AIM MIBL Students Dominate FLP’s ESMEL Fellowships
Three students from the Asian Institute of Management’s Master in International Business Law (MIBL) program have been named fellows of the Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity’s (FLP) highly selective ESMEL Fellowship, capturing three of only five awards given nationwide. The Fellowships are awarded to students from across 10 eligible institutions.
This year’s fellowship recipients truly exemplify the Institute’s quest to develop leaders who drive impact across industries and borders. Representing the MIBL 2026 cohort, the awardees bring diverse expertise and leadership:
- Giselle Lynn Arellano Geronimo (MIBL 2026) – Business Owner, Dreamshore Global Business Services Inc.
- Czarina Gabrielle G. Santos (MIBL 2026) – Global Organizational Capability Advisor, Shell
- Caroline Cervillon So (MIBL 2026) – Senior Business Analyst and Staging Chapter Lead, ING Hubs Philippines
The Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity upholds its mission to conquer poverty, create wealth, and share prosperity by fostering entrepreneurship– and thus invest in empowering individuals with the tools to succeed. They do this through the Entrepreneurship, Sustainability, Management, Economics, and Business Law (ESMEL) Fellowships – conducted in partnership with the Metro Pacific Investments Foundation. Each fellowship is valued at P450,000, including P350,000 for tuition including P100,000 for books and living expenses.
The AIM MIBL program is designed for business leaders, executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals who must navigate the legal implications of complex business transactions across industries, regulations, and borders.
Discover how the AIM MIBL program prepares you to navigate regulation, safeguard deals, and drive growth. Go to aim.edu to learn more!
