Trinity University of Asia (TUA) continues to create opportunities for students who want to start their entrepreneurial journey early. In a recent courtesy meeting at Robinsons Cyberscape Alpha, the TUA delegation led by Dr. Fernando V. Trinidad III, TriLink Officer, and Mr. Caleb Donne E. Coniate, Manager of the Alumni, Industry Relations, and Global Education Office (AIRGEO), met with Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC)’s new EntrepCorner team to map out the next cycle of the partnership.

Since 2018, the TUA–RLC EntrepCorner has served as a real-world platform for student-run ventures inside Robinsons malls. It’s a space where ideas are tested, responsibilities are real, and learning comes directly from engaging with customers and running a business day-to-day.

The discussion focused on updating the Memorandum of Agreement, expanding participation across the Institute of Business and Management’s (IBAM) programs, and introducing projects shaped by sustainability and digital innovation. Both institutions reaffirmed their shared goal of developing student entrepreneurs who can translate their ideas into practical ventures.

Looking ahead, the next EntrepCorner cycle will launch new projects in early 2026, involve over 30 student entrepreneurs, and feature enterprise showcases that will highlight innovation, sustainability, and digital business models.