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Join Atty. Apollo X.C.S. Sangalang (Atty. Pol) a distinguished business lawyer, corporate counsel, and governance advocate as he shares valuable insights on:
"Corporate Governance for Family Businesses: Balancing Tradition and Sustainability."
Gain practical knowledge on strengthening governance structures, ensuring regulatory compliance, and fostering long term sustainability while preserving the core values that define family enterprises.
Learn directly from an experienced legal educator and corporate governance practitioner with extensive experience in both public and private sectors.
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MEET THE SPEAKER: Atty. Apollo X.C.S. Sangalang (Atty. Pol)

What is the outlook for the government's digital healthccccare agenda? Will it truly revolutionize healthcare in the country or simply address long-standing inefficiencies? What would meaningful reform through digital technology look like?
Join the conversation on how innovation is expanding access to healthcare—especially for geographically isolated and disadvantaged communities.
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TECH IN WELLNESS; SHAPING THE FUTURE OF HEALTH

Powering the future starts with bold conversations
Join industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators at the 2nd General Membership as we shape a more secure, resilient, and sustainable energy future for the Philippines.
* May 12, 2026
* 9:00AM - 3:00PM
* New World Hotel, Makati City
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2ND GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING SUMMIT 2026

The VABC continues to be the premier gathering of business leaders, chamber representatives, and stakeholders across the region—an opportunity to strengthen partnerships, exchange ideas, and advance Visayas business together.
&nbsp;Throughout the years, VABC – an annual event organized by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has become the perfect platform for policy dialogue, investment opportunities, and economic exchange. It continues to bring together leading entrepreneurs, industry stakeholders, government officials, and private sector leaders—creating a dynamic space for collaboration and innovation that drives regional and national growth.
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<li>Anchored on the theme: "Future Forward: Shaping Sustainable and Resilient Communities and Smarter Business" A journey towards innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Hosted by the Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MBCCI), this milestone event will take place on May 13 - 15, 2026 at SMX Convention Center, Bacolod CIty.</li>
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The 35th Visayas Area Business Conference is fast approaching!

Something BIG is happening in North Luzon this June --- and if you're serious about growth, you'll want to be in the room.
The 35th North Luzon Area Business Conference (NLABC) brings together business owners, professionals, and decision-makers from across the region for two days of real conversations, insights, and opportunities.
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35th North Luzon Area Business Conference (NLABC)

Ready to elevate your business? It’s time to mark your calendars for the premier business event South Luzon!
The 35th South Luzon Area Business Conference (SOLABC) is officially landing in Lipa City this June. We’re bringing together the brightest minds and industry leaders to explore the future of Leadership, Innovation, Partnerships and Accelerated Development.
** Event Details
Theme: South Luzon Ascending: Taking Flight Through LIPA-D
When: June 25 – 26, 2026
Where: Aquamarine Recreational Center, Brgy. Banay-Banay, Lipa City
Registration Rates:
Don't miss out on our Early Bird Rate! Secure your spot by May 15, 2026 to save.
Early Bird: 4,500 (Until May 15)
Regular (PCCI Member): 4,800
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Your registration is all-inclusive! You’ll get full access to all talks and workshops, a complete conference kit, and full meals for both days.
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The 35th South Luzon Area Business Conference (SOLABC)

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) in partnership with the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce (MICC), the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc., and the Mindanao Development Authority is pleased to invite you to the 3rd BIMP - EAGA Trade, Investment, and Halal Conference. This event will take place on September 2, 2026, at the Sabah International Convention Center in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.
This conference is a strategic platform to strengthen regional collaboration in expanding the Halal industry across the Brunei Darussalam–Indonesia–Malaysia–Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In addition to the conference, attendees will have access to two other major events:
- Sabah International Business Luncheon Talk 2026 (SIBLT2026): September 3, 2026.
- Sabah International Expo 2026 (SIE2026): September 4–6, 2026. This is East Malaysia’s largest trade fair and a signature event for a region of over 81 million people.
We are offering a comprehensive registration package for *USD 300.00*, which includes full access to the BIMP-EAGA Conference, SIBLT2026, and SIE2026.
Register now!&nbsp;
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3rd BIMP - EAGA Trade, Investment, and Halal Conference

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PCCIHRDF Seals Key Partnership to Advance Skills and Cyber Readiness in Cagayan
Tuguegarao City, Cagayan — Strengthening collaboration between industry, education, and government, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), through the PCCI Human Resources Development Foundation (PCCIHRDF), formalized two key partnerships aimed at advancing workforce readiness and digital resilience in Cagayan. The signing of a Tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in Carmelita Hotel last April 14, 2026 with leading academic institutions for Cyber Hygiene Training, alongside a separate MOU with Cagayan National High School for the implementation of the PCCI Education and Training (PET) System.
The event was graced by Cagayan Governor and former PNP Chief Edgar Aglipay, alongside regional directors from key government agencies, and representatives from the local government.
The event also featured the induction of new members of PCCI Cagayan, led by PCCI Director and PCCIHRDF President Dr. Alberto P. Fenix, Jr., underscoring the organization’s continued commitment to expanding its network and deepening regional engagement.
The Cyber Hygiene Training initiative aims to equip entrepreneurs, organizations, and individuals with the knowledge and tools to safely navigate the digital landscape and avoid online threats. Seven academic institutions in Cagayan have committed to roll out the training, including Aparri Polytechnic Institute (API), Cagayan State University (CSU), University of Saint Louis Tuguegarao (USL), Medical Colleges of Northern Philippines (MCNP), International School of Asia and the Pacific (ISAP), and University of Cagayan Valley (UCV).
Dr. Fenix emphasized the urgency of the initiative, noting that “in today’s digital age, data has become as valuable as gold—making it a prime target for misuse if not properly safeguarded.” He highlighted that strengthening cyber awareness at the community level is critical to building a secure and resilient digital economy.
Meanwhile, the PCCI Education and Training (PET) System—PCCIHRDF’s flagship program—seeks to bridge the skills gap by combining in-school learning with structured in-company immersion. Designed to prepare students for gainful employment or entrepreneurship, the PET System aligns with the priorities of the Department of Education (DepEd) to enhance the quality and relevance of senior high school immersion programs. Cagayan National High School will serve as the pilot partner in the province for this initiative.
Private sector stakeholders were also represented by members of PCCI Cagayan, led by President Evelyn Velasco, together with PCCI Region 02 Regional Governor Jose Avelino Diaz and partner educational institutions.
The signing of these two MOUs reinforces PCCIHRDF’s commitment to fostering inclusive growth by strengthening human capital development and promoting digital security—ensuring that both students and professionals are equipped to thrive in an increasingly digital and interconnected economy.

PCCIHRDF Seals Key Partnership to Advance Skills and Cyber Readiness in Cagayan

PCCI, SB Corp ink P7B financing program for MSME's
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) and Small Business Corporation (SB Corp) recently signed an agreement to roll out a P7 billion loan facility program aimed at extending financial aid to MSMEs affected by the increased fuel prices.
PCCI President Perry Ferrer said that the partnership essentially seeks to make SB Corporations loan products and services accessible to MSMEs nationwide. Under the agreement, the PCCI will serve as a conduit in processing and validating the application requirements, with local chamber of commerce and industry (LCCI) chapters designated to accept and endorse applications from members in good standing.
“This undertaking was initiated by Trade Secretary Roque through the SB Corp. to extend loan assistance to MSMEs. We have secured a P7B loan project with SB Corporation for enterprises that are in three priority sectors – women-led, export development, and returning OFWs,” Ferrer said, adding that the loan program may offer a grace period of up to 12 months and could require no collateral.
Ferrer said that eligible MSMEs may avail of various of loan programs under the RISE UP (Resilient, Innovative, Sustainable Enterprises) initiative. Under this program, loanable amount ranges from P30 million to P50 million.
“The loan program is not only for PCCI. We are here to help facilitate the screening and processing of documents, making it easier for SB Corporation to accept and confirm applications, “Ferrer added.
Under the agreement, the qualified borrows must a) at least 60 percent Filipino-owned for partnerships and corporation, b) have an asset size not exceeding P100 million (exclusive of land), c) with a good track record of at least one year, and d) with no past due account under SB Corp Program and no major negative credit ratings.
Ferrer said that the PCCI national will oversee the validation of documents submitted by the LCCI chapters before they are forwarded to SB Corporation for inclusion in its database.
“The private sector and government need to work together to find innovative solutions to help our MSMEs, widely recognized as the backbone of our economy. Aside from fuel cost reduction measures, we are also working on other solutions to help MSMEs lessen the burden,” the PCCI chief added.

PRESS RELEASE: PCCI, SB Corp ink P7B financing program for MSME's

Look! The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) met with Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) to strengthen collaboration in expanding access to finance for start-ups and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The discussion highlighted Landbank’s LIFTING MSMEs Lending Program as a key initiative to support business growth and resilience.
Both institutions expressed their commitment to formalize the partnership through a memorandum of agreement, which will also include capacity-building initiatives aimed at improving MSMEs’ financial literacy, particularly in bookkeeping and financial management.
The meeting was attended by President Ferdinand A. Ferrer, Vice President for MSMEs Melanie C. Ng and Assistant Secretary General Grace Morella from the PCCI and First Vice President May Dar-Arizabal, Assistant Vice President Ronaldo Averion and Assistant Vice President Leovelino D. Ebora from LBP.

PCCI MET WITH LAND BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES (LBP)

PRESS RELEASE:&nbsp;
23 APRIL 2026

PCCI Backs CAO 01-2026
Highlights gains in trade efficiency and regulatory predictability
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has expressed strong support for the Bureau of Customs’ (BOC) issuance of Customs Administrative Order (CAO) No. 01-2026, citing its potential to enhance trade efficiency, reduce compliance burdens, and improve regulatory predictability for importers.
PCCI said the measure introduces practical reforms that streamline accreditation procedures while reinforcing accountability mechanisms.
A key feature of the Order is the extension of importer accreditation validity to three (3) years, which is expected to reduce administrative friction and allow businesses to focus more on operations and expansion.
PCCI also welcomed the introduction of an automatic renewal system for qualified importers, particularly those with strong compliance records or recognized under programs such as the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) and Super Green Lane (SGL). The Chamber noted that this reform rewards compliance while also improving turnaround times.
Another key feature is the institutionalization of the Annual Reportorial Compliance (ARC) requirement, ensuring that importer records remain current while providing a structured and transparent compliance framework.
“CAO 01-2026 is a meaningful step toward a more efficient and predictable trade environment. By simplifying accreditation, enabling automatic renewals, and strengthening digital processes, we reduce friction in the supply chain while encouraging higher standards of compliance,” said PCCI President Perry Ferrer.
The Chamber also underscored the importance of clear processing timelines and digital application systems, including the seven (7) working day period for automatic renewal applications, which will reduce uncertainty and improve the overall business experience.
PCCI added that the updated accreditation framework, including standardized fees and defined compliance protocols, contributes to a more transparent and predictable regulatory environment.
The group reaffirmed its commitment to support reforms that promote efficient customs processes, lower transaction costs, and align Philippine trade practices with global standards.

PRESS RELEASE: 23 APRIL 2026

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the country’s largest business group, is backing the Department of Energy’s (DOE) proposal to lift the moratorium on new coal-fired power plants, describing the move as a pragmatic necessity to safeguard energy security and industrial competitiveness.
In a statement on Wednesday, April 22, the PCCI said the group supports Energy Secretary Sharon Garin’s recent announcement that the agency is reviewing the 2020 ban on greenfield coal projects. The shift in policy comes as the Philippines grapples with a widening supply gap and the volatility of global fuel prices, which have been further strained by persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Ferdinand Ferrer, PCCI president, said that while the long-term objective remains a transition to renewable energy, the immediate economic reality dictates a more flexible approach.
He noted that the country’s economy cannot function under a cloud of uncertainty regarding power availability and that the immediate priority must remain the stability and affordability of the national grid.
“Our economy cannot run on uncertainty. While the transition to renewable energy remains our long-term goal, our immediate priority must be the stability and affordability of our power grid,” Ferrer said.
Ferrer, however, clarified that the chamber’s support is contingent on the use of modern, high-efficiency technologies that can reconcile power requirements with the government's environmental commitments.
The PCCI's stance highlights the growing concern among local industries regarding baseload reliability. As the manufacturing sector seeks to expand, a steady, 24/7 power supply is seen as essential to avoiding the grid alerts and rolling outages that have historically hindered production.
Furthermore, the chamber argued that high electricity rates continue to serve as a significant barrier to attracting foreign direct investment.
By integrating strategic, efficient coal projects into the mix, the PCCI believes the country can lower generation costs for both micro-businesses and large-scale industrial players.
David Chua, PCCI energy director, said that the debate should not be framed as a binary choice between fossil fuels and green energy.
Instead, he framed the lifting of the moratorium as a way to ensure businesses remain competitive and households are shielded from the escalating costs of power.
The group also underscored the role of transition fuels, including natural gas and liquefied natural gas, in providing the flexibility needed to manage emissions while maintaining a robust energy infrastructure.
The chamber is calling on the Marcos administration to pursue a data-driven roadmap that maintains adequate baseload capacity while simultaneously accelerating the rollout of renewable energy, storage solutions, and grid modernization.
Ferrer concluded that energy security is synonymous with national security and that the policy shift serves as a vital bridge to maintain economic momentum as the country builds out its sustainable energy capacity.
With power costs in the Philippines remaining among the highest in Southeast Asia, the business community views the reintroduction of coal investments as a safeguard against the unpredictable price swings of the international oil and gas markets.
(C) Manila Bulletin https://mb.com.ph/2026/04/23/filinvest-re-unit-to-switch-on-21-mwp-solar-facility-in-misamis-oriental

PCCI supports lifting coal ban to shield economy from fuel spikes

PCCI urges balanced energy policy as DOE moves to lift coal moratorium
The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the country’s largest business organization, today expressed strong support for the Department of Energy (DOE)’s plan to lift the moratorium on new coal-fired power plants as a temporary and pragmatic measure. The Chamber emphasized that this step is necessary as the country rationalizes its approach to energy security and sustainability, while scaling up renewable energy capacity to enable a greater share in the power mix.
The statement follows recent remarks by Energy Secretary Sharon Garin, who confirmed the agency is reviewing the 2020 ban to address the energy supply gap exacerbated by ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and surging global fuel prices.
“Our economy cannot run on uncertainty. While the transition to renewable energy remains our long-term goal, our immediate priority must be the stability and affordability of our power grid,” said Ferdinand “Perry” Ferrer, President of PCCI.
“We support Secretary Garin’s openness to new coal projects, provided they utilize modern, high-efficiency technologies that balance our power needs with our environmental commitments,” Ferrer added
PCCI highlighted three critical factors necessitating the policy shift:
• Baseload Reliability - As the manufacturing sector expands, the need for a steady, 24/7 "baseload" of power is critical to prevent the grid alerts that disrupt production.
• Cost Competitiveness - High electricity rates remain a primary hurdle for foreign investment. Strategic coal projects offer a path to lowering generation costs for MSMEs and large industries alike.
• Geopolitical Resilience - Diversifying the energy mix with efficient coal reduces the Philippines' vulnerability to the wild price swings of the global oil and gas markets.
PCCI also underscored the importance of transition fuels such as natural gas and LNG, which provide flexibility and lower emissions.
“This is not about choosing between coal and renewables, it is about ensuring the lights stay on, businesses remain competitive, and households are protected from rising costs,” PCCI Energy Director David Chua explained.
The Chamber called on policymakers to pursue a realistic and data-driven energy roadmap that:
• Maintains adequate baseload capacity;
• Encourages investments in clean coal technologies;
• Expands natural gas and LNG infrastructure; and
• Accelerates renewable energy alongside storage and grid modernization.
“Energy security is national security,” Ferrer added. “We must be flexible enough to adapt our policies to the realities of 2026. Lifting this moratorium provides the essential bridge we need to keep the lights on and the factories running while we continue to build our renewable capacity.”

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MEET THE SPEAKER: Atty. Apollo X.C.S Sangalang (Atty. Pol)
Join Atty. Apollo X.C.S Sangalang (Atty. Pol) a distinguished business lawyer, corporate counsel, and governance advocate as he shares valuable insights on:
Corporate Governance for Family Businesses: Balancing Tradition and Sustainability".
Gain practical knowledge on strengthening governance structures, ensuring regulatory compliance, and fostering long term sustainability while preserving the core values that define family enterprises.
Learn directly from an experienced legal educator and corporate governance practitioner with extensive experience in both public and private sectors.
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*The 9th Government-Private Forum on the Cleaner Energy Future Initiative for ASEAN (CEFIA)*
The Department of Energy, Philippines, in cooperation with ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Japan, invites you to the CEFIA Forum, a key platform promoting decarbonization collaboration between Japan and ASEAN countries.
* Event Details
Date: 22 April 2026
Time: 15:00–19:00 (JST)
Format: Online (recording will be available at a later date)
* Registration if FREE!
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LOOK: On April 16, the PCCI officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Small Business Corporation (SBCorp) at the PCCI BA Securities Hall in Taguig. This partnership is designed to promote and market SBCorp's loan facilities directly to PCCI accredited micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) members.
?With this collaboration, the PCCI will be co-organizing online orientations and bringing onsite consultations and loan application fairs to the five Area Business Conferences (ABCs). To make the process even smoother, the PCCI and local chamber members will benefit from a dedicated loan application system.
?The signing was led by PCCI President Ferdinand A. Ferrer and SBCorp President &amp; CEO Robert C. Bastillo. In attendance were PCCI Chairman Raymund Jude Aguilar, PCCI Vice President for MSMEs Melanie C. Ng, and SBCorp Senior Vice President for the Financing Sector Lourdes Rosario M. Baula.

Memorandum of Understanding with the Small Business Corporation (SBCorp)

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