NEWS & ARTICLES

The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) has advised its members to find ways to innovate and embrace digitization to survive and prepare future pandemics, as the “good old days” will never return....

Interview (timeslot 11:46 to 23:50) of MAP National Issues Committee Co-Chair RIZA MANTARING in “GISING NA” daily news program in the morning in Daily Tribune News Live, Radyo Bandido TV and DZRJ on September 16, 2021: Click here...

After more than a year of rolling out experimental drugs for emergency use to combat the coronavirus pandemic, the jury’s still out as to which vaccine brands are effective against the current Delta variant. Some of those who’ve been fully jabbed are still getting infected...

This month of September we are celebrating two of our most important natural assets or capital—our marine biodiversity resulting from our being a MAN (Maritime and Archipelagic Nation that hosts the center of the center of marine biodiversity in the world) and our bamboo of...

The world has gone green. TESLA and even Porsche has electric cars. Yet, in a country like ours, GREEN power is not getting enough push. Did you know it would take 200 permits to get a solar plant started? Now that’s real red tape. We...

An outstanding feature of the Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines (RCCP) is the formal institution within its corporate governance (CG) framework of “corporation whose business is vested with public interests.” Section 22 of the RCCP provides that the Board of Directors of the “following...

More than a year in the pandemic, a lot of businesses are still struggling due to the imposition of community quarantines. In fact, around 10 percent of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have closed as of June amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the...

THE COMMUTE How many of your workers now commute using bicycles? Since we experienced MECQ, ECQ, GCQ and all kinds of lockdowns and limited public transportation, it has been a focus of many companies to look for solutions to employee mobility. Even SMEs, like ours,...

Our economy has been brought to its knees by COVID-19 since March 2020. It contracted last year by 9.6%. The country’s GDP shrank by 4.2% in the first quarter this year. 2Q results may turn out better, but with the Delta variant surging the world...