Palami to grace 'Be a Champion' seminar in Cebu


PHILIPPINE national men's team manager Dan Palami will be in Cebu this Friday to talk about building a championship team in the LH Leadership Conference 2012 at the Oakridge Business Park.


The LH Leadership Conference seminar, dubbed, "Be a Champion" will also have Dyan Castillejo and Paolo and Suzi Abrera.  Castillejo, the former tennis player turned boxing commentator (thankfully not footie commentator) and sports journalist, will talk about The Heart of A champion while the Abrera couple will handle Raising Champions.


Palami, the architect behind the 2010 Suzuki Cup team that made the semifinals and scored a historic upset of Vietnam, will handle Building a Championship team.



The Leadership Conference will be from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and is organized by the LH Foundation and the proceeds wil benefit the charity projects of the Sacred Heart SChool-Ateneo de Cebu Alumni Association.


Tickets are at P2,000 and may be ordered through www.facebook.com/LHLeadershipConference.

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