Turn back the clock
Jerry 'Sambo' YaokasinOwner, Espazio Arts + History'We wanted an art gallery as Tacloban didn't have one. There was no historical museum highlighting the city's history and culture.'PHILANTHROPIST Jerry 'Sambo' Yaokasin opened a café in Tacloban City.Yaokasin's café — Espazio Arts + History — features a room filled with stories from the province of Leyte. His family's entrepreneurial background has deeply influenced his business acumen.
Quick questionsWhat is your biggest fear?Living without a higher purpose and dying without leaving a meaningful legacy.What really makes you angry?Social injustice.What motivates you to work hard?Seeing my dreams and ideas transform into reality and success.What makes you laugh the most?Funny jokes and comedy movies.What would you do if you won the lotto?Retire and travel the world.
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