Nicole Naguiat for succession

It's been a pleasure to be of service to my good friend, Nicole Naguiat, on her campaign as the next  Human Resources leader for AEUSS. She is one of the most disciplined and genuine persons I know. Her stance AREN'T EASILY swayed by the ways of the world. And I admire her for recognizing that there's more to art than merely aesthetics. 
She paints, she takes really great photographs (those of which have earned her a great number of awards and praises), and she's about to go to make-up school or the Sorbonne Univeristy in Paris after completing her degree in European studies (Sarreh na, chong. Hanggang visit lng ako dun eh). And all the while, she remains to be commited to the progress of her org.. 

Perhaps, I'm a little biased because I'm friends with her. But I also think that it's precisely because we're close that I get to see the kind of person she truly is. 

There's not a single time that a simple conversation with her is not turned into a session that delves into the deeper meaning of life (whether in person or on YM).
She's deep, and she encourages you to think. That's what I admire most about her.When you surround yourself with people like this, you're bound to succeed.

Should you happen to be a member of the Ateneo European Studies Students, then Nicole Naguiat is the way to go!

On a less serious note, for someone who's idea of driving a car is driving a bump car, or the best Chinese word to learn is "Waikikiki (beach), she's not so bad. We apply what we learn in French class as much as we can on a daily basis  (a.k.a. trying hard to speak in French! HAHAHAHA - but hey, being able to reach the advanced French class actually means that we can finish each other's sentences en Français parce que nous sommes bonnes, actualement.). Interestingly, she loves to giggle at the site of _ _ k _    _ _ e _, among others (JOKE!)

Here's the ad campaign I did for her.
Isn't she exquisite?