About Us

One MEGA Group, Inc. (formerly known as MEGA Magazines and Publications, Inc. and MEGA Publishing Group, and now stylized as One MEGA Group) is a Filipino company focused on content publishing in the form of print magazines, e-magazines, video and native content in its various websites. It was founded by Sari V. Yap on October 20, 1991, who served as President and CEO of the company and the Editor-in-Chief of MEGA Magazine.

One MEGA Group is majority-owned by Archie Carrasco, who has served the company since 2007, soaring the ranks from Marketing Manager to President and CEO. Currently, Archie Carrasco serves as CEO with Suki Salvador as the President of the company.

Exploring endless possibilities, One MEGA Group delivers the best of local and international design and lifestyle trends to a discerning market. One MEGA Group’s potent mixture of innovation and excellence has resulted in entertaining and socially responsible homegrown media brands that positively influence the lifestyle of the Philippine society. One MEGA Group is the authority in all things fashion, lifestyle, home, and design. It continuously provides thought-provoking editorials that discuss relevant issues in society and inspire its readers.

To date, One MEGA Group is the prestige publisher of MEGA, MEGA Man, MEGAStyle, MEGA Entertainment, MEGA Active, MEGA+, Lifestyle Asia, BluPrint, Condo Living, MyHome, Modern Parenting, and ONEMEGA.com.

Mission

To inspire Filipinos through meaningful media by creating pioneering, entertaining, and socially responsible products and services that positively impact the lifestyle of the society.

Vision

The Standard for Filipino Media Excellence

Media Brands

For Filipinos of style and substance, MEGA Magazine is the gatekeeper of what’s hot and relevant in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle, providing a deeper insight and perspective on the topics because only MEGA contains world-class style content presented in a practical and inspiring manner.

To the MEGA zillennials, MEGAStyle is an inclusive digital platform that celebrates the youth’s success and their first milestones while providing a guide on discovering one’s personal style because only MEGAStyle understands the importance of a connected generation and helps them to be the best version of themselves.

For Filipino businessmen, MEGA Man provides a deeper insight and perspective in men’s style to help guide them in self-improvement.

To the MEGA women who enjoy entertainment, MEGA Entertainment offers exclusive stories of local celebrities told with the distinct MEGA voice and top-notch style direction. MEGA Entertainment seeks to share a celebrity’s personal revelation, and document a milestone and other achievements that the subject chooses to divulge exclusively.

MEGA+ is an inclusive community that champions and empowers the best of the Philippines’ LGBTQIA+. The brand places emphasis on the “+” which signifies inclusivity that goes beyond. MEGA+ honors journeys of triumph and struggle and aims to be a safe space for individuals to tell their stories. MEGA+ is coming soon. 

MEGA Active is a platform that features a holistic celebration of Filipino athleticism and wellness. Catering to a wider selection of the MEGA audience, MEGA Active delves into the world of fitness, health and wellness, and sports. MEGA Active is coming soon.

Illustrating what it means to be truly luxurious, Lifestyle Asia presents stories of  Philippine society’s most inspiring and powerful as they disclose their path to success.

BluPrint is the leading authority of design and architecture in the Philippines and in the entire ASEAN region. Not only does it present internationally-renowned designs that transform spaces, but also those that transform the way people live.

Modern Parenting serves as today’s modern parents’ companion in their parenting journey. It features a diverse selection of parents and aims to highlight as many sub-categories of parents in this age.

ONEMEGA.com aims to provide informative, authoritative and intellectual business content presented in an approachable, modern, and relevant manner. By marrying the concept of business and lifestyle, ONEMEGA.com becomes the authority figure for business-minded and enterprising individuals across generations.

The Game exists to create more winners. Here, we take the time and the effort to not only learn and understand more about how to win in today’s world, but also create quality content for our audience presented in an inspirational yet enjoyable manner. The Game is coming soon.

The Beginning

As Sari Yap states, “the best things start small.” She could not have been more right as she soon became the pioneer for building the industry of glossy fashion magazines in the Philippines when she established MEGA back in 1992. Taking inspiration from a local Spanish magazine called Telva, Sari desired to create a fashion magazine that caters especially to Filipinas. Despite having humble beginnings in a chicken farm, MEGA soon emerged as the country’s leading fashion and lifestyle magazine publisher.

The Business Evolution

1992: Sari V. Yap established MEGA as the leading fashion and lifestyle magazine in the country. The logo, simple and straightforward, is realized in the original font of the magazine.

2007: After the launch of Meg, MyHome, BluPrint, and the acquisition of Lifestyle Asia, the expansion of MEGA continued by introducing more titles under its belt such as Appetite, Condo Living, Celebrity Living, and Inside Showbiz. Manifesting its growth, what was now known as MEGA Publishing Group saw a symbol of a tree encircled in red, with each brand represented in the branches.

2010: One MEGA Group started conquering the world of television beginning with the creation of Generation Mega. Shifting from a striking red, the color of MEGA Publishing Group, which still stood as the sturdy foundation of the tree, would change to blue as this represented stability. To further realize the expansion beyond print, adding more leaves in the tree signified growth.

2012: To stay relevant in a highly-dynamic global market, One MEGA expanded the reach of its titles. The signature titles were no longer limited to its magazines, but instead evolved itself to be multi-platform media brands making each title available in print, television, events, and digital. This evolution meant a change in the logo. The word “One” in the new name meant one ecosystem.

2021: The brand new logo of One MEGA Group Inc. is a dandelion, which represents clarity and more ease in facing the future. Surrounding the beautiful flower that is continuously growing and representing OMG as a trendsetter in everything we do and an influencer to any audience is a new palette of pastel colors that means happiness and positivity.

In The Beginning

1992

Sari Yap brought the industry of glossy fashion magazines to the Philippines when she founded MEGA back in 1992. She built MEGA during a time when the business was unheard of and unseen in the country. At the onset of MEGA’s rich history, it was already breaking barriers as the maiden issue featured top Filipina model Gerone Oloricisimo. With its signature bold masthead, this new magazine caught the eye of the new market of fashion-forward Filipinos.

Surviving Challenges

1998

When the Asian Regional Crisis hit the country from 1997 to 1998, the business of luxury was greatly impacted and with that, MEGA. In order to survive, there was a need to increase the variety of magazines MEGA offered. There needed to be a brand that was not dependent on luxury and will cater to the youth who patronize more affordable, everyday brands. Meg emerged in 1998 to capture this younger generation of stylish readers.

Growth and Ventures

1999

Soon after Meg, BluPrint was launched as the country’s first architecture and design sourcebook. Published by One MEGA Group, a company known for its fashion and lifestyle titles, the first few years of BluPrint magazine produced pieces on architecture and the allied arts—interior design, landscape architecture, urban design, environmental planning, including fashion and furniture design. BluPrint allowed the company to venture out into industries outside of fashion and lifestyle. BluPrint was later expanded to other magazines including MyHome and Condo Living.

The Acquisition

With Lifestyle Asia, the oldest glossy magazine in the Philippines, in the fold, One MEGA Group was solidified as a magazine empire in the Philippines. This new empire had other well-known magazines under its belt including Celebrity Living, and Inside Showbiz extending its reach to the entertainment industry. Inside Showbiz was published as a print magazine until in 2016 before transitioning as a website thereafter until 2019.

Brand Expansion

2000

The company expansion continued through the acquisition of magazines that cater to various industries to grow the reach of its titles. One MEGA Group added more world-class Filipino magazines including Appetite and MyHome, which grew the influence of the company in the fields of food along with home and design. Appetite magazine was printed until 2016 while MyHome magazine was printed until 2018. Now under BluPrint as a sub-brand under its website, MyHome is still available on social media along with its quarterly e-magazines.

Empire Grows

2007

One MEGA Group continued to grow its empire in 2007 by launching more brands to its roster including Condo Living. Condo Living featured everything about the sky-high lifestyle. The magazine included interior design tips which taught readers how to be comfortable in their own space. Now consolidated as one of BluPrint’s sub-brands under its website, Condo Living is still available on social media along with its quarterly e-magazines.

Calendars And Books

2008

Seeing that there was a need to create executions appropriate and necessary for specific markets, One MEGA started producing cook books and calendars for Appetite in 2008. Soon after, other titles would mark milestones with coffee table books from 2010 such as MyHome (2016), Lifestyle Asia (2013), MEGA (2019), and MEGA Weddings (2018). And in 2014, the company published Paano Ba ‘To?! (How To Survive Growing Up) by Bianca Gonzalez.

TV Shows

Moving on from the world of publishing, One MEGA Group started to conquer television, beginning with the birth of Generation MEGA, a fashion design competition. Generation MEGA eventually led to more TV shows including I am Meg, MEGA Fashion Crew, MyHome TV, Appetite Wars and much more that aired on cable channels and free TV in the Philippines and abroad.

Multi Platform

2013

When the time came to extend its reach, One MEGA Group brought its signature glossy magazines to multiple platforms and channels. Going global allowed One MEGA Group to stay relevant and keep up with the demands of the ever-changing market. MEGA realized the importance of being available on a digital platform to stay ahead with this new digital age and to reach not only younger readers but the international market as well.

Her Legacy Lives On

2019

It was a dark time for One MEGA Group when on September 9, 2019, the founder of One MEGA Group and founding editor of MEGA, Sari V. Yap, passed away after battling cancer. “I think of when I started, and what I’ve become, and how I’ve evolved with the magazine. Some people might feel sad about it, when they realize that their time or their job is done, but with me I don’t feel that way,” she once said in the Making MEGA in South Africa documentary. “It’s because I feel that I have truly done what I was supposed to do, which was to make sure MEGA, my legacy, outlives me. And I think that’s the hallmark of a good founder.”

Before her passing, Sari Yap appointed Archie Carrasco as the second President and CEO of One MEGA Group. Through his guidance, the multi-platform business was considered and recalibrated to even greater heights.

New Beginning

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2020

As the world settled into the new normal brought by the global pandemic, One MEGA Group had to adjust to the drastic changes of the fast-paced media industry. The company rationalized magazines that did not serve their purpose anymore and needed new media brands that will better connect the company to the audience.

That is why One MEGA Group had to refresh all its existing media brands to address this change. To better serve the public and adapt to the company’s vision of the future of Philippine media, One MEGA Group once again broke barriers by unifying industry experts and thought leaders in one place, hence the birth of ONEMEGA.com.

ONEMEGA.com is the ultimate Filipino lifestyle portal showcasing an elite list of columnists. It is composed of over 50 contributors who specialize in 15 different categories. Aside from being “the standard for Filipino media excellence”, the company now becomes an inspiration to Filipinos through meaningful media.

With a clearer direction set for OneMega.com, primarily focused on business with a hint of lifestyle, the new logo has adapted the brand’s goals of providing readers with inspiring, informative, and relevant stories with authority, credibility, and purpose. The new logo puts focus on the word ONE instead of MEGA to give the brand its own distinctive look. ONE is also synonymous to being on top, the alpha, the prime, and the best. The new logo is bold, commanding, and straightforward. This is the new ONEMEGA.com.

2021

30 years later, as the movements of time and generation continue to shape the consumption of communication, the need to adapt to the necessary changes of context, circumstance, and crisis has turned the corner once more. This begins with building and strengthening the ecosystem of One MEGA Group beyond just pure publishing. At the helm of transforming the company from a traditional media company to a multi-platform media conglomerate was Archie Carrasco, who now is Chairman and CEO of One MEGA Group, as well of AGC Power Holdings Corp., the marketing ecosystem that includes Mega Global Licensing Inc., DigistarPH Inc., and Seven Six Four Zero, Inc. (7640). In April 2021, Suki Salvador took over the command of One MEGA Group after being appointed as the new President, while Archie Carrasco, who still sits as the CEO, would further grow the business and expand the reach through many different perspectives and possibilities through AGC Power Holdings Corp.

Now, as One MEGA Group celebrates three decades in the industry, it proved to be a crucial time to evolve. This means recalibrating the mindset within to create a meaningful movement, which entails a commitment to growing within and beyond the industry.

To herald this new chapter in the company’s history, the current President of One MEGA Group, Suki Salvador introduced this new chapter with the reveal of a new symbol to signify the striking shift. “The One MEGA Group logo is a tree, with branches and leaves that represented our print brands. That’s not us anymore. That is our past. Together with Jann Pascua, Marc Pagdilao, and our CEO, Archie Carrasco, our symbol is now a dandelion. It is a beautiful flower that is light, a flower that rises with very little effort. That’s who we will be. Our dandelion is also a seed that when planted, it grows and grows and grows,” he explains. “This represents our company, a true trendsetter in everything that we do, an influencer to any audience that we speak to. Our new logo can now also be used in different pastel variations, something that is calming and soothing, but also a palette that represents the current audience: young, energetic, and fun.”

The Philippines’ Best Fashion Magazine

Literature has taught us that every great story begins with a compelling beginning. Whether it is an imposing “In the beginning” or a more romantic “Once upon a time,” stories, however it plays out, all start from a seed of an idea. Hope, intent, and a course of action will take root, eventually setting the narrative in motion, exciting readers to no end. But as thrilling as it is to pore through until the eventual end, when it comes down to it, we will always find ourselves looking back to page one, constantly flipping to the present and maybe taking a peek at the inevitable future, just so you know, to gain proper perspective. And for what One Mega Group is today, it all started from a dream and its steely, tenacious dreamer, Sari Yap.

When she was a graduate student in Pamplona, Spain, Sari Yap chanced upon Telva, a local fashion magazine for women. The cover she described had a woman with just enough makeup to highlight her natural features, a neat but effortless hairstyle and was photographed without any filters or gels. The cover girl had a warm skin tone, the kind that made you feel good. She described a cover that was relatable but aspirational at the same time. She grew obsessed with Telva, and that would serve as the inspiration for her dream of bringing a fashion publication to the Philippines. Tasked with completing a thesis, she thought, “I want to make a fashion magazine for the Filipina.” Sari graduated from Universidad de Navarra in Spain and took home much more than she brought. She brought a vision that would later teach women how to dress and live a meaningful life and look good while doing it.

Like all magazines, MEGA needed a leader and an Editor-in-Chief. Having zero publishing background, Sari thought, “How could I be the Editor-in-Chief if the only thing I had was a vision for women,” she shared. “Heck, it’s my magazine, I can do whatever I want.” And so she named herself the first Editor-in-Chief of MEGA. To ensure it’s publication, Sari called on Liza Ilarde who later became Editor-in-Chief to gate-keep its editorial point of view. She also enlisted Lorraine Belmonte to guard the visuals and art direction. Sari, Liza, and Lorraine became the triumvirate, the formidable three of the Philippine fashion industry. In February of 1992, Sari published her maiden issue with model Gerone Olocrisimo on the cover, her first legacy from her illustrious career.

The months and years to come would only become increasingly difficult. Despite being able to publish a maiden issue along with other compelling issues, the difficulty came in financially, sustaining the high cost of printing and production and truly living up to the words written on every spine of the magazine. How can a magazine possibly survive without fuel from advertisers?

Sari’s response was simple: if you make excellent and innovative content, and put it in the right place where the biggest audience could see it, the advertisers can’t help but take notice. She was right. Suddenly, MEGA moved the office from the original chicken farm where the only phone they used was the one by the nearby sari-sari store to an actual office complete with all the equipment they needed. They would receive phone calls and pretend to have an editorial, circulation, advertising, and finance department. Sari recalls that she would love it when she would receive calls that asked for a fax tone, this meant that a purchase order from an advertiser would be sent. This happened on the daily and would be Sari’s second legacy, the woman that made a business out of photographs and prose laced with integrity and excellence.

Then and today, she created the thickest magazines in the country, which were divided equally between editorial content and advertising. Even with milestones marked and lengthy expositions charted, it will always distill to the reader, whose perspectives will always shift. As the needs and desires of the audience change, Sari Yap once said, so does the multimedia company she built from the ground up. “We will change and lead if need be.”

Sari V. Yap kept on pushing the possibilities forward. Other than publishing magazines, she wanted to reach an even larger, broader audience, which would soon be her next legacy. While completing her print portfolio, she was already envisioning products and Filipino talents that could compete globally, as well as TV shows and fashion documentaries. Championing local talent was part of her mission and vision. She wanted to find emerging fashion designers and give them a platform to showcase their talent, creativity, and passion, so she launched the MEGA Young Designers Competition (YDC) in 1994.

Even before Project Runway, there was the YDC, the most prestigious competition for up-and-coming fashion designers. Established creatives such as Josie Natori, French Vogue editor Annie Flanders and Harper’s Bazaar and V Magazine’s Stephen Gan would select the finest young talent who had local flair and global appeal. Industry giants such as Furne One, Rajo Laurel, Mich Dulce, Ivarluski Aseron, Chris Diaz, and Gian Romano would soon become alumni of Sari’s YDC. YDC would later be viewed by a larger audience as a TV show on the channel ETC.

In its commitment to Filipino fashion, MEGA introduced the MEGA Fashion Awards in 2001. Here, the best of the best, as well as of the thrilling emergence of talent was honored, recognizing the contributions to local fashion and beauty such as Inno Sotto, Cesar Lupo, Cecile Zamora, Jun De Leon, Henri Calayag, Patrick Rosas, Borgy Manotoc, Jo Ann Bitagcol, and Diether Ocampo.

In 2011, Sari wanted to shift the spotlight to the models, photographers, makeup artists, fashion stylists and hair stylists because they, too, deserved center stage. This is when she launched MEGA Fashion Crew (MFC), which she hosted together with top designer Avel Bacudio and perma-it girl, Raya Mananquil. Despite several years passing, contestants from MFC remain to be some of the brightest today including photographers, Niko Villegas, Dookie Ducay and Jerick Sanchez, fashion stylist Angelo Ramirez de Cartagena, makeup artists Jelly Eugenio and Amanda Padilla, hair stylist Katchie Mejias, and models Monika Sta. Maria and Chelsea Robato. These individuals along with over 160 MEGA worthy talents are working professionals in the industry today.

Her global aspirations did not stop with her hit TV shows for all the brands. This time she wanted to laud Filipinos who were excelling in foreign lands and at home. Together with Tim Yap, she created MEGA’s signature event, the annual MEGA Pinoy Pride Ball. At this world-class event, Sari and her 200 employees would join forces to give recognition to the work of designers, inventors, journalists, bloggers, musicians and other Filipinos from various industries. In later years, One MEGA Group would gather Filipinos for the #NewPH photo campaign, a coming together of Filipinos on Independence Day to pledge a promise to make the Philippines an improved country.

30 years down the road, One Mega Group is still at the prime and center of things. Making changes, innovating ideas, and blazing trails, this is what was then and it is what it will be in the years to come. This is One Mega Group blooming anew, proving why it is the Philippines’ best.

Campaigns

MEGA’s first multi-platform campaign, #MakingMEGA spans digital, print, video and events all in one. The making of MEGA Magazine — #MakingMEGA is a fashion documentary featuring the how’s and why’s of producing a magazine cover. With over 30 magazine covers produced in over 20 cities around the world, #MakingMEGA has become a signature campaign of the MEGA brand throughout the years. Having mastered the art of creating the multi-platform spectacle, #MakingMEGA resulted in some of the thickest magazine issues in MEGA history, multiple reprints, and millions of views on YouTube.

The show that catapulted some of the fashion industry’s biggest and most promising names makes a digital comeback as MEGA continues its thrust to dominate the digital fashion landscape.

The Philippines’ longest-running designers competition and the first homegrown fashion reality show from MEGA enters the world wide web. MEGA Young Designers Competition will continue to discover new talents and new perspectives, and will serve as the starting point for budding fashion icons all around the world.

As the pioneer source of fashion, beauty, and lifestyle in the Philippines, it is certain that MEGA knows what’s best. The MEGA Fashion Awards grants various awards in fashion and beauty through an online awards show where the well-deserved winners will be given recognition amidst their peers and other nominees.

With expertise in beauty & style, MEGA conducts an annual webinar conference to promote the best local and international beauty & style brands.

MEGA has always been known for discovering rising talents in the fashion industry. MEGA Fashion Week showcases local and international designers and brands under one digital platform. Exclusive access and interviews are streamed online.

A celebration of Philippine Independence, the MEGA Pinoy Pride was birthed in 2010. The campaign set the industry standard as it brought together the best, brightest, and most promising in entertainment, fashion, beauty, and culture every June 12th. Over a decade later, the iconic event is considered one of the most anticipated events in the fashion and entertainment industry. In 2015, the NewPH was born as MEGA continued to recognize notable figures from different slices of society who best represent the new breed of Filipinos today and most importantly, those who continue to push the boundaries within their respective industries. Seven years later, the NewPH photo campaign boasts over 30,000 participants and over 50 million social media reach.

Channels

Cover personalities walk us through a behind-the-scenes look into their #MEGAExperience as a MEGA cover star.

Every fold has a story, even sequin has a purpose. Delve into the creative process and the various inspirations of the Philippines’ best designers.

What makes a person MEGA? Get up close and very personal with the industry’s style stars as they divulge their passions, secrets and visions for the future.

Discover what all the cool kids are talking about. MEGAStyle Access brings you behind the scenes in the cover shoots with the country’s biggest influencers.

From holding operations in a bare-bones office with a single rotary phone, the brand has since grown to iconic TV shows, landmark films, momentous events and magazine covers that have shaped the local fashion industry.

Advertising

MEGA Website
mega.onemega.com

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1,000,000 average monthly pageviews
450,000 average monthly active users
325,000 average monthly sessions
2,500,00 average monthly event count

Average Monthly Circulations 

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MEGA
  Print 10,000 copies
  Emag 40,000 downloads
MEGAMan
  Print 10,000 copies
  Emag 19,000 downloads
MEGA Entertainment
  Print 10,000 copies
  Emag 30,000 downloads
MEGAStyle
  WebZine 120,000 pageviews

Distribution Channels

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Print: Shopee, Lazada, Subscriptions
Emag: Readly, Magzter, Zinio, Press Reader
WebZine: MEGA.onemega.com, Google News

Social Media

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MEGA

PEEWEE REYES-ISIDRO
Editor-In-Chief

Managing Editor   TRINA EPILEPSIA
Group Creative Director   JANN PASCUA

Group Art Director MARC PAGDILAO
Sr. Graphic Artist   NICOLE ALMERO
Multimedia Artist   BRIEN VENTURA

Digital Content Editor   ANGELO RAMIREZ DE CARTAGENA
Digital Content Writer / Producer   MIKA REYES
Writer  BIANCA PADILLA
Writer   ANDREA MANANKIL

Fashion Editor  LYN ALUMNO
Beauty & Features Writer  MIA CASTRO

Group Publisher  JANINE RECTO
Brand Assistant  FRANCENE GAIL ONG

Founding Editor  SARI V. YAP (†)

Beyond Luxury Living

The acquisition of Lifestyle Asia, the oldest glossy magazine in the Philippines, started the empire that One MEGA Group was building in the media industry. Lifestyle Asia was the first luxury publication in the country which prefaced the boom of glossy magazines over 30 years ago. Lifestyle Asia was once MEGA’s biggest competitor back in 1992. It was founded by Exequiel B. Garcia in 1987.

When the Asian Economic Crisis hit from 1997 to 1998, Lifestyle Asia was greatly impacted, giving way for MEGA to acquire the pioneer luxury magazine. According to Sari Yap, the moment she acquired Lifestyle Asia was the moment she felt that One MEGA Group was starting to become an empire. Sari soon stepped in as its new Editor-in-Chief, which was completely new for her at the time. Sari became responsible for reinventing Lifestyle Asia into what is is today, a magazine that goes beyond material wealth. She believed that:

“You didn’t need to come from heritage, you could create your own heritage.”

– Sari Yap

When Anna Sobrepeña, stepped in as Editor-in-Chief of Lifestyle Asia, she redefined the magazine’s tagline, “living at its finest” to look beyond material wealth and embrace generosity and giving back. Anna Sobrepeña’s contributions to Lifestyle Asia for eleven years has made the title one of the leading luxury magazines in the country. During her tenure, Lifestyle Asia emerged multi-awarded, winning top honors in various award giving bodies such as the Philippine Quill Awards numerous times.

In February 2019, Dong Ronquillo released his maiden issue of Lifestyle Asia after stepping in as the new Editor-in-Chief. Today, through his guidance, each monthly edition of Lifestyle Asia provides stories on premium dining places, leisure destinations, art, culture, and the accouterments of refined and gracious living.

He encourages the current Lifestyle Asia team to create a fresh, younger look and reflect the theme of “living a meaningful life” through the magazine’s content. Along with the new message, a lighter, more modern aesthetic was decided upon for the luxury magazine.

Every new issue features the lives of the the most influential and affluent individuals who have their respective philanthropies and advocacies that contribute to making the world a better place. This is the characteristic that distinguishes Lifestyle Asia from other luxury media brands. Lifestyle Asia redefines luxury living with utmost class and sophistication while continuously raising standards and reinventing Philippine society.

In 2015, Lifestyle Asia released its first coffee table book entitled RSVP Lifestyle Asia which featured tips on entertaining at home from the country’s top hosts and hostesses. RSVP Lifestyle Asia showcased tablescapes, recipes, and entertaining ideas for exceptional dining experiences. The book featured striking imagery, homemade recipes, and tips on entertaining guests from one’s home. The first book of Lifestyle Asia would soon be followed by more including the second edition of RSVP Lifestyle Asia and Lifestyle Asia Home & Away.

In the 2017 Philippine Quill Awards, Lifestyle Asia’s Editor-in-Chief at the time, Anna Sobrepeña and Assistant Editor Sara Siguion-Reyna accepted the magazine’s 6th Philippine Quill award. Winning in the Journalism Division was the magazine’s October 2016 cover story on Vice President Leni Robredo entitled, The Rise of a Stateswoman.

Campaigns

Lifestyle Asia Gala

In celebration of Lifestyle Asia’s 35th anniversary, the #LifestyleAsia35 will launch in May 2022 with a campaign that aims to raise awareness and funds for 35 different causes and advocacies. The campaign comes in partnership with 35 society members, each with a different advocacy or cause to support. The campaign will culminate with a Thanksgiving Gala in support of Lifestyle Asia’s chosen beneficiaries.

RSVP Lifestyle Asia

As one of the longest-running events of Lifestyle Asia, RSVP Lifestyle Asia is an intimate celebration of the launch of the brand’s monthly issue among cover personalities and esteemed friends.

LA Speak Easy

LIFESTYLE ASIA

DONG RONQUILLO
Editor-In-Chief

Managing Editor   JACS SAMPAYAN
Associate Editor   SARA SIGUIONREYNA

Group Creative Director   JANN PASCUA
Group Art Director MARC PAGDILAO
Multimedia Artist   PAOLO TORIO

Digital Content Writer   MARIA ANGELICA CRUZ
Writer    RATZIEL SAN JUAN

Group Publisher  JANINE RECTO

The Architecture and Design Source in the Philippines and Southeast Asia

BluPrint began by innovating ideas and concepts, not only in architecture but also in the fields of fashion, art, and interior design in the year 1999. Led by Bettina Bonoan, it was the country’s first architecture and design sourcebook. BluPrint was born as a response to the boom in the construction and design industry over two decades ago. Its purpose then was to highlight and improve concepts in design as the brand worked to produce materials that created more open-minded and competitive professionals in this field to attain a borderless economy.

In BluPrint’s very first editor’s note, founding Editor-in-Chief Bettina Bonoan wrote:

As the professional’s new sourcebook, I hope it will be our partner in becoming the ‘architects’ of the new century that we have always wanted to be. Let it be an eye-opener to help us be responsible and creative ‘builders’ of the future.

Back in the early 2000s, the Philippines needed global inspiration to level up the structures being built and BluPrint was able to showcase such international works to guide and open the eyes of both professionals and enthusiasts to all the possibilities out there.

Presently, Architect Geewel Fuster is responsible for the new direction of the brand, introducing fresh concepts that will promote a repurposed, redesigned, and revitalized era of BluPrint.

In addition to its magazine, BluPrint now produces books (Blueprints for 2050, Design Better, Tropical Architecture for the 21st Century), events (BluPrint Circles), and videos (BluPrint Conversations, Notes on a Building, and Just A Minute).

In 2017, BluPrint published its first two sets of books: the Visioning series, which was launched in January with Blueprints for 2050, and the Tropical Architecture for the 21st Century series, with the first book launched in August. Blueprints for 2050 gives Filipinos a glimpse of the future-built environment. According to then Editor-in-Chief Judith Torres, “Blueprints for 2050 is a collection of 25 visions, plans, and hopes for our progeny, of a future wholly within our potential to reach if we would believe in—and love—our country and ourselves.” The Tropical book series covers projects in countries with climates similar to the Philippines. The wealth of material we gathered from the first book allowed BluPrint to expand its magazine coverage in 2017 to regularly include projects in Malaysia and Singapore.

BluPrint produced its first event in 2019, BluPrint Circles which was a discourse on presenting in front of clients and juries led by award-winning architects Denise de Castro and William Ti. In addition, the architects shared their personal experiences in joining and winning competitions, their learnings in dealing with different types of clients, and what they value most with regards to ensuring that a project is relevant.

Notes On A Building (NOAB) introduces heritage sites through fragments, wholes, vignettes of sorts, and jottings. It gives us a historical journey through a vivid documentation of various structures. A design expert walks with viewers in each episode to help unravel the architecture and design, while touching on the rich past and other interesting points of the featured building. The show aims to raise and sustain awareness about the importance of sustainability in today’s design, and to occupy the thought behind protecting and preserving Philippine heritage sites.

Campaigns

BluPrint Conversations

Advertising

BluPrint Website
bluprint.onemega.com

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190,000 average monthly pageviews
50,000 average monthly active users
61,000 average monthly sessions
400,000 average monthly event count

BluPrint Magazine

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Circulation
20,000 copies per issue

Distribution
Print: Shopee, Lazada, Subscription
Emag: Readly, Magzter, Zinio, Press Reader

BluPrint Books

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Print: Shopee, Lazada, Subscription
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GEEWEL FUSTER
Editor-In-Chief

Managing Editor   CATHERINE ONG

Group Creative Director   JANN PASCUA
Group Art Director MARC PAGDILAO
Multimedia Artist   DIANNE FERNANDO

Digital Content Editor   ANGELO RAMIREZ DE CARTAGENA
Writer    MICAH ABAYA

Group Publisher  JANINE RECTO
Brand Manager  ALLAN MICHAEL CABBO

Your Companion In Today’s Parenting Journey

Being a parent has never been an easy job. It requires a lot of patience, knowledge, trial and error, and shared learning experience from others.

But parenting in the midst of a global pandemic has doubled the pressure on today’s parents. Not only do they have to make sure their kids are provided with the basic necessities: food, clothes, a roof over the heads, now they also have to make sure their kids are safe from the virus, thriving in their new school setup, coping mentally and emotionally, all while making sure they are helping their kids grow and develop in this new way of living.

Modern Parenting becomes your companion in today’s parenting journey. Modern Parenting creates helpful and relevant content for the modern multi-faceted parent.

Modern Parenting was launched as One MEGA Group’s response to the changing parenting landscape on July 17, 2020. It was born out of a realization that there is no brand that caters specifically to a certain demographic of parents here in the Philippines. For some people who have been parenting before the pandemic, they have the advantage of experience on their side. But for new parents who are adjusting to parenthood during a global pandemic, it can be challenging.

The brand has grown exponentially in terms of page views and social media reach. Modern Parenting is known to be a source of inspiration, information, feel-good content, real life stories of adversity, finding the silver lining, and sometimes, much needed comic relief. It has become a helping hand for all parents.

The magazine’s founding Editor-in-Chief, Marga Medrano-Tupaz envisioned the “modern parent” to be a cool mom or dad who is unfazed by the most shocking stories and who can keep a level head when it comes to challenges, someone you would like to run to when things go awry or if you just need some inspiration and a good laugh.

The editorial team is tasked to conscientiously create content that everyone can enjoy and consume — whether or not they’re a parent. They also want to give a voice to the youth because it’s only through understanding them that parents can become better and more effective.

Throughout a parent’s journey, having a support system is key. And that’s what Modern Parenting is here for. As a young, homegrown brand, the evolution and expansion of Modern Parenting is inevitable. So, as we all continue to maneuver through the global pandemic, Modern Parenting has set plans to better reach their audience through digital efforts and broadening their scope of topics. One year later, the brand is stronger than ever.

The Modern Parenting Profiles digital feature highlights parents excelling in their field of work, careers, or interests that serve as a source of inspiration and information for all parents.

Modern Parenting Home

Modern Parenting at Home captures the everyday lives of various families in their own homes, especially during the new normal. The series will explore the unique dynamics that exist in every home as we showcase the everyday activities of each family.

Modern Parenting Traditions

Modern Parenting Traditions is a deeper look into how family traditions, practices, and celebrations are being passed down to the next generations. The show will give a sneak peak into the lives of celebrities and influencers as they celebrate these momentous moments.

Modern Parenting Real Talk

One of the signature assets of Modern Parenting, now in audio format. Real Talk serves its purpose as an avenue where we tackle real life issues, current events, and other relevant topics that concern family, relationships, raising babies and kids.

MODERN PARENTING

MARGA MEDRANO-TUPAZ
Editor-In-Chief

Managing Editor   GRETCHEN FRAGADA

Group Creative Director   JANN PASCUA
Group Art Director MARC PAGDILAO
Multimedia Artist   DENIELLE CARAG

Writer    KEVYN GOHU
Writer    ALEXA VILLANO

Group Publisher  JANINE RECTO
Brand Manager  ALLAN MICHAEL CABBO

For All The Lives You Lead

As the world started to settle into the new normal during the latter half of 2020, One MEGA Group also had to adjust to the drastic changes in the media industry. From current events, survival tips, education, and even social interaction — online has become our way of life.

With almost an entire year spent indoors, we also had the chance to nurture all of our hobbies and interests, and even adopt new ones along the way. This allowed us to introspect, explore, learn and get to know ourselves better. We discovered what else the world had to offer, and conversely, what we can offer. There was a collective consciousness and clamor to really find our purpose and how we can make a difference in the world.

However, misinformation, unverified sources, and fake news have dominated our online lives sowing confusion and panic — an effect that we felt more so during this pandemic. As such, One MEGA Group took a stand on the matter.

To better serve the public and adapt to our vision of the future of Philippine media, One MEGA Group broke the barriers, once again, this time unifying our industry experts and thought leaders in ONE PLACE, creating ONE STRONG VOICE under ONE HOME. From our multiple curiosities and hunger for knowledge came forth a new brainchild—ONEMEGA.com in October 2020. This new platform caters to all audiences from different demographics under one roof.

As a brand, we saw this time of reflection as the perfect opportunity to give people a place where they can read and learn more about all of their newfound interests conveniently in one place. And at the same time, give notable individuals a platform where they can share their expertise, interests, wisdom and experiences.

Today, ONEMEGA.com is the ultimate Filipino lifestyle portal showcasing an elite list of columnists, rather than just a digital extension of our media brands. From being “the standard for Filipino media excellence,” we now move on to become an inspiration to Filipinos through meaningful media, making ONEMEGA.com a source of information and a platform of aspiration.

With a clearer direction set for OneMega.com, primarily focused on business with a hint of lifestyle, the new logo has adapted the brand’s goals of providing readers with inspiring, informative, and relevant stories with authority, credibility, and purpose. The new logo puts focus on the word ONE instead of MEGA to give the brand its own distinctive look. ONE is also synonymous to being on top, the alpha, the prime, and the best. The new logo is bold, commanding, and straightforward. This is the new ONEMEGA.com.

The ONEMEGA.com team is composed of over 50 contributors who specialize in 15 different categories, to help the site host a myriad of reliable sources, expert opinions, and a vast scope of interests, so our readers are guaranteed to learn only from the cream of the crop. The ideation for ONEMEGA.com’s content is just the beginning as we have barely maximized its potential almost one year later. With the team’s creativity, the collaborations with our columnists, and a wide breadth of topics, the possibilities for relevant and meaningful output on ONEMEGA.com are endless.

Campaigns

ONE Minute Class

ONE Minute Class will be a series of online shows on Facebook and Youtube that gives tips and and recommends strategies for any kind of skill that viewers aim to master. The tips will come from ONEMEGA.com’s own list of contributors.

ONE on ONE

ONE on ONE is the podcast series that features business leaders as they engage in a one on one interview with the Editor-in-Chief of ONEMEGA.com, where they will answer questions submitted by the audience regarding careers, business tips, and much more.

The Juan

The Juan is an online webinar event which will feature business leaders as they share their perspectives on various business trends which will serve as an inspiration to fellow Filipino entrepreneurs.

Business 1O1

Business 1O1 will showcase inspiring stories of low-key entrepreneurs who are successful in their respective industries.

Advertising

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21,000 average monthly active users
17,000 average monthly sessions
162,000 average monthly event count

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MARGA MEDRANO-TUPAZ
Editor-In-Chief

Jr Associate Editor   DIANE NICOLE GO

Group Creative Director   JANN PASCUA
Group Art Director MARC PAGDILAO
Multimedia Artist   DENIELLE CARAG

Group Publisher  JANINE RECTO

Central Team

Advertising

Sales Director   MAUREEN ALEXIS BUSTO
Account Managers   PAULINE MATA, CHLOE TAPUCAR, JASMINE CO LENG,
IVAN PANGANIBAN, ANNA CHUA, DGIMIKO PALAGANAS

Marketing and Advertising Services

Marketing & Advertising Services Manager ARRIANE SANCHEZ
Ad & Promo Manager   BRENT JAMES CASTRO
Content Marketing Supervisor   PAM RODRIGUEZ
Partnership Relations Associate   ANIKAH CHUA
Social Media Manager   EMINA SOTTO
Copywriter  ROWAN PALOMARES
Advertising Coordinator & Implementer   VICTORIA VEDANA
Multimedia Artist  AGATHA ROMERO
Producer  FERRENA ENRIQUEZ
Video Editor  ANDREW CIUDAD

Creative Services

Creative Services Supervisor   KRISTOFF SISON
Multimedia Artists   GARI RIVERA, ELMER PEREIRA
Copywriter   PEACHES GARCIA

Video & Events

Technical Manager    ARRIANE SANCHEZ  
Sr Video Editor    JASPER BERMEJO
 Video Editors    SHAYNE DE GUZMAN,
KENNETH DIMAANO
Video Producer    FERRENA ENRIQUEZ
Audio Visual & Technical Assistant    ANDREW CIUDAD

Studio & Imaging

Production and Studio Manager    ED SIMON
Photographer  KIERAN PUNAY, EXCEL PANLAQUE
Final Artists    ERIC GALLEGO, MARK VILLANUEVA
Cameraman    JR RAMIREZ

Production & Logistics

Production & Logistics Manager    ERICA LUNA
Sr Booking Associate    MARC LOUISE ESGUERRA
Booking Associate    MAE TALAID,
KZ FRANCISCO
Pull Out Coordinator & Production & Logistics Assistant    MJ ALMERO

One Mega Group Inc.

ARCHIE CARRASCO
Chairman & CEO

LORRAINE BELMONTE
Founding Creative Director

SARI V. YAP (†)
Founder