On our second week we peek into Patrick Alba's entrepreneurial life as we talk about his work and his way of living.
At 28 and as a graduate of Export Management in College of Saint Benilde, Pat's path is going towards the business side as he runs his own businesses, yeap there's more than one.
His first business is a furniture store called Cratetivity that was established back in 2017, the shop specializes in making furnitures out of crates that are customizable based on what design you like, what purpose will it serve for you, and of course it will also give your home a touch of a modern Filipino home.
"My friend owns a wood factory in Laguna, then I came up with a pallet design from the internet. Then we started working on it. Little did we know the orders were already piling up" Pat said on how he started the business.
Crativity's target market are young professionals who are currently building their own home away from their homes.
You can check out Cratetivity on Facebook Crateivity and on Instagram @cratetivityph.
Pat's second business venture was inspired of his travels abroad and it is an apparel brand of stylish jackets that is built to keep you warm and it's called TYLR.
"When I travelled to cold cities, I saw the need of a jacket with a built in heaters. So my partner and I had a good market in the cold countries, we had repeat customers on our website. It was a good business for a while."
You can check out TYLR on Instagram at @tylr.apparel or visit their website at www.tylrapparel.com.
As of now Pat already ventured into four business, since he admit that he is really a business minded person he is willing to take risks in venturing to more business opportunities in the future.
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