The LT team dancing to the tune of Fame.
Every year, P&G Philippines has this unique tradition of celebrating how successful our pension plan fund is. (I know it is kinda weird). This is the biggest celebration in our company which is held around September. It is bigger than Christmas because this is the only time we have a joint celebration with the plant, the shared service center, and the sales and marketing organization. One of our pride as P&Gers, is to retire in P&G and this night also serves as a venue for honoring the retirees.
Every pension plan celebration night, there is an inter-department competition on the best musical presentation given a particular theme. This year’s theme was 80’s Ballroom Dancing. For the first time in the Pension Plan celebration history, the leadership team of the company presented in the Pension Plan. Thanks to Direk Mel Soriano and team for creating a memorable fun presentation (that we won’t forget and won’t happen again 🙂
We really had fun with this presentation. I wanted to capture that joy and share it with you (even if this post is kinda personal). Here is a glimpse of the LT presentation.
Our boss Jim Lafferty was flying through the air in this graceful solo performance.
A decent attempt of a High School musical performance where each person will show the pom-poms one after another to create a wave effect.
Pauline, our media manager, was the only female in the team so we had to improvise and make our Corporate Lawyer, Junie and Shared Service Center manager, Patrick be in female roles.
I was in front together with Pauline as we danced our last High School musical sequence.
The star of the night was the beautiful Miss China, Patricia.
It was indeed a greatest of all time performance from the leadership team. We were a 3rd placer for this! Congrats!
hey anton! it was a great presentation (kahit na funny at times hehe) congrats and sana maulit! 🙂
I used to work for P&G before– these pension plan celebrations were always sobrang laftrip!! I can’t believe Jim Lafferty did this bwahahaha!
wow this paints a picture that is very much different from how i’ve always viewed P&G. a friend of mine, who is a la sallian and about to graduate as cum laude this february, has not been able to get past the screening p&g held for dlsu’s top students. and to think he’s smart enought to graduate as cum laude! so that gave me the impression that p&g is after the ultra geeky ones who know nothing about fun. but judging by your post, it looks interesting to work in the company you’re part of 🙂
oh and your son is CUTE!