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Francis Leo Marcos (born in 1980) is a popular businessman, philanthropist, and entrepreneur from Baguio City, Manila, Philipines. He is well-known for his charity. He is a successful businessman. In present, Francis works as the Chairman of the popular MNC named “Marcos Group of Companies”. He became famous in the eyes of peoples by giving donations and food for the peoples who are affected by the Covid-19.
On 28 March 2020, he donates $3 million to the Corona affected families in Luzon. Not only this, but he also supplied food to the families which include more than 380 bags of rice and other food items. He is a kind-hearted person.
He also made a video on Youtube titled “Mayaman Challenged”, in which he said to the peoples to come forward and accept the challenge to help the affected families.
Career
Francis Leo Marcos did lots of struggle in his to set up his business. After completing his studies, he started his own business. But after that, he started doing a job in a company to gain experience. After that, he co-founds a company named “Marcos Group of Companies”.
According to his Facebook profile, he serves the position of CEO and chairman of the company. Apart from this, he also runs his other side business, which he not revealed to the media. The net worth of Francis Leo Marcos is around $25- 30 million (as in 2020). He lives a lavish life with his family.
Apart from a successful businessman, he is also a philanthropist. He always ready to help others. Francis Leo Marcos gave a donation to so many charitable institutions and funds. On 28 March he gave the donation of $3 million to the affected people of coronavirus in Luzon, Philipines.
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