SGV and Co. is a dream company of almost all CPAs. It is known for its rigid training wherein new graduates are extensively honed to be the best in the profession. At least three years in this Company and you already have a very stable foundation in your career. Of course, some who are destined for external audit would stay longer. Ten years or more and you're on your way to owning this company as it is a partnership entity.
But of course all rewards have to be worked hard for.
I have been with this Company for almost three years now. Evidence of this is the fact that I have already attended three SGV anniversaries. And any one is as fabulous as the other.
The first anniversary I attended was the first time that SGV adopted the EY gray and yellow beam thus, the theme was "Black and White with Yellow Accent".
I experimented on wearing boots...
Last year, I got promoted to Senior Associate and the theme was just anything semi-formal. I initially had no intention of attending the party because I wasn't sure of whether I'd be promoted or not, thus, what I wore was just a last minute purchase ;)
I wore something brown and accented it with gold. I looked fat in this cut.
This year, SGV's theme was something that should emphsize how united we all are as they asked us to dress in a "group".
Since we were so busy with our current client, we haven't prepared much....except that we wanted to dress as a group. And so when we saw this hat with lace overlay, we thought that would be a very good idea to dress-up. Less preparations are needed, but we thought it would look fab-u-lous. And so it did!
The guys wore bow-ties to complement our hairpiece:
I got my dress that night from Genevieve Gozum and my shoes from Zara:
It was a very fun event. However, we had to leave at 10PM as we had to go to Tagaytay! See my next blog!
