CTSI Saipan’s General Manager Joven Cruz participated in the 93rd Management Development Program at the prestigious Asian Institute of Management (AIM) in Makati, Philippines, last April 24 to May 19. The General Manager found the said program to be a
CTSI Guam completes a new Hazardous Materials (Hazmat) and Forklift Training held late last May. The said session was part of the continuous training that includes the understanding of locally regulated guidelines in the handling and transport of hazardous goods
Tan Holdings is as one of the 43 participants in United Airlines’ United Plane Pull on its 12th anniversary last June 24 at the United Hangar in Tiyan, Guam. Teams of 25 members each competed to pull the United
A total of 180 signed up for Saipan Soccer School (SSS)’s 2017 Summer Camp at the Tan Siu Lin (TSL) Sports Complex. Campers are taught various sports such as the basics on basketball and soccer through the guidance of volunteer
To launch and promote the premiere of Transformers: The Last Knight, Remote Control (RC) car and truck owners displayed their custom Transformer vehicles together with Kronix Hobbies at the Agana Shopping Center’s Atrium last June 25. Kronix Hobbies’ VR
Tan Holdings was among the of businesses and members of the community that participated in support of the American Cancer Society’s 2017 Relay For Life in Guam last May 26. Thousands of people filled the George Washington High School track
CTSI Saipan won the Flawless Safety, Security, Health and Environment (SSHE) Performance Award for the year 2016. This was in recognition of their relentless effort and outstanding performance in making safety a priority.
CTSI FSM organized a Dangerous Goods (DG) training Category 6 for Pohnpei clients. It had 15 attendees from College of Micronesia, Vital FSM Petro Corp., FSM Telecommunications Corp., and Medpharm Click & Pharmacy. The training instructor was Mr. Martin
Tan Holdings donated $1,250 worth of t-shirts in support of the Marianas Trench Fishing and Seafood Festival. The event promotes the preservation of ocean resources and awareness of its economic benefits to the local daily life. The two-day festival took
Blue Bay Petroleum Incorporated donated $5,000 for the continuation of Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC)’s Summer Internship Program, following the success of the previous summer internship granted by the Government of India to PICRC. PICRC deems the internship