“Creating a Culture of Compliance and Competition”
The LGBT Chamber invited to talks and industry chat by the Philippine Competition Commission (http://phcc.gov.ph/)
Pasig City, April 25, 2018
Brian Tenorio, Chair of the Philippine LGBT Chamber of Commerce with the Heads and Executive Directors of the Makati Business Club, Integrity Initiative, American Chamber, European Chamber, Chinese Chamber, Philippine Retailers Association, Phil Pharma Association discussing with Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) Chairman Dr. Arsenio M. Balisacan and Commissioners Stella Luz A. Quimbo, Atty. Johannes Benjamin R. Bernabe, Atty. Amabelle C. Asuncion.
The Philippine LGBT Chamber of Commerce 2017 Board of Directors (from left to right: Simoun Ferrer, Angel Romero, Jay Yao Campos III, Brian Tenorio, Evan Tan, Jeoff Solas, Amrei Dizon, and JV Salud (not in this picture)
Philippine LGBT Chamber of Commerce Chair, Brian Tenorio, joins Fellows from India, Indonesia, Japan, Peru, and Thailand for the “EYES for Embracing Diversity : Human Mobility and Diversity” programme of the Japan Foundation
Part 1 – Indonesia Program November 26 to December 2, 2017
Part 2 – Japan Program June 2018
Overview of the program
From the Japan Foudnation Office: The Japan Foundation Asia Center is carrying out a collaborative project in Southeast Asia and Japan called “EYES for Embracing Diversity” (hereafter referred to as the EYES Project). Rather than an intolerant society that rejects others who vary from oneself due to the differences in ethnic groups, races, religions, and nationalities that one encounters here and there around the world, including in Asia, this program represents an effort to support the formation of an inclusive society where every individual respects diversity, relishes in each other, and enhances one another’s value. Geared toward the next generation of leaders who seek to achieve a society that embraces diversity, the project sends out
messages of diversity.
The EYES Project is a collaborative project that draws together strategists involved with diversity in Asia, primarily Southeast Asia, to Indonesia and Japan. There, they learn about the diversity in their respective countries, understand and analyze local problems, and propose solutions to those problems.
Japan Foundation’s EYES PROJECT for Diversity and Human Mobility 2017-2018 fellows from India, Indonesia, Japan, Peru, the Philippines, and Thailand. (Photo from the Japan Foundation, Jakarta Office)With the Alissa Wahid @alissawahid, the team from Japan Foundation (Japan, Indonesia, Manila, and India offices) and fellows from the EYES Project for Human Mobility and Diversity. Here representing the Philippines and the Philippine #LGBTchamber of Commerce (SOGIE Diversity) — at Griya Gus Dur.
Philippine LGBT Chamber of Commerce sits with distinguished panelist during Gender Diversity: Breaking Barriers Networking Night as organized by ANZCHAM- Australian-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Phils., Inc.. (L-R) Mel Parks of QBE Insurance Group Europe, JP dela Vega of RCMD / The Rotary Club of Makati Dasmariñas, District 3830, and Aiza Seguerra of the National Youth Commission of the Republic of the Philippines (photo credit)
For more than three decades now, Australian-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ANZCHAM) has been promoting three-way business and trade relations between Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines. With a membership of 350 corporations and prominent individuals, ANZCHAM is committed to fostering a dynamic and responsive business environment for investments to thrive in the Philippines.
This event happened last 09 November 2017 at Tower Club, PhilamLife Tower, Makati City. Leading the discussion from the Philippine Chamber was our Board Member, Jeoff Solas.
The Philippine LGBT Chamber of Commerce recently partnered with the Philippine Marketing Association and the Asian Institute of Management in presenting last September 13, 2017:
The Power of the Pink Economy: Philippines’ Emerging New Market.
Leading the event was PMA Director and LGBT Chamber Board Member Amrei Dizon.
VISIONING WORKSHOP FOR THE #LGBTCHAMBER of Commerce — led and facilitated by Jojo Fresnedi and Rhodora Palomar-Fresnedi of Except One (Singapore-Philippines).
Photo courtesy of Rhodora Palomar-Fresnedi.
Jojo Fresnedi and Rhodora Palomar-Fresnedi are the Founders and Managing Directors of Except One. Except One is a training and consulting firm focusing on leadership development, employee engagement and global diversity (from their website).
The #LGBTchamber would like to see and support more of LGBT into leadership positions in business and entrepreneurship. We would love for you to join this event with the ASEAN community.
