PTC Group joins 17th FAME Fun Run 2026 in support of health and wellness

Large crowd of runners at a night-time start line for a fun run, with a START banner overhead and event banners to the side

The PTC Group, represented by employee-runners from its various business units and partner companies, proudly participated in the 17th FAME Fun Run 2026 held on June 20 at Parqal in Aseana City, Parañaque. Organized around the theme “Fit for Duty, Fit for Life,” the annual event brought together members of the maritime community in promoting health, wellness, and resilience among maritime professionals.

The participation of the PTC Group reflects its continuing commitment to supporting initiatives that encourage active and healthy lifestyles. By fostering wellness both on shore and at sea, the organization helps contribute to the safety, readiness, and overall well-being of seafarers who play a vital role in global trade and commerce.

Adding to the excitement of the event, runners from various maritime companies visited the PTC and Jebsen PTC booths, where they received free bottles of Del Monte Fit ’n Right after following the companies’ Facebook and Instagram pages. The booths served as a welcoming space for participants to recharge, refresh, and connect with exciting career opportunities, making the event a meaningful celebration of health, camaraderie, and industry engagement.

Group of diverse runners posing with medals and banners at a city marathon expo and finish area.

From first strides to the finish line, our PTC Group runners brought energy, determination, and plenty of memorable moments to this year’s FAME Fun Run. We asked participants to reflect on their experience—and their responses reveal stories of perseverance, camaraderie, and personal growth. Read on as they share what made every step worth it.

Group of runners posing for a selfie after finishing a race, wearing white shirts with medals and headbands.

Gold medal attached to a blue and orange ribbon reading '10K FINISHER'.FAME Run reminded me that life is not just about reaching the finish line first. It is about the journey, the lessons learned, and the person we become along the way.

  • Trust your own pace – Everyone has a different timeline and purpose in life. Focus on your progress rather than comparing yourself with others.
  • Growth comes through challenges. – Struggles and failures often teach us more than success, making us stronger and more resilient.
  • Preparation determines performance – Just as training is essential before a race, hard work and preparation are key to succeeding in life and at work.
  • Stay humble – No matter how well we perform, there will always be someone better or faster. Humility keeps us grounded and open to learning.
  • Be grateful but keep improving – appreciate how far you have come while continuously striving to become a better version of yourself.

The fun run reinforced that success is not only measured by where we finish

but by how we grow throughout the journey.”

Mark Kevin Mendoza

PTCI

Runner with bib and medal crossing the finish line under a FINISH banner as spectators cheer.

 

 

“I joined the FAME Fun Run as a fun way to stay active, challenge myself, and spend time with colleagues outside of work. The experience reminded me that success isn’t about being the fastest—it’s about staying focused, pushing through challenges, and never giving up. More than the race itself, what stood out was the camaraderie and encouragement from fellow runners, proving that we can achieve more when we support one another.”

Milrose R. Villamor

First Maritime Credit Corp. (FMCC)

 

 

 

Two smiling runners pose at a night-run finish area, with a circular medal display between them.“Success isn’t about being the fastest; it’s about staying committed, overcoming challenges,

and steadily pushing forward—one step at a time.

F.A.M.E.: Focus, Aspire, Move, Excel

Last year: 3km

This year: 5km

Next year: 10km…? Why not!”

Kristyle Rovilla

PTCI

 

Smiling woman in a white t-shirt with a race bib, blue cardigan, and peace sign at a running event; participants in the background.

 

“It may not be the fastest time, but crossing that finish line was a victory for me.  This experience reminded me that it’s never too late to stay active, challenge yourself, and pursue a healthier lifestyle. Every step was worth it, and I’m grateful for the strength, determination, and opportunity to keep moving forward.”

Angie Taylan

PTCI

 

 

Female runner in a blue shirt leads a road race, wearing a white bib and black shorts, with a male runner in a white shirt and blue shorts beside her; both carry race bibs in a crowded outdoor finish or start area.

 

 

“My FAME Fun Run was a joyful mix of brisk walking and running, where

I didn’t care about winning but simply embraced the fun, the fresh air, and the shared laughter along the way.”

Ma. Luisa Beltran

PTCI

 

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