
On September 16, 2026, Serial Disruptors' CEO Karl Dominic Fajardo was invited to serve as a judge for Community Pitching 2026, hosted by St. Michael's College of Iligan, Inc. (SMCII) in partnership with PAEPI Region X and the Local Government Unit of Iligan City, evaluating student pitches and community-based projects from aspiring young entrepreneurs and innovators.
On September 16, 2026, Serial Disruptors' CEO Karl Dominic Fajardo was invited to serve as a judge for Community Pitching 2026, an initiative featuring student-led business innovations and community-based projects. Hosted by St. Michael's College of Iligan, Inc. (SMCII) in partnership with PAEPI Region X and the Local Government Unit of Iligan City, the event brought together students, educators, and innovators to showcase ideas that contribute to entrepreneurship and meaningful community impact.
As a judge, Mr. Fajardo evaluated student pitches and community-based projects, providing industry perspective to aspiring young entrepreneurs and innovators. His participation also contributed to the event's goal of empowering students to confidently present their ideas, share best practices, and demonstrate how their projects can create meaningful social impact within their communities.
Community Pitching 2026 also featured TARA TENA: Business Innovation Exhibit, where Senior High School and Higher Education students showcased their innovative business ideas and entrepreneurial ventures. Through his involvement as a judge, Mr. Fajardo represented Serial Disruptors in supporting initiatives that connect student innovation, entrepreneurship, and community development, while encouraging the next generation of innovators to turn their ideas into opportunities for meaningful impact.
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