Indian Women in Enterprise (I-WE) is an organization for & by women in the Philippines, aims to nurture, mentor and grow women to reach their potential. I-WE exists to help the community ofenterprising, entrepreneurial and professional women to transform their workand their lives and seek holistic growth and happinessin all that they aim to achieve. To create a collaborative and formidable force nurturing, building and enhancing our strengths as women towards a shared goal of holistic progress and self-fulfillment.

PALSCON, is an association of legitimate local service contractors organized primarily to further the cause of the government and labor sectors by providing employment via sub-contracting activities geared towards the upliftment of labor standards of the country.PALSCON’s goal is to professionalize the service contracting industry in the country in order to realize our mutual aspiration of a sustained and genuine economic progress that is felt and enjoyed by the entire Filipino citizenry for the past 34 years.Presently, our member companies extensively generate much needed job opportunities and with over a million workers collectively employed, all legitimately contributing to our economy’s productivity and manifestly reducing unemployment, we are continuously encouraged and committed in helping propel our country forward.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) is a non-stock, non-profit, non-government business organization comprised of small, medium, and large enterprises, local chambers and industry associations representing various sectors of business, all working together to foster a healthier Philippine economy and improve the viability of business in the community.PCCI is the result of a merger in July 1, 1978 of Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, established in July 19, 1903 and the Philippine Chamber of Industry, established in March 4, 1950. PCCI is recognized as the “sole official representative and voice of entire private business community” by virtue of Letter of Instruction No. 780 signed by then President Ferdinand Marcos.

The Philippine Marketing Association (PMA )aims to develop and promote Marketing profession in the Philippines established in 1954. The principal purposes of the Association are to develop and promote Marketing as a science and a profession guided principally by the universal principles of ethics, corporate citizenship and corporate social responsibility and to serve as a policy-making and recommendatory arm of the government on Marketing related issues in the Philippines.

The Philippine Retailers Association (PRA) first came into being as the Chamber of Philippine Department Stores and Retailers, Inc. (CPDSRI) in 1976. In 1991, after winning the bid to host the 6th Asian Retailers Conference and Expo (ARCE), the bi-annual event of the Federation of Asian Retail Associations (FARA), the Chamber changed its name into Philippine Retailers Association and adopted the now famous shopping bag logo.Recognized as a paragon of a genuine partner in nation building, the PRA enjoys the distinction as the “Pulse and Voice of the Philippine Retail Industry. Today, the PRA is a matured and dynamic association with over 400-member companies, covering the gamut of the distribution chain, in its fold — from retailers, mall and shopping center operators to traders/suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and wholesalers, among others. Its members include all the major players in the local retail industry. Accordingly, the PRA establishes various programs to help retailers become globally competitive and make the Philippines the new shopping destination in Asia.

WiTech (Youth for Women in Technology Incorporated) is a registered nonprofit organization based in the Philippines that aims to educate, inspire, and empower Filipino youth to break gender barriers and use technology to make a difference in society. The WiTech team has led numerous projects including the first two Women in Tech Conferences (WiTCon) in the Philippines, Women in Tech Teach programs (Wi-Teach), WiTalks, Wi-Reach, and Campus RoadShow. Moreover, the WiTech blog (www.wi-tech.org) has garnered over 44,200 blog views from 100+ countries.WiTech now operates in 20+ chapters in the Philippines and across the world.

The Employers Confederation of the Philippines (ECOP) was born on September 10, 1975 when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved its Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws. It has the official status as the umbrella organization and a single voice for the entire business community, on important national issues related to employment, industrial relations, labor issues and related social policies.

The voice of Philippine employers on labor and social policy towards the pursuit of national development

In organizing ourselves, we are nurturing our collective strengths and realizing its great potential in contributing to the country’s economic and social development.

Together, we believe in the enormous opportunity through continuous engagement in building and expanding a sustainable digital finance ecosystem. Ultimately, it must redound to the benefit of every Filipino, especially those in the bottom of the pyramid.

The People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) is a professional, non-stock, not-for-profit organization of over 1,800 member companies and individual management executives engaged or interested in Human Resource Management (HRM) and Industrial Relations (IR) work. Founded more than 59 years ago, PMAP continues the tradition of its forefathers in advancing the profession of Human Resource Management.

As a professional association, PMAP helps institutions mold an enlightened, competent, socially responsible, and influential sector of people managers who can effectively participate in nation-building. PMAP also helps its members become more effective on the job by teaching the human aspect of management via numerous career development forums and training programs.

Currently with twenty four (24) chapters throughout the Philippines, PMAP’s nationwide reach makes it a potent force for nation-building. What further enhances PMAP’s solid reputation as a national association is the dynamism of its local Chapters, proven by the success of their respective programs and projects.