The story behind the ventures.

The beginning

From humble beginnings to a company built on conviction.

Mherie Vic Palomo-Prevendido began with little more than resolve. She grew up in a family that saw a career in the creative arts as a risk too far — a sure path to instability rather than a future worth building. She chose it anyway, and chose to build it on her own terms.

The turning point came not in a boardroom but in service. While doing charity work under a leadership organization, she met Ravve Jay Prevendido — the man who would become her husband and co-founder. They shared a conviction that work could be both excellent and good for the people it reached, and they decided to prove it together.

What followed was three years of apprenticeship to their own ambition: freelancing at 16-to-18-hour days, seven days a week, saving every margin to fund a company they did not yet have permission from anyone to build. It was discipline before there was any reward — the long, unglamorous foundation beneath everything that came after.

In January 2021, that resolve became Through The Glass Creatives. What began as a team of five has grown into an internationally recognized creative agency of more than eighty people, serving clients across 14+ countries — and expanding to Dubai by 2025, a rare trajectory in the creative industry.

One company became an ecosystem. In 2023 she founded Magna Hvati Business Solutions — strategy, systems, and managed operations for international clients — followed by the Millora Foundation, the social-impact expression of a belief that success should reach beyond the balance sheet. Today she is building an emerging venture, PaiKnight, with more to come.

The thread through all of it is the same conviction she started with: a company can grow with integrity, lead its industry, and create real opportunity in the communities around it — at the same time.

"I build companies that prove growth and good can be the same decision."