Editor’s note: Just when Ingrid thought she finally got her dream job as a junior interior designer, her heart went looking for more. Good thing she was brave enough to follow it.When I graduated college, I was just like every other fresh graduate. I was excited to conquer the “real world,” to sign up for all the job sites, to go on interviews, to meet new people, to learn, and, of course, to earn my own money.
I knew I had a choice: to get myself out or to keep pulling myself down. I decided that instead of dragging myself down any further, I started thinking of what I can do about it. “What do I really want?” I wanted something that I could call mine. Of course, that was easier said than done. I decided that a business of my own was the goal.
Before talking in detail about my businesses, I first want to discuss the “.It” philosophy. The “.It” philosophy aims to promote local artistic talent and sustainability. Understanding that we need to do our part to help reduce the world’s waste and pollution, we at the three different “.it” companies have different approaches to the promotion of sustainability and local artistry.
Highlighting the versatility of corks, we now have a vast product line that includes earrings, keychains, coasters, magnets, cork pots, mousepads, placemats, lids, corkboards, and we’re still experimenting on more products that we can launch. So far, we already did the giveaways of the Cancer Coalition of the Philippines, Armed Forces of the Philippines, Pag-Ibig Funds, DPWH, Cebu Pacific Airlines, Universal Robina, weddings, birthdays, and many more.
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