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| JC Intal and Doug Kramer together with Director Clement Chen of Taiwan Excellence |
Combining the Filipino
passion for basketball and the Taiwanese
drive for the innovation, the first
ever Taiwan Excellence Basketball
Camp filled the Mall of Asia Music Hall with an intense 3-on-3 Hoop Challenge, top notch
innovations from Taiwan Excellence, and PBA stars last July 21-22, 2018.
A partnership between Taiwan Excellence and legendary PBA star Coach Eric Altamirano, the two-day Camp aimed to promote sporstmanship as it brought together some of the Metro's most promising basketball players while highlighting the incredible products awarded with the Taiwanese Excellence Seal.
"Taiwan Excellence Basketball Camp is an exemplary showcase of excellence from both countries: the fighting spirit of the Filipinos further empowered by the products of Taiwan," said Alfred Wang, Director of Economics Division of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO).
With its aim of promoting the leading products, Taiwan Excellence shares to the world a variety of truly innovative brands. Initiated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs ( MOEA ), Taiwan, R.O.C., in 1992, the symbol of Taiwan Excellence is continuously recognized by 102 countries.
The symbol of Taiwan Excellence, according to Wang, honors Taiwan's most innovative products "that provide tremendous value to users worldwide." Each product has been selected for a specific Taiwan Excellence Award based on their excellence in the following categories: design, quality, marketing, Taiwanese R&D, and manufacturing.
Boasting participation of 192 amateur Pinoy ballers, the Camp put their skills to the test in a rigorous 3-on-3 matches while 3 PBA stars are on the sidelines showing support.
Alongside Coach E of Alaska Aces, local court heroes JC Intal and Doug Kramer of Phoenix Fuel Masters also gave their support to the budding ballers.
Also integral to the whole Taiwan Excellence Basketball Camp set up is the Taiwan Excellence Experience Zone which exhibits the top-of-the-line products of Taiwan.
With products from tech giant Asus, fitness company Johnson, and bike manufacturer Tern, among others, the Taiwan Excellence Zone got everyone up close and personal with impressive products championed by Taiwan.
Wang hopes these superior products from Taiwan will boost the way of life and strengthen the love of Filipinos for basketball and sports in general.
"They did a great job in showcasing the best products that Taiwan can offer. The quality can go head to head with other global brands," said Christian Ramos, one of the players for the Camp.
Meanwhile, the two celebrity players look to using the products themselves.
" I am really excited about the bikes from Tern. They make biking and going around the city a much more fun experience," said Intal.
As for Kramer, he has his sights on the Paper Shoot, compact digital cameras with cases made out of eco-friendly paper.
" I really feel that the whole family will fall in love with it. It is so simple and sophisticated, I know my kids will love using Paper Shoot." Kramer said.
For updates about Taiwan Excellence, visit their website https://www.taiwanexcellence.org/ph and follow their Facebook page at facebook.com/TaiwanExcellence.ph.
A partnership between Taiwan Excellence and legendary PBA star Coach Eric Altamirano, the two-day Camp aimed to promote sporstmanship as it brought together some of the Metro's most promising basketball players while highlighting the incredible products awarded with the Taiwanese Excellence Seal.
"Taiwan Excellence Basketball Camp is an exemplary showcase of excellence from both countries: the fighting spirit of the Filipinos further empowered by the products of Taiwan," said Alfred Wang, Director of Economics Division of Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO).
With its aim of promoting the leading products, Taiwan Excellence shares to the world a variety of truly innovative brands. Initiated by the Ministry of Economic Affairs ( MOEA ), Taiwan, R.O.C., in 1992, the symbol of Taiwan Excellence is continuously recognized by 102 countries.
The symbol of Taiwan Excellence, according to Wang, honors Taiwan's most innovative products "that provide tremendous value to users worldwide." Each product has been selected for a specific Taiwan Excellence Award based on their excellence in the following categories: design, quality, marketing, Taiwanese R&D, and manufacturing.
Boasting participation of 192 amateur Pinoy ballers, the Camp put their skills to the test in a rigorous 3-on-3 matches while 3 PBA stars are on the sidelines showing support.
Alongside Coach E of Alaska Aces, local court heroes JC Intal and Doug Kramer of Phoenix Fuel Masters also gave their support to the budding ballers.
Also integral to the whole Taiwan Excellence Basketball Camp set up is the Taiwan Excellence Experience Zone which exhibits the top-of-the-line products of Taiwan.
With products from tech giant Asus, fitness company Johnson, and bike manufacturer Tern, among others, the Taiwan Excellence Zone got everyone up close and personal with impressive products championed by Taiwan.
Wang hopes these superior products from Taiwan will boost the way of life and strengthen the love of Filipinos for basketball and sports in general.
"They did a great job in showcasing the best products that Taiwan can offer. The quality can go head to head with other global brands," said Christian Ramos, one of the players for the Camp.
Meanwhile, the two celebrity players look to using the products themselves.
" I am really excited about the bikes from Tern. They make biking and going around the city a much more fun experience," said Intal.
As for Kramer, he has his sights on the Paper Shoot, compact digital cameras with cases made out of eco-friendly paper.
" I really feel that the whole family will fall in love with it. It is so simple and sophisticated, I know my kids will love using Paper Shoot." Kramer said.
For updates about Taiwan Excellence, visit their website https://www.taiwanexcellence.org/ph and follow their Facebook page at facebook.com/TaiwanExcellence.ph.
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