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Richard Ungui

Project Coordinator

Graduating at the top of my class in culinary arts from Saint Vincent College in the Philippines, I embarked on an exciting journey as a chief cook on marine vessels, collaborating with esteemed Filipino celebrity chefs. When the pandemic struck, I faced the toughest challenge of my life, searching for any job to sustain my daily needs. My perseverance led me to the BPO industry, where the WFH setup transformed my life.

Over the next three years, I explored various companies, seeking one that truly aligned with my values. My determination brought me to DCX, where I applied multiple times to secure a marketing trainee position—a role initially unfamiliar to me. Embracing the training, I grew confident and capable in this new field.

In a highly competitive interview with Magellan Promotion, I distinguished myself among the candidates and was successfully chosen. Today, as a production coordinator, I draw on my diverse experiences and unwavering dedication to drive impactful projects and contribute to the company’s success.

We all have things that we are passionate about in life. For some people, it is a hobby or activity that they love to do. For others, it is a cause or a particular interest that they feel strongly about. And for some people, their passion is a combination of both.

For me I am passionate about everything I do, excelling and surviving through any challenges I face.

What would be your baseball walk out song?

We will Rock You – Queen

If you could have dinner with anyone from history, who would it be?

Sen. Miriam Defensor Santiago – I love her Intelligence her passion and Patriotic. her Intellectual capacity is superb.

What was your favorite band/artist 10 years ago?

Queen – I am still listening to their songs.

If you could instantly pick up a new skill, what would it be?

Graphic Design – It was a perfect skill to add on my skill that I learned

What job would you be terrible at?

Engineering- I am terrible in math and creating a blue print.

Postage Permits

We are happy to mail using a client’s USPS non-profit number. Here are a few best practices for this to go smoothly. Let our team know up front on the project so we can make sure to get the information we need right away. 

While our mail house does prefer to use their permit number for the mailing, we can use the client’s permit, If using their permit number, ensure there is enough postage to cover the mailing.

The information we need to in order to use a client’s nonprofit number includes the following:

Formatting the Mailing List

Our account team will advise on specific requirements for your project’s mailing list.  We generally recommend these best practices to format the mailing list: