Dean Michael Cuanso, AB, LLB
Dean Cuanso is a social entrepreneur and is based in Baguio City and La Trinidad. In his teens, He joined numerous trade fairs and was the youngest Impakabsat exhibitor in the late 1990’s and has been an entrepreneur ever since. He is currently the Operations Manager of Accents and Petals Philippines and the owner of Watwatworld Creative Media and Watwat OPC. He is a certified online and digital marketing entrepreneur and has mentored numerous MSMEs since 2007. In 2017, He was a BPI Sinag National Finalist. In 2018, Accents and Petals was chosen by DBS-NUS Asia as one of the top 100 Emerging Social Ventures. In 2019, he was invited by YMCA HK International as a Social Enterprise Exhibitor. In October 2020, Accents and Petals was chosen as one of the top 5 enterprise amongst the National BPI Sinag Champions. He is a resource speaker for entrepreneurship and social media marketing by government agencies, educational institutions and corporations.
Overview of products/services
Accents and Petals is an enterprise that offers environmentally friendly accessories and floral decorations using recycled and sustainable materials. It was formed from a deep appreciation of recycling and reusing. Their specialty is creating forever floral arrangements using wood shavings, sola wood, paper, cornhusk, fossilized leaves, dried leaves and seeds, empty soda cans, PET bottles and eco-friendly fabrics. Their flowers, if well taken care of will literally last a lifetime.
Overview of products/services
Accents and Petals is an enterprise that offers environmentally friendly accessories and floral decorations using recycled and sustainable materials. It was formed from a deep appreciation of recycling and reusing. Their specialty is creating forever floral arrangements using wood shavings, sola wood, paper, cornhusk, fossilized leaves, dried leaves and seeds, empty soda cans, PET bottles and eco-friendly fabrics. Their flowers, if well taken care of will literally last a lifetime.
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Dean Michael Cuanso is a social
entrepreneur, online marketing coach, and motivational speaker from the
Cordillera Administrative Region in the Philippines. He is the founder and
owner of several businesses, including Watwatworld Creative Media and Accents
and Petals.
Business ventures
- Watwatworld Creative Media: A photography, video, and online
marketing company.
- Accents and Petals: A social enterprise that produces
eco-friendly floral arrangements and accessories using recycled and
sustainable materials.
- Humarri Corporation: He is the CEO of this company, which
includes Accents and Petals.
Recent activities
- Community Events: In October 2025, Watwatworld Creative
Media was noted for its long-standing participation in local events,
including the Indigenous Day in La Trinidad.
- Speaking Engagements: As recently as January 2025, Cuanso
provided insights on improving customer service and business pitching to
agrarian reform beneficiary organizations.
Notable achievements and advocacy
- MSME Advocate: He is a respected advocate, mentor, and
resource speaker for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), sharing
his expertise in entrepreneurship and social media marketing.
- Inspiring Entrepreneur Award: He was named the Most Inspiring
Entrepreneur of Benguet Province in 2024 and was cited by Go Negosyo and
the Department of Trade and Industry as one of the Philippines' Most
Inspiring MSMEs in 2023.
- Social Entrepreneurship Recognition: His company, Accents and Petals, was
recognized by DBS-NUS Asia as one of the top 100 emerging social ventures
in 2018.
- Environmental Advocacy: He spearheads environmental initiatives,
such as tree-planting activities.
- Autism Awareness: He is an advocate for autism awareness
and inclusivity.
Career background
- Education: He holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from
Saint Louis University and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from
Baguio Colleges Foundation (now University of the Cordilleras).
- Young Entrepreneur: He was one of the youngest exhibitors at
the Impakabsat trade fair in the late 1990s.

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