NEWS & ARTICLES

Traffic congestion has long been the bane of Metro Manila commuters and motorists alike, particularly along Edsa. As authorities search for solutions to alleviate this gridlock, proposals for elevated toll roads have surfaced. Having elevated toll roads is a quick fix that may offer traffic...

One of the essential skills that small and medium enterprises (SMEs) need to master in order to survive growing pains is the strategic use of the financial tools available to them. Beyond the day-to-day management of expenses and business revenue, SMEs are faced with the pressure...

Last November, on the occasion of Phinma’s 67th anniversary, we signed an agreement with De La Salle University’s (DLSU) Ramon V. del Rosario College of Business to build the Phinma-DLSU Center for Business and Society. I would like to think that we have become one...

We are in a new era of the Management Association of the Philippines. Now under the leadership of Sec. Rene D. Almendras, the MAP introduces their new core values and principles for 2024. These core values will serve as the pillars of guidance for all...

Last May 2023, U.S. President Joe Biden and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. announced a U.S. Presidential Trade and Investment Mission, which will take place from March 11 to 12, 2024 in the Philippines to discuss several initiatives that can help boost potential investments and partnerships...

It being Women’s Month this March, we at the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) are happy we now have a diverse Board of Governors, with not just a few women but almost an even number of men and women serving on the board. At...

The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) is determined to make a difference in the life of the nation. Among its five major pursuits in 2024 is Shared prosperity (SP), a deeply relevant aspiration in a country where 47 percent of families said they felt...

Micro, small and medium enterprises, commonly referred to as MSMEs, contribute significantly to the economy and job creation and are thus critical to economic development. These enterprises accounted for 99% of business establishments and 65% of employment in the country in 2022. Further, MSMEs generate...

The Philippine economic development strategies have historically been focused on gross domestic product (GDP) growth, primarily through investment in infrastructure, big-ticket investment projects and showcase industrial ventures. While economic policy is the prime responsibility of government in most countries, in capitalistic economies like ours, the...