade isn’t difficult to understand, at least now that I think I’ve already figured it all out. And I can sum it up in just one word: selfishness.” —Lloyd A. Luna, RSP

The Philippine Association of Professional Speakers, Inc. (PAPS) took flight on July 31, 2017 when it was formally recognized by the Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines (SEC). Its registration number: CN201725232.

The primary thrust of the PAPS is to be the home of aspiring and seasoned speaking professionals in the Philippines. Its core mission is to provide holistic development for its members as they work together to advance a highly professional and united speaking industry.

By establishing a community to oversee their myriad common concerns and by policing their ranks, professional speakers in the country can now have the confidence to build a sustainable speaking enterprise.

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