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Nanette Gwen Medved (born January 21, 1970) is a Russian-Chinese philanthropist, businesswoman, and former actress and model based in the Philippines.
An internationally recognised philanthropist, Medved-Po leads initiatives in education and plastic waste reduction. In the early ’90s, Nanette Medved-Po’s acting career took off, most notably with her titular role in Darna, a 1991 feature film of the Philippines’ iconic superheroine.
Dec 23, 2022 · Nanette Medved-Po, who was recently honored in New York as one of Asia Society’s Game Changer awardees, remembers the moment she realized as clearly as she saw the bright Manila sky that life ...
Nov 19, 2020 · Actress-turned-entrepreneur Nanette Medved-Po, now driven by her philanthropic work, still looks back fondly at her days in showbiz.
Mar 1, 2024 · From raising children to her endeavors to address plastic pollution, HOPE founder Nanette Medved-Po channels her passion into actionable solutions.
For her impact on education, agricultural business, and environmental protection, distinguished philanthropist and movie icon Nanette Medved-Po joins the ranks of Malala Yousafzai, Jack Ma, IM Pei, and more in Asia Society's roster of awardees.
Nanette Medved-Po, who was recently honored in New York as one of Asia Society’s Game Changer awardees, remembers the moment she realized as clearly as she saw the bright Manila sky that life expected much of her.
The actress turned social entrepreneur talks candidly about honoring one’s past and how that one moment while playing Darna many years back led to her life’s passion.
Former actress Nanette Medved-Po turned her memorable role of the superheroine Darna into somewhat close to reality when she ventured into philanthropy. Now, she is more renowned for founding HOPE and Plastic Credit Exchange organisations.
Jun 29, 2017 · NANETTE Medved-Po who plays real-life roles of wife, mother and CEO is now a hero of philanthropy. Former actress-model turned social entrepreneur Nanette Medved-Po, who sells bottled water to ...
