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V66FI CELEBRATES ITS 17TH ANNIVERSARY: A MILESTONE OF UNITY, PASSION, AND SHARED SUCCESS
On September 28, 2026, Venice 66 Fashions, Inc. (V66FI), home of Vans in the Philippines, celebrated its 17th anniversary through a series of meaningful activities that honored the company’s journey, recognized employee talents, and strengthened camaraderie across teams and departments.
The celebration commenced with a Holy Mass officiated by Rev. Fr. Reynaldo Reloj of St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Calendola, followed by the blessing of the entire headquarters building—a meaningful occasion to express gratitude and seek guidance and blessings for the organization’s continued growth.
The anniversary engagement activities brought excitement and friendly competition to the workplace. In the Battle for the Best Custom Shoe, Mr. Marjhun Galing of the Warehouse Department emerged as the champion, showcasing creativity and craftsmanship. The runners-up were Mr. Dianne Garcia of the Warehouse Department, Ms. Cristy Baldos of Merchandising – Apparel and Accessories, Mr. Remos Santiago of Visual Merchandising, and Mr. Perth Garcia of Human Resources – Learning and Development.
The Quiz V Competition featured a thrilling battle of knowledge among corporate teams. The Accounting Team, represented by Justine Ragoro and Jona Via Peña, secured the championship after a decisive clincher round against the Marketing Team, represented by Ms. Sheen Portugal and JC Arcillas, who finished as first runner-up. The Merchandising Team, represented by Ms. Joi Machado and Ms. Lissa Marie Flores, earned third place.
The Karaoke Challenge added another layer of entertainment, featuring performances from employees across departments. Participants included David Ormilla of Warehouse, Francis Quisiquisi of Sales, Angel Nicole Go of Audit, Alyanna Estandarte of HR, Hirolly Morales of Merchandising – FTW, Matt Tracer San Juan of Visual Merchandising, and Diana Elizabeth C. Rapana of Treasury. The event concluded on a high note with Kuya Roumel’s guest rap performance of “Hari ng Tondo” by Gloc-9, bringing energy and excitement to the celebration.
To complete the festivities, street food was served to employees, providing an opportunity to relax, enjoy good food, and connect with colleagues. The anniversary raffle also brought excitement to both headquarters-based and store-based employees, with prizes including footwear and Apo Whang-Od long-sleeved shirts.
Beyond the competitions, performances, and prizes, the celebration highlighted the people who continue to contribute to V66FI’s growth and success. It served as a reminder that the company’s 17-year journey is built not only on business milestones but also on the dedication, creativity, and collaboration of its employees.
As V66FI looks ahead, the organization remains committed to fostering a workplace where people can grow, talents are celebrated, and shared achievements inspire greater possibilities.
Here’s to 17 years of passion, progress, and partnership—and to many more milestones ahead.
V66FI — From Passion to Profession.
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