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INDUCTION OF THE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES (MAP) 2026 BOARD OF GOVERNORS
News Release
February 4, 2026
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Creative Industries as an Engine of ASEAN Economic Growth: The Business Case for ACE-CI
MAP Insights
June 16, 2026
A Thought Leadership Piece on the ASEAN Center of Excellence for Creative Industries (ACE-CI) When I built a communications consultancy from the ground up, the raw material was never just strategy or capital; it was creativity. The ability to craft narratives, design messages that...
Redefining Resilience: Women in Times of Crisis
MAPping the Future
June 15, 2026
During times of crisis, it is often said that women are able to keep their heads up and are always able to bounce back. Despite being under-estimated and under-appreciated, women are the backbones of societies and families. However, this also means that women are more...
The Philippines’ ASEAN Chairship: Turning People, Peace, and Prosperity into Results
MAP Insights
June 9, 2026
The Philippines’ chairship of ASEAN in 2026 comes at a consequential moment for Southeast Asia. The region is navigating intensifying major-power rivalry, maritime tensions, energy and food insecurity, digital disruption, climate risks, and uneven development among member states. ASEAN is now an 11-member community following...
Advocacies

1. Campaign Against Malnutrition and Child Stunting (CAMACS)
The MAP CAMACS aims to help eradicate malnutrition through a multi-sectoral approach and contribute to the improvement of the overall nutritional status of Filipino children, our country’s future workforce.

2. SCALE Program
The SCALE PROGRAM is a joint project of Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Foxmont Capital Partners, IdeaSpace Foundation Inc./QBO, PwC Philippines and MAP.

3. FitMAP
This is a quarterly publication of the Health Committee of the Management Association of the Philippines.

4. Agri-Aqua Innovation Challenge
Agriculture plays a significant role in the Philippines, what with the country’s abundance of farming terrain, bodies of water, and the tropical climate conditions best suited for sustaining crops, livestock, and fisheries. However, the country is still behind its neighbors in farm productivity, crop diversification, and agri/sea-based exports. Furthermore, farmers and fisherfolks remain the top two poorest groups in the country. Currently, the Philippines needs innovative measures for its agri-aqua sectors. Fortunately, public and private sectors are working on different projects that help improve and sustain this.
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