PARAÑAQUECHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY 2010 ANNUAL REPORT

NOMINATION FORM

MOST OUTSTANDING CHAMBER AWARD FOR

Official Nomination and Entry Form

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ALEXANDER L. FLORES

ANTONIO C. KEH

Nominee/Name of Local Chamber

AddressPresident E-mail AddressTelephone Numbers Fax Numbers

Based on the Criteria, make a short write-up giving the reasons for your nomination**.__________________________________________________________________

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Endorsed By:

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AGREEMENT OF THE NOMINEE:We hereby agree:1. To abide by the rules and regulations of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry AwardsCommittee.2. To give additional information required by the Committee.3. To make available the Chamber President/Authorized Representative for interviews, if required.4. To indicate the willingness of the Chamber President/Authorized Representative to appear andreceive the award, if selected.

Note.** A brief chamber profile indicating nominee’s history, investment, manpowerAnd contribution to countryside development, among others. Abstract anddetailed executive summary (one page).

PARAÑAQUE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

5/F VCG Bldg., 269 San Pancrasio Street., San Antonio Valley Road., San Antonio Valley I, Parañaque CityALEXANDER L. FLORES pqcci@yahoo.com

820-9853 826-1881

JAIME M. TOLENTINO, JR.

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Name of Chamber President/Representative Signature DateDuly Authorized by the Board

Regional Governor Signature Date

Area Vice President Signature Date

Table of Contents

Summary of Accomplishments.......................................... 1- 3About PqCCI..................................................................... 4-9Secretariat........................................................................ 10Advocacy Programs.......................................................... 11-12Partnership with LGUs and NGAs.................................... 13-15Income-generating projects............................................... 16Support for CSR................................................................ 17Active participation of members in chamber activities....... 18-22Training, Seminars, Fora.................................................... 23-24Information Services.......................................................... 25Networking Services.......................................................... 26Trade and Investment missions......................................... 27Business Action Center...................................................... 28Attendance in PCCI activities............................................. 29Submission of reports to PCCI........................................... 30Other Activities................................................................... 31

Appendix

I. BMBE endorsement from PqCCI to City Treasurer.II. Attendance sheets of Focus Group Discusion, GMMs, Business Conference,

Seminar and Board Meetings .III. Parañaque Businessman, The official news letter of PqCCI.IV. Draft of Parañaque City Trade and Investment Incentives Code.

Summary of Accomplishments | October 2009 - August 2010

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Existence of a permanent secretariat.

Implementation of an advocacy program that positively benefitted the local businesscommunity;

Partnership with LGUs and NGAs in the implementation of projects.

Implementation of income-generating projects

Support for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs / activities.

Active participation of members in Chamber Activities.

The Secretariat is located at the 5th Floor of VCG Bldg., 269 Pancrasio St., San Antonio Valley, IParañaque City (See Page 10)

1. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Development through the implementation of theParañaque City Business Registry Databank (PCBRD) and the promotion of BMBE law through cityordinance #04-20 and 04-15 respectively. (See Page 12)

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1. The PqCCI President as an NGO representative sits as member of the ff:a. City Development Council; Solid Waste Management Board, currently chairs the Education

and Training Committee; Board of Regents - Parañaque City College of Science andTechnology; Lupong Tagapamayapa Incentives Committee (DILG); Bidding Committee;Parañaque City Price Control Council; (See page 13-14)

2. In cooperation with the City Treasurer's office, PqCCI has endorsed 230 microenterprises toavail of the privileges under R.A. 9178 or the BMBE law.

3. In cooperation with the Department of Industry - NCR, PqCCI distributed over a hundredBusiness Starter Kits to the participants of the 4th Parañaque Business Conference heldlast January 29, 2010 at PAGCOR Parañaque.

(See Page 16)1. PCBRD: 461,531.002. Parañaque Business Conference: 126,852.303. General Membership Meeting: 63rd GMM: P 7,628.75; 64th GMM: P8,5594. Is Your Business Safe from Internal Theft? P 4,818.00

1. Partnered with PPCRV in educating the voters on the use of PCOS machines.2. Partnered with Skyway O & M Corporation in putting up a banner at the Toll gate of Sucat

Exit encouraging the citizens to exercise their right to suffrage (See Page 17)3. Accommodated USAID Prism Project (See Page 18)

The PqCCI members have been actively participating in the Focus group discussion,Business Conference, GMMs that was organized from Sep 2009 to August 2010. (See Page 19-22)

. PqCCI is currently pursuing the creation of the Parañaque Trade and Industry Board;3. PqCCI is also pushing for the re-activation of the Parañaque SMED Council.

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Training, Seminars, Fora

Networking services

Undertaking of trade and investment promotion projects such as trade fairs, and trade andinvestment missions.

Presence of business action center for micro, small and medium enterprises.

(See Page 2 & Appendix)PqCCI continues to utilize electronic communication medium in informing its members and the

general public of its activities. A mailing list was created from the previous training and seminarsparticipants' database to assure that they, too, may receive announcements for upcoming activitiesand projects of the chamber.

Updates on recent activities are also published through the official newsletter of PqCCI - thePARAÑAQUE BUSINESSMAN", an issue of which is released during quarterly GMMs and is alsouploaded to the chamber's website (www.pqcci.org).

(See Page 23-24)- 4th Parañaque Business Conference, January 29, 2010, PAGCOR Parañaque- Is our Business Safe from Internal Theft?, August 5, 2010, PAGCOR Parañaque

(See Page 27)Using the information contained in the Parañaque Business Registry Databank (PCBRD), the

Parañaque Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PqCCI) fosters and encourages free flow of data,information and ideas between the city government and the business community with the end in viewof promoting and encouraging participation in business matching activities.

PqCCI is also a member of the PCCI and MMCCI e-groups. Through these networks, PqCCIobtains valuable information which it passes on to its member companies.

- PqCCI endorsed 4 companies to participate in the trade exhibit and 5 advertisers in theMMBC souvenir program during the 18th Metro Manila Business Conference (See Page 25)

(See Page 28)

The Parañaque City Business Registry Databank (PCBRD) serves as a repository of all relevanteconomic and business information of all establishments operating in the city.

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The PqCCI Secretariatmanages and maintains the database of the PCBRD. As such, PqCCI can:

Provide data that may be required for trade and investment promotion by the City Government ofParañaque;

Promote and participate in business matching fora using the information contained in the databank;

Foster and encourage free flow of data, information and ideas between the city government and thebusiness community; and

Provide an effective communication channel by which policies and programs of the CityGovernment of Parañaque may be more efficiently disseminated.

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Summary of Accomplishments | October 2009 - August 2010

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3. .Participation in PCCI activities and projectsŸ Attendance in PCCI activities

Submission of reports, articles and membership database to PCCI.

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National Training Program on Implementing and

Sept. 17, 2009, Toho Restaurant - Parañaque

February 16, 2010, Mariott Hotel08-17-2010, Aloha Hotel

18th Metro Manila Business Conference08-24-2010, Asian Institute of Management July 30, 2010, Manila Hotel

PqCCI religiously submits quarterly reports to PCCI .(See attachments)

MMCCI Committee & Board Meetings PCCI activities

01-13-2010, Manila Yacht Club 35th PBC , Oct, 20-22, 2009, Manila Hotel

02-24-2010, Sofitel Phil. Plaza HotelAuditing Social Accountability Management System

03-17-2010, Manila Yacht Club Sep 7-11, 2009, Crown Regency Hotel

05-19-2010,Emerald Garden Restaurant Most Business-Friendly LGU Focus Group Discussion

07-21-2010, Aloha Hotel Forum of the Presidentiables

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We aim to be the veritable representative and credible voice of theParañaque business community

Vision

Objectives

MissionTo be the bonding force that shall unify a substantial majority of the businessentities located in the city

To serve as a forum whereby its members can address their concerns to boththe national and local governments and where said national and local govern-ments can reach out even to the smallest business establishments in the City ofParañaque

Core ValuesProfessionalism

Quality-consciousness

Client Focus

Commitment

Integrity

Organizational Directions

To unify the business establishments in the City of Parañaque, therebyfacilitating growth and stability of business in the city; to foster closer relations,understanding and cooperation within their ranks to the end that their fulleconomic and organizational development may be realized.

To provide the business establishments in the City of Parañaque with thebenefits that may be derived from their use of common services and facilitieswhenever and wherever feasible.

To undertake social and civic projects that will promote and project PqCCI as acommitted partner in economic and social development in partnership with thelocal government and the community-at-large and, correspondingly, toencourage and promote increased civic interest among the members ofPqCCI.

To safeguard the best interests and well-being of all the members of PqCCI.

To undertake activities that will contribute to the economic development andgeneral welfare of the City of Parañaque and its constituents, and of thecountry, in general.

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1993. Atty. Leonides I. David, Dr. EduardoGutierrez-Ong, Mr. Bienvenido LeofandoMr. Soc Cahanap

1994.

Atty. Leonides I. David

1995.

Mr.Florencio Jurado

1996. Mr. Rodrigo Campos

, and, all concerned members of the

South Metro Manila Chamber of Commerce andIndustry (SMMCCI), met to form the nucleus of theParañaque City Chamber of Commerce andIndustry (PqCCI)

PqCCI was formally registered with theSecurities and Exchange Commission (SEC) onJanuary 27, 1994 under SEC Registration No.A000319.

was electedof the fledgling organization. Under his

stewardship, the Chamber organized the 1Parañaque Business Forum and Exhibition. Thisconference, held fromAugust 25 to 26, 1994 at thePhilippine Village Hotel, was substantive,comprehensive, and tailor-made for the businesscommunity in Parañaque. It gave Parañaque-based companies an opportunity to showcasetheir quality products and services. Theconference cum exhibit enabled PqCCI to showits true worth in the Chamber movement as itbecame the first local chamber in the NationalCapital Region (NCR) to mount such an affair in itsfirst year of existence.

The 2 Parañaque Business Forum andExhibition was held on October 26 to 27, 1995 atthe Manila Garden Hotel during the tenure of

as PqCCI President. Again,t h e co nfe re n ce pr o v id e d Pa ra ñ aq u ebusinessmen and entrepreneurs the opportunityto assess the current business climate andaddress the various issues and concerns thatwould enable the then municipality of Parañaqueto realize its vision of full economic, commercialand industrial development.

assumed the Presidencyin 1996. At that time, pursuant to RepublicAct No.6977, also known as the “Magna Carta for SmallEnterprises”, Mayor Joey P. Marquez issuedExecutive Order No. 96-20 in September 5, 1996creating the Parañaque Small and MediumEnterprise Development (SMED) Council. OnNovember 7, 1996, the Chamber conducted theSmall and Medium Enterprise DevelopmentConference-Workshop in line with its thrust topromote, develop and assist small and mediumenterprises in the locality. The conference-workshop provided the environment and theopportunities propitious to the growth of the SMEsector in Parañaque.

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Ms. Julie Oconer-Lim

1998. Atty. LeonidesDavid

PqCCI hosted the 5 Area BusinessConference (ABC) in July 1997 during theadministration of asPqCCI president. The conference, whichwas held at the Westin Philippine Plaza, hadfor its theme “Empowering Metro ManilaBusiness for Globalization”. This eventbrought forth the fact that Metro Manila wasat the forefront of the entry of the Philippinesinto the new millennium.

During the second term ofas PqCCI President, the Chamber

participated actively in the informationcampaign as an expression of the full supportto the campaign for the cityhood ofParañaque. In the final hearing of thecommittee of the House of Representativeswhich was held at the Elorde Stadium,PqCCI sent representatives who spoke onthe potential for growth and expansion ofcommerce and industry through increasedbusiness investment and income, andthrough the generation of more employment.PqCCI argued that the conversion tocityhood would result in an increase inbusiness income and government revenues.

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1999.

Mr. Romeo V. Cruz

The biggest challenge that confronted thebusiness community and the government atthe time was how to get the Philippineeconomy out of theAsean financial crisis andpush it towards recovery. PqCCI, under theleadership of asPresident, responded to the challenge byfocusing its full attention to harnessing thepotent ia l s and capabi l i t i es o f i tsmemmembers towards achieving the goal offostering camaraderie, and strengtheningunity and cooperation among them. In linewith this, the Chamber embarked on a 10-point program which included:

•Establishment of a DTI Business One-StopShop in the City of Parañaque that willprocess the documents needed to put upnew businesses in the City.

•Expansion of the membership base ofPqCCI.

•Holding of more general membership andbusiness meetings.

•Networking and holding of more dialogues

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History (continued)

with the officials of the City government onmatters concerning the business community.

•Conducting more professional developmentprograms.

•Initiating advocacy activities on significant issues.

•Extension of quality services to Chambermembers, especially in the areas of informationand research.

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Creation of more livelihood projects for theunemployed and underemployed workers in thecity in support of the programs of Mayor Joey P.Marquez.

Assistance to the clean up drive of the citygovernment.

Launching of the Search for the “Ten MostOutstanding Businessmen of Parañaque for1999”.

These activities did not go unnoticed as PqCCIwas adjudged “Most Outstanding Chamber inthe National Capital Region in 1999”.

. Atty. Gregorio M. Batiller, Jr., PqCCI President for2000, continued and expanded the programsstarted in 1999. Under his leadership, PqCCIgave out the first “Salambao Awards forExcellence in Business Endeavor”. The Chamberalso implemented other meaningful projects,among them several job fairs, which benefited thebusiness community in the City of Parañaque. Itwas also during his administration that plans toset up the Chamber offices at the Parañaque CityHall saw fruition.

Again, PqCCI was adjudged “Most OutstandingChamber in the National Capital Region in 2000.

2001. Additional activities were implemented during theterm of Dr. Eduardo Gutierrez-Ong, President forthe year 2001. The first ever “Kapihan saParañaque Chamber” was held. Joint generalmembership meetings among the Chambers ofCommerce and Industry in Parañaque, Las Piñasand Muntinlupa was initiated under his watch. Asisterhood agreement between PqCCI and theDavao City Chamber of Commerce and Industrywas signed in November during the PhilippineBusiness Conference.

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2002. Under the leadership of Mr. Angelito E.Colona, PqCCI President in 2002, theChamber stood ready to meet the challengesit faced. A planning session was held inJanuary 2002 to chart the course of theorganization for the year. A BusinessAssistance Program was put in place toassist Parañaque Businessmen, in general,and PqCCI members, in particular, onmatters affecting the viability of theiroperations. PqCCI also led the way for therevitalized Parañaque Small and MediumDevelopment Council (SMEDC). It forged apartnership with the Toyota Motor PhilippinesFoundation (TMPF), the AutomotiveAssociation of the Philippines (AAP), and theLand Transportation Office (LTO) for theestablishment of a world-class drivingacademy in Parañaque. The Chamber wasalso named as one of the partners of thePhilippine Chamber of Commerce andIndustry (PCCI) Committee on Quality,Productivity and Global Competitiveness inthe implementation of projects on quality andproductivity that will help small and mediumenterprises in the city.

Engr. Serafin M. Pantaleon introduced a newprogram of governance during his term asPresident of PqCCI. Authority was devolvedto the vice-presidents who were thenempowered to strategize, conceptualize andput into concrete action their strategic andtactical objectives to achieve the goals of theChamber of PqCCI. This resulted in thechamber becoming more pro-active and lessbureaucratic.

In addition to continuing the programs thatwere started in the past, PqCCI conducted anintensive campaign to improve the numberand quality of its membership base. TheChamber collaborated with Rep. Eduardo C.Zialcita on the publication of the Par OneHundred, a coffee table book that serves as auseful reference for those interested in doingbusiness in Parañaque.

PqCCI supported the government’s drive onthe development of small and mediumenterprises. It worked closely with the localgovernment on the implementation of theBarangay Micro Business Enterprise(BMBE) Law in Parañaque City. PqCCIplayed an instrumental role in the non-passage of a draft city ordinance that could

2003.

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have imposed an environmental and ecologicalfee on all real estate properties within the city.PqCCI also initiated the creation of a core group ofhuman resource decision-makers that wouldregularly meet to discuss common issues andconcerns.

2004. Engr. Augusto C. Soliman led the Chamber togreater heights on its tenth year of existence. Heenjoined businessmen in Parañaque City to strivefor excellence, which will lead the businesscommunity to exciting new directions towardsachieving global competitiveness in the areas oftechnology, human resource, and organizationalstructure.

The Chamber assumed a more pro-active stancein poverty alleviation through the implementationof the Kasanayan sa Kabuhayan Tungo saKaunlaran Program to support the Gawad Kalinga(GK) initiatives of Couples for Christ in ParañaqueCity.

PqCCI collaborated with the local government onthe passage of key legislation, notable of whichwere (1) the ordinance creating the ParañaqueBusiness Registry Databank and (2) the enablingordinance needed to implement the BarangayMicro Business Enterprise (BMBE) Law.

The Chamber was given a Special Citation by thePhilippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry(PCCI) for implementing vigorous and pro-activeinitiatives for micro, small and medium enterprisedevelopment, in partnership with the localgovernment and other stakeholders.

. Carmen C. Flores led the Chamber in pursuing itsvision of being the veritable voice of the businesscommunity in Parañaque City more vigorously.

PqCCI had programs and projects that addressedkey issues such as business excellence and goodcorporate citizenship, micro, small and mediumenterprise (MSME) development, environmentalprotection, population management, povertyalleviation and industrial peace and harmony.

For its leadership, dynamism, and delivery ofservice, PqCCI was once gain named “MostOutstanding Chamber for the National CapitalRegion in 2005” by the Philippine Chamber ofCommerce and Industry (PCCI). This was the 3rdaward received by the Chamber, having been

2005

consecutively named as the Most OutstandingChamber in the National Capital Region in1999 and 2000.

.Ernesto R. Evasco took over the chamberleadership in 2006. Realizing the need to re-examine where the chamber stood relative toits avowed organizational directions, headopted the theme “Back to Basics” as thebat t le cry for his term which wasunceremoniously cut off by his untimelydemise in July, 2006. During his aborted stint,he pursued the major programs of the previousleadership particularly on environmentalprotection while focusing on membershipdevelopment and retention, and streamliningof membership services. Alexander L. Florestook over the presidency from August toDecember, 2006. Despite an even shorterterm, Mr. Flores presided over the revival of thePara aque Business Conference inpartnership with the city government headedby Mayor Florencio M. Bernabe, Jr. As fatewould have it, PqCCI was adjudged “MostOutstanding Chamber in the National CapitalRegion” for the 4th time. It represented theNCR in the Confederation of Asian Chambersof Commerce and Industry (CACCI ) RegionalAwards in Taipei, Taiwan where it was declareda finalist in the Small Chamber Category.

.Continuing the feat, Pedro C. Dumana, Jr.reaped for PqCCI its third consecutive MostOutstanding Chamber Award in 2007, aproduct of his extraordinary talent to motivatehis fellow directors to cheerfully carry outtheirtasks.his term, the chamber embarked onvarious civic and business projects: MedicalMissions, Candidates Forum and "Go Out andVote" Motorcades, training and seminars,Quarterly Businessmen’s Kapihan, theParañaque Business Conference and theSalambao Awards for Business Excellencewhich he innovatively spearheaded from 2003to 2007.

His leadership and organizing talent iscurrentlyput to use in theManila Chambers ofCommerce and Industry, where he overseesoperations asGeneral.

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History (continued)

Atty. Leonides I. David1994 & 1998

Romeo V. Cruz1999

Atty. Gregorio M. Batiller, Jr2000

Eduardo Gutierrez-Ong, Ph.D.2001

Engr. Serafin M. Pantaleon2003

Engr. Augusto C. Soliman2004

Angelito E. Colona2002

Carmen C. Flores2005

Alexander L. Flores2006 (Aug-Dec)

Pedro C. Dumana, Jr.2007

Council of Past Presidents

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Officers and Directors

About PqCCI

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JUATASLAW OFFICE

ProtectorsServices, Inc. JAD

GROUP OF COMPANIES

BEST CORPORATECOVER INSURANCE

YUSEN AIR & SEA CARGO

WESTMONTVILLAGE FOODSTOPALLEGRO

PACIFIC PHILS, INC. COCOPLANS, INC.

Nelson M. MendozaVP - Finance

EAGLE EXPRESS LINES

Alexander L. FloresPresident

COCOPLANS, INC.

Jose M. JustoVP - External & Government Affairs

BEST CORPORATE COVER INSURANCE

Ramon M. BorromeoExecutive Vice President

SKYWAY O & M CORPORATION

Hernando R. JuatasCorporate Secretary

JUATAS LAW OFFICE

Geraldine G. BernardoChair, Membership RetentionJAD GROUP OF COMPANIES

Evelyn R. LuchingChair, Membership Recruitment

SAN DIONISIO CREDIT COOPERATIVE

Josephine J. LimChair, Publications

TOYOTA BICUTAN PARAÑAQUE

Mendy W. TaiChair, Ways & Means

SINCERITY INTERNATIONAL CARGO

Jonathan GonzalesCo-Chair, Ways & Means

YUSEN AIR & SEA SERVICE PHILS., INC.

2010 - 2011

Leadership and Dynamism

Existence of a permanent secretariat

Jon ReforsadoSenior Administrative Staff

Parañaque Chamber of Commerce and Industry5/F VCG Bldg., San Pancrasio Street, San Antonio Valley I, Parañaque City

Telephone nos. 820-9853 & 826-1881 E-mail: pqcci@yahoo.com & admin@pqcci.orgWebsite: http://www.pqcci.org

Mary Analyn D. AlbaladejoGeneral Clerk

Our StaffEquipment

2 Personal Computers1 Laptop and 1 notebook computer

LCD ProjectorDesktop Printer / Scanner

Amplified speakersDigital Still camera

Fax machine

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Implementation of advocacy programsLeadership and Dynamism

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Parañaque CityTrade andInvestmentIncentives

Code

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Implementation of advocacy programsLeadership and Dynamism

The full implementation of City Ordinance No. 04-20 Seriesof 2005 which created the Parañaque City BusinessRegistry Databank (PCBRD) now allows PqCCI to moreeffectively serve the needs of the Parañaque businesscommunity, particularly the micro, small and mediumenterprises.

The PCBRD serves as a repository of all relevant economicand business information of all establishments operating inthe city. Its objectives are:

- To improve the business information and gatheringprocess of the City Government of Parañaque;

- To rationalize business zoning in the city; and

- To keep track of developments in the business community.

PqCCI has been mandated by the city ordinance toestablish and maintain the databank. Its functions asadministrator of the PCBRD are to:

- Manage and maintain the database;- Provide access to the database through its computer

facilities in the PqCCI Secretariat or through the internet;- Periodically update data that may be required for tradeand investment promotion by the City Government ofParañaque;

Promote and participate in business matching fora using theinformation contained in the databank;

Foster and encourage free flow of data, information andideas between the city government and the businesscommunity; and

Provide an effective communication channel by whichpolicies and programs of the City Government of Parañaquemay be more efficiently disseminated.

PqCCI has been authorized to collect a minimal fee to coverthe expenses for:

-The procurement of hardware and software,

-System design and maintenance,

-Administrative and operational expenses of theRegistry office, and

Promotions and consultancy programs of PqCCIwhich are necessary for the development of micro, small andmedium enterprises (MSMEs) in the city.

Business establishments registered in the PCBRDwill have unlimited access to general information containedin the databank.

Parañaque City Business Registry DatabankJanuary 4 - 30, 2010 | Parañaque City One-stop-shop

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Partnership with LGUs and NGAsLeadership and Dynamism

Lupong Tagapamayapa Incentives Award

Above photo shows Parañaque City Mayor Jun Bernabe awarding the certificate to Sun Valley ChairpersonDaniel S. Santos who is accompanied by Barangay officials during the flag raising ceremony at theParañaque City Hall on December 14, 2009. Barangay Sun Valley emerged with the Best LupongTagapamayapa after topping the screening process conducted by DILG Parañaque among the 16barangays in the city. At the far right is PqCCI PresidentAlex Flores beside DILG City Director Tess Fababeir.

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Parañaque City BusinessRegistry Databank

Parañaque City College of Science and Tech.,March 28, 2010 Commencement Exercise

City Development Council

January 4 - 30, 2010

July 21 - 23, 2010Angeles City, Pampanga

Growth of Membership base

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2008 2008 572009 2009 642010 2010 70

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Implementaion of Income-generating projectsLeadership and Dynamism

ParañaqueBusinessConferenceJanuary 29, 2010PAGCOR Parañaque

Net Revenue:

P 126,852.30

Parañaque CityBusiness Registry

DatabankJanuary 4 -30, 2010

Net Revenue:

P 461,531.00

General Membership MeetingsNet Revenue:P 16,187.95

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Support for Corporate Social ResponsibilityLeadership and Dynamism

Above is PqCCI and SOMCO’s banner posted on the Sucat Exit of South Superhighway fromApril until just after the election day.

PqCCI President Alex L. Flores with PPCRV Parañaque Chapter’s Education Committee ChairmanPorfirio V. Angus, Jr. And Parañaque National High School’s GPTA officials during a short briefing onhow to vote using the PCOS machine on the May 10 Elections. About 2,400 parents are present toattend the school’s pre-graduation meeting.

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“PRISM 2”

Support for Corporate Social ResponsibilityLeadership and Dynamism

Ms. Dorothy Navarro, a USAID Coordinator, presents PRISM 2 before the crowd at the PqCCI’s 64th GeneralMembership Meeting held at Max’s Restaurant - Sucat, Branch. Private Sector Mobilization for Family Health Phase 2(PRISM 2) is USAID’s thrust in enhancing engagement with the Private Sector for better health service delivery. PqCCIallocated a 30-minue slot for the organization to deliver their presentation. PqCCI also endorsed member companies whomight be interested to partner with them on this undertaking.

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Active participation of members in Chamber activities.Leadership and Dynamism

63rd General Membership Meeting

November 17, 2009 |Toho Restaurant“Forum on Disaster Preparedness”

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Then South SectorGovernor Enrique Lim givehis inspirational remarkbefore the PqCCI membersand guests. He alsocongratulated PqCCI forcontinuously giving itsmembers this qualitylearning session.

Active participation of members in Chamber activities.Leadership and Dynamism

Focus Group Discussion - Most Business Friendly LGUSeptember 17, 2009 | Toho Restaurant, Parañaque City

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Active participation of members in Chamber activities.Leadership and Dynamism

64th General Membership Meeting

August 3, 2010 | Max’s Restaurant - Sucat, Parañaque“Forum for Progress”

The PqCCI’s 64th GMM featured the re-elected Mayor Florencio M. Bernabe, Jr. And Vice Mayor Gus Tambuntingof Parañaque City. The theme “Forum for Progress” aims to allow the local government deliver itsaccomplishments and updates on what Parañaquenses may expect on the coming years, especially, with theMayor’s last term in office; and on the other hand, to allow the constituents to air their concerns on various issuesaffecting the community as a whole.

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Active participation of members in Chamber activities.Leadership and Dynamism

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Board of Directors Meetings

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August

Training, Seminars, Fora

4th ParañaqueBusiness ConferenceJanuary 29, 2010 | PAGCOR Parañaque

Delivery of services to members

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Training and SeminarsDelivery of services to members

Is Your Business Safe from Internal Theft?August 5, 2010 | PAGCOR Parañaque

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Trade or Investment promotion activities

Ÿ Endorsed four (4) participants in 18th MMBC trade exhibition

Saint Nicholas Catering ServicesMalachi Organics

E-Yellow Pages FKC International

Ÿ Endorsed five (5) full page advertisers in the 18th MMBC souvenir magazine

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Delivery of services to members

Information services

Parañaque Businessman is theofficial newsletter of PqCCI. Itsquarterly issue may now bedownloaded at the PqCCI website.

Below is the latest screen captureof the PqCCI websit’s home page.Visit to view the fullcontent of the page

www.pqcci.org

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Networking servicesDelivery of services to members

The figure at the left sideshows the query results forthe phrase “junk shop” usingthe search utility of theParañaque City BusinessRegistry Databank.

Utilizing the free e-mail service ofAnd the social website of ,PqCCI can now deliver announcement ofactivities organized by itself and other localchambers to its online connections.

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Business Action CenterDelivery of services to members

The PqCCI Secretariat also manages and maintains thedatabase of the Parañaque City Business RegistryDatabank (PCBRD).As such, PqCCI can:

Provide data that may be required for trade andinvestment promotion by the City Government ofParañaque;

Promote and participate in business matching forausing the information contained in the databank;

Foster and encourage free flow of data, informationand ideas between the city government and thebusiness community; and

Provide an effective communication channel by whichpolicies and programs of the City Government ofParañaque may be more efficiently disseminated.

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Participation in PCCI activities and projects

Attendance in PCCI activitiesPhoto below shows PqCCI PresidentAlex Flores with MMCCIand PCCI officials during the “Forum of the Presidentiables”held at the Marriot Hotel on February16, 2010.

PqCCI President Alex Floresshows off the chamber’ssymbol of pride as 2009 MostOutstanding Chamber ofCommerce and Industry inNCR for the 5th consecutivetime. With him is PCCIPresident Ed Lacson, PCCIVP-NCR Tony Keh andPqCCI Executive DirectorJon Reforsado.

PqCCI Directors and members during the18th Metro Manila Business Conference heldat the Manila Hotel on July 30, 2010

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Crispina Almonte, a UP Professor, GTZ consultant andfacilitator of the Focus Group Discussion for the PCCI’s 2009Most Business-Friendly LGU Awards is shown briefing theparticipants how they may be able to rate the performance ofthe Parañaque City Government.

Submission of reports, articles andmembership database to PCCI

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Other activities attended by PqCCI Directors

One Town One Product CongressMarch 12, 2010

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Parañaque Consumer WelfareOffice Symposium “Bayarin sakuryente, tumataas na naman”May 25, 2010| San Antonio Gym

DTI's PQA Roadshow &Symposium on the Pro-ActivePrograms for CompetitivenessJune 4, 2010|Bayview Park Hotel

Asian Institute of ManagementFocus Group DiscussionAugust 24, 2010| ACCM

City Council SessionHearing on Toll Fee regulationAugust 12, 2010| Parañaque

Asia Marketing FederationNovember 6, 2009 | White Palace,Vietnam

PqCCI President AlexFlores (center) with otherparticipants in the AsiaMarketing Federation heldat White Palace, Vietnam.He also proposed for asisterhood agreement withthe Vietnam’s delegate(right) who is a member ofthe Vietnam Chamber ofCommerce.