Networking Committee Meetings
The Networking Committees (NWCs) are attended by Directors/Senior Managers, Managers and Supervisors, to act as the platform for benchmarking and exchange of ideas. Through the NWCs, SEIPI organizes a wide variety of training programs to strengthen the global competitiveness of the industry.
About the Association
AESSEP is the venue for sharing of best-known practices on environmental health and safety, plant engineering and facilities maintenance, space utilization and operation reliability. Its vision is to be the role model among various industries in ensuring safety in the workplace, persevering the environment and keeping abreast with the best facilities technology as part of achieving total quality productivity. It’s mission is to encourage members to achieve and maintain a safe and environment friendly industry through: continuous education and training, compliance to regulations and standards, clean technology, energy management, equipment reliability and facilities management.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Mylene Armamento | |
| Analog Devices | Jocelyn Daluraya/Miguel Dy | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc. | Roger Mendoza | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Sheila Romero/Jarrel Navarez | |
| Gruppo EMS | Geraldine Lat/Marck Magapi | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | John Christopher Javier | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Marcelino Sin/Felise Pelaez | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Mark Deodoro | |
| Maxeon Solar Technologies | Jess Peralta | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corporation | Gemma Domingo | |
| Minebea Mitsumi, Inc. | Jove Pasaol/Jasmin Capangpangan | |
| onsemi | Ma. Gina Picardal | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Francis Ann Llana | |
| Texas Instruments | Ariel Ganayo/Vlademir Buccat/Rodelio Carino/Vivian Ananayo |
2022 Priorities
- Participate proactively in regulatory changes affecting the industry
- Organize value-added trainings and webinars for best practices and available technologies for members
- Improve engagement and participation of AESSEP members by 10%
2022 Projects
Training
- Conduct the following learning sessions/trainings:
- Energy Manager’s Learning Session/Training
- BFP Requirements (FSMR, Smoke Control Management)
- New Technology for Facilities and Environment (e. g. Water Conservation Awareness Sustainability)
R&D/Research
- Share new technologies during GMM
- Renewable energy/solar power/energy efficiency
- Wastewater Technology (e.g. Automatic Segregation by Enviscicle)
Advocacy
- Set a meeting with PSME to understand how they can support requirements of PEZA for the Organic Professional Mechanical Engineers (PME)
- Set a meeting with PEZA for the clarification of Organic PME requirements
- Conduct a Climate Change learning session during GMM
- Participate in stakeholder consultations and technical working groups for concerns and regulations affecting the industry (as needed)
Information
- Share updates on emerging laws and regulations (including changes and revisions in policies) during GMM
- Send quarterly newsletters to AESSEP members.
Networking
- Conduct 4 GMMs
- Participate in the SSC (as needed)
Service
- Knowledge-sharing of practices of the members’ suppliers/vendors
- Organize a CSR Activity (can be a joint CSR with other NWCs)
2021 NWC WEBINAR SCHEDULES
| Q1 | March 30 |
| Q2 | June 10 |
| Q3 | September 6 |
| Q4 | December 2 |
For more information, please contact celle.toledo@seipi.org.ph
About the Association
SEIPI’s networking committee that continuously works on the best security professional practices, which shares a common goal amongst SEIPI members. Its vision is to provide leadership role in the design and propagation of effective security business practices and application for semiconductor and electronics industries in the Philippines.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Rommel Ligayo | |
| Analog Devices | Tom Kane | |
| Automated Technology Phils. | Roger Mendoza | |
| Cebu Mitsumi, Inc. | Victor Magpantay | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Norman Alpuerto | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Eduardo Guese | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Celeste Franche | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Jess Aleluya | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Nelson Nayve | |
| Maxim Integrated (now part of Analog Devices) | Edwin Perez | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Robinie Batacandolo/Leandre Llanera | |
| onsemi | Lawrence Abello | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Manu Serra | |
| Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc. | Jake Jesena | |
| Shieldcoach Security Company | Pol Camacho/Nilo Pomaloy |
Top three (3) priorities for 2022
- Require active participation of all APPS officers and members in all activities by including at least 1 relevant case study to be shared in every GMM.
- Enhance dissemination of related security matters through the APPS viber and email.
- Conduct modular training for APPS members to enhance skills and knowledge of security practitioners.
Training
- Cyber security
- National Defense Authorization Act
- Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Certification
- Leadership Training for Security Personnel Personnel (Strengthen and professionalize Security Personnel assigned in semiconductor companies)
R&D
- Present a technology, new or existing, that will improve the industry security practice.
Advocacy
- Determine the current situation on the presence of illicit semiconductor and electronic products in the marketplace.
Information
- Enhance dissemination of related security matters through the APPS Viber group and email distribution list
Networking
- Conduct Virtual GMMs
Service
- Sharing of Best Practices
- 1st GMM Topic: “Maximizing Relevant Data for Security Use”
- Next GMM topic: “Semiconductor company forced to stop operations due to COVID cases”
2022 NWC WEBIANRS SCHEDULES
| Q1 | April 20, 2022 |
| Q2 | June 23, 2022 |
| Q3 | September 22, 2022 |
| Q4 | November 14, 2022 |
For more information, please contact leila.guinto@seipi.org.ph
About the Association
ASEFEX is the gathering of finance executives practicing in the semiconductor and electronics industry, bonded by the spirit of volunteerism for the benefit of the industry as a whole and members’ respective companies in particular. ASEFEX envisions to be the strategic partner of SEIPI in driving the Philippine semiconductor and electronics industry towards global competitiveness through excellence and leadership in the field of finance. Its mission is to advocate the development, implementation and advancement of the industry by promoting information sharing, benchmarking, training and development, values formation and networking on relevant financial issues for the benefit of SEIPI member companies and the industry as a whole.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Onsemi | Geraldine Decena | |
| Analog Devices, Inc. | Aimee Banzuela | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines Inc. | William Garcia | |
| Asurion Techlog Center Philippines | Dexter Medilla | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Alex Patoc | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corp. | Minerva Jose | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines Inc. | Rosario Florendo | |
| Ibiden Philippines Inc. | Felix Halili | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Laila Juaman | |
| Analog Devices Philippines Inc. | Kristin Po | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Ron Andrade | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corp. | Marita Malabanan | |
| Automated Technology Phil., Inc. | Lorna Manguerra | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Marvi Mangona | |
| TI (Philippines), Inc. | Lauren Mitchell | |
| Maxeon Solar Technologies | Irene De Vega | |
| STMicroelectronics | Winifreda Misa |
2022 Priorities
- Continue providing training in relation to CREATE Law, new accounting standards, updates on RPT (Related Party Transaction), and other accounting issues.
- Participate in Public Hearings/Fora/Consultation Meetings on pressing advocacy issues.
- Promote CFO 2.0 among ASEFEX members.
Training
- Seminars on new accounting standards and other accounting related issues, updates on RPT, and CREATE; Soft skills training (e.g. Excel training & etc.)
R&D
- Research on CFO 2.0 / Sustainable Finance
Advocacy
- Representation in Public Hearings/Fora/ Consultation Meetings to be updated in timely issues. Position paper on 5% GIT & Allowable Deduction / Clarification on BIR VAT concern on RR 21 -2021
Information
- Create database of SEIPI member-companies from Business World’s Top 1000 Corporations
Networking
- Benchmarking or Learning sessions on best practices and new normal challenges. Partnership with other Tax team (e.g. PCCI / SGV, PWC/Isla Lipana & other auditing firm)
Service
- Hold one CSR activity in partnership with other NWC/s.
Quarterly Meetings
| March | |
| June | |
| September | |
| December |
For more information, please contact analin.lozano@seipi.org.ph.
About the Association
ASEMEP provides support to member-companies in benchmarking manufacturing activities, technical trainings and strategic planning. It hosts the annual National Technical Symposium aimed at showcasing technical expertise of SEIPI semiconductors and electronics engineers. The group is likewise pursuing a strong and active Academe-Government-Industry Forum to help shape a more relevant technical and engineering education curriculum.
Under ASEMEP are four (4) Community of Practices (COPs) whose objective is to foster intellectual exchange between different engineering practices in the semiconductor and electronics industry. These are:
Semiconductor and Electronics Training Council (SETC)
ASEMEP ESD Council (AEC)
ASEMEP Quality and Productivity Council (AQ&PC)
Council of Failure Analysis and Reliability (CFAR)
Vision
Create ENABLED manufacturing engineers in the semiconductor and electronics industry. Engineers Networked to achieve Advanced technology Breakthroughs that would Lead to Economic and social Development.
Mission
To keep our fellow engineers abreast with the technological development both in local and foreign endeavors. To promote and participate in programs supportive of both industry and national interest, particularly in technical skills development, industry-academe linkage and corporate social responsibility. To be the preferred venue and forum where engineers can share their technical competence. To enable community of practices that will foster intellectual exchange.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Erwin De Guzman | |
| Analog Devices Inc. | Rey Luares | |
| Analog Devices Inc. | Rianne Reyes | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Edmon Salimo | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils), Inc. | Redmond Ritualo | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Chito Del Mundo | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Ian Baccay | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Ronald Hilaria | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Emma Gerodias | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corporations | Imelda Cruz | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Hubert Deiparine | |
| onsemi | Peter Awayan | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Ian Harvey Arellano | |
| Texas Instruments Philippines Inc. | James Baello |
ASEMEP COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE (COPs)
1.1 ASEMEP ESD COUNCIL (AEC)
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Arlene Olanio/Shiela Golez | |
| Analog Devices, Inc. | Raymond Sietereales | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc. | Ara B. Malabanan | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils), Inc. | Jose Pulgado Jr. | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Raymond Ciasico/Johnrey Acuin | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Laurelyn Silva/Arlyn Sy | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Francis John Densing | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Ely Torrecampo | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corporations | Bobby M. Tovera | |
| MinebeaMitsumi, Inc. | Marigold Cagande | |
| onsemi | Celon Cada | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Vincent Confesor |
1.2 ASEMEP QUALITY & PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL (AQ&PC)
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Mr. Renato “Jon” Salazar Jr. | |
| Analog Devices | Mr. Augie Andal | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc | Ms. Marie Antazo | |
| Cebu Mitsumi, Inc. | Mr. Winnie Castor/Ms. Wiljulyn Sulapas | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Ms. Mary Anne Amarillo Pardines/Mr. Omar Melendrez | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Ms. Shiela Dela Pena/Ms. Lorievic Navera | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Ms. Roann Canlas | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Ms. Marites Gonzales/Ms. Semperfi Alexsis Pestano | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Ms. Agnes Zamora | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Ms. Ranibell Gonzales | |
| Onsemi – Carmona | Ms. Jocelyn Siapco | |
| Onsemi – Tarlac | Ms. Marlyn V. Sebastian | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Ms. Arlene Salido/Ms. Maricel Estebal | |
| Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc. | Ms. Reynalda Ballena/Mr. Howell Corpuz |
1.3 COUNCIL FOR FAILURE ANALYSIS & RELIABILITY (CFAR)
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Celia Corpuz | |
| Analog Devices Inc. | Saidaliah Sarip/EM Julius Dela Cruz/Ronel Dipalac | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc. | Ailyn Tan | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Sherwin Abing/Melita Sandra De La Merced | |
| Gruppo EMS. Inc. | Elmer Tabor | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Ederlyn Valera | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Gilbert Diwa/Joseph Garfin | |
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Humphrey Marzo | |
| Minebea Mitsumi, Inc. | Hubert Deiparine/Marigold Cagande | |
| Microchip Technology, Inc. | Gareth Angsanto/Nerwin Beronio /Lilia Unite/Charlie Estela | |
| ON Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. | Mart Cruz | |
| STMicroelectronics Inc. | Jesse Jagape | |
| Texas Instruments | Mark Anthony Ros/Daffny Yvonne Fangonil/Gemmalyn Santiago/Salvador Masangkay/Helen Calimlim |
1.4 SEIPI TRAINING COUNCIL (SETC)
| Company | Name | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Erwin De Guzman | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc | Louie Sher Pineda/Dolly Mendoza | |
| Cebu Mitsumi, Inc. | Mithi Juacel/Hubert Deiparine | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Erwin Aguilar | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Carolyn Godoy | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Edwin Rocafor/Ciara Pabrua | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Ronald Gabasan/Ronald Hilaria | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Lani Valle | |
| Maxim Integrated (now part of Analog Devices) | Exequiel Abad | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Lester Uy | |
| onsemi Carmona | Olsen Bandahala | |
| onsemi Tarlac | Marlyn Sebastian/Jeffrey Abas | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Ronald Gervacio | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Francisco Baldemor | |
| Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc. | Crystal Mae Dirige-Benauro/Gerson Bantag |
Top 3 Priorities for 2022 (ASEMEP)
- Conduct ASEMEP National Technical Symposium (ANTS)
- Secure CPD Points for ASEMEP Events (SETC)
- Create a Searchable repository of ASEMEP technical papers
Top 3 Priorities for 2022 (AEC)
- Continue upscaling ESD Engineers by holding iNARTE certification training.
- Support industry-academe linkage initiatives by offering ESD training to universities.
- Conduct 1 Virtual ESD Forum.
Top 3 Priorities for 2022 (AQ&PC)
- Offer more training and virtual events to support the ramp up of companies in the new normal.
- Ensure active participation of officers and encourage additional companies to join the AQ&PC activities and projects.
- Improve the planning efficiency and execution of AQ&PC projects and activities.
Top 3 Priorities for 2022 (SETC)
- Increase SME pool and implement the Master Trainer Program.
- Continue the CPD accreditation (PRC) project in collaboration with ASEMEP BODs.
- Complete the Training Needs Analysis survey for Engineers.
Top 3 Priorities for 2022 (CFAR)
- Educate the academe at targeted tiers – junior and senior high, pre-grad, instructors.
- Define collaboration opportunities between the industry players and academe.
- Conduct virtual GMMs and Annual Forum (Best Practices of FA and Reliability Techniques).
(ASEMEP)
Training
- General Membership Meetings (GMMs)
- Create an ASEMEP Calendar of activities
R&D
- Conduct webinar related to IR 4.0 (Adaption and Updates from other country)
Advocacy
- Support SETC in completion of requirements for CPD Points thru ASEMEP events.
Information
- ASEMEP Website
- Searchable repository of ASEMEP technical papers
Networking
- ANTS 2022
- ASEMEP and COPs Online Team Building
Service
- Organize 1 CSR Activity for all COPs
(SETC)
Training
- Complete Training Needs Analysis Projects for Engineers in collaboration with all the Communities of Practice.
- Implement the Master Trainer Program with Certification.
R&D
- Support industry-academe linkage initiatives through the curriculum design improvement for standardization of training projects.
Advocacy
- Review the TESDA technician program offerings and licensures.
- CPD Points through ASEMEP events.
Information
- Social Media Presence in SETC Facebook page.
Networking
- Quarterly RMMs
Service
- Strengthen workforce capability by providing trainings/orientation
(CFAR)
Training
- General Membership Meetings, CFAR Virtual Annual Forum
R&D
- Support R&D Collaboration Project between the Industry and Academe
Advocacy
- Linkage between Failure Analysis and Reliability Industry and Academe
Information
- Update service providers for laboratory outsourcing and/or suppliers, CFAR Promotion on social media platforms
Networking
- CFAR Benchmarking Convention, CFAR Online Team Building
Service
- Reliability & Failure Analysis tutorial from third party, Support R&D projects through fundraising.
(AEC)
Training
- Learning Sessions on:
- ESD Awareness (General Information, Benefits, Implementation etc.)
- Basic ESD Standards
- Related to iNARTE Examination/Certification
R&D
- Learning Sessions on:
- New Developments from Suppliers
- Academe Research on ESD
Advocacy
- iNARTE ESD Certification
Information
- Activate AEC Facebook & AEC Viber Group.
Networking
- Virtual ESD Symposium (recorded video presentations as an option)
Service
- Support industry-academe linkage initiatives by conducting an online ESD training to partner with academic institutions.
(AQ&PC)
Training
- Learning Sessions on Quality and Productivity during Regular Membership Meetings (RMMs)
R&D
- Support Industry-Academe linkage projects by engaging universities and colleges in AQ&PC RMM.
Advocacy
- Active collaboration for Industry and the Academe.
Information
- Quarterly Newsletter
Networking
- Active participation of SEIPI member companies in AQ&PC projects and activities
Service
- Support ASEMEP repository database to store technical papers and presentation materials from RMMs and Benchmarking Convention
2022 NWC WEBINAR SCHEDULES
ASSOCIATION OF SEMICONDUCTOR AND ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS OF THE PHILIPPINES (ASEMEP)
| Online team building (ASEMEP and COPs) | May 10, 2022 |
| Q2 GMM | June 8, 2022 |
| Q3 GMM | August 26, 2022 |
| Joint webinar with ASITEP and AESSEP on Q3 (IR 4.0) | September 13, 2022 |
| ANTS 2022 | Tentative: November 23-26, 2022 |
| CSR Activity for all COPs | December 20, 2022 |
For more information, please contact us at rose.duazo@seipi.org.ph
ASEMEP ESD COUNCIL (AEC)
| Q2 GMM | April 28, 2021 |
| Q3 GMM | August 4, 2021 |
| Virtual ASEMEP National Technical SymposiuM | June 29, 2021 |
For more information, please contact us at rose.duazo@seipi.org.ph
ASEMEP QUALITY & PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL (AQ&PC)
| Q1 RMM | March 25, 2022 (Friday), 1:30-3:30 PM |
| Q2 RMM | June 7, 2022 (Tuesday) |
| AQ&PC BENCHMARKING CONVENTION | October 27-28, 2022 (Thursday-Friday) |
| Q4 RMM | November 25, 2022 (Friday) |
For more information, please contact us at joy.gumban@seipi.org.ph
COUNCIL FOR FAILURE ANALYSIS & RELIABILITY (CFAR)
| Q1 RMM | N/A |
| Q2 RMM | May 18, 2022 |
| Q3 RMM | August 17, 2022 |
| CFAR Virtual Annual Forum | November 10, 2022 |
For more information, please contact us at joy.gumban@seipi.org.ph
SEIPI TRAINING COUNCIL (SETC)
| Q1 RMM | March 25, 2022 |
| Q2 RMM | June 17, 2022 |
| SETC Training Summit | September 16, 2022 |
| Q4 RMM | November 18, 2022 |
For more information, please contact us at sherline.sabile@seipi.org.ph
About the Association
ASITEP is the forefront networking committee addressing serious Information and Technology, and electronic-commerce or e-commerce issues and concerns in the industry. Its vision is to become a strong community of IT experts, recognized as an integral partner of the semiconductor and electronics industy in a globally competitive Philippines. Its vision is to be an active advocate and strong source of information technology expertise and experience in a globally competitive Philippines.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Jonathan Anthony Ac-ac | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Jonathan Mondero | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc. | Richard Ryan Santos | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Jonathan Francis De Jesus | |
| Gruppo EMS | Wowie Makalintal | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Gloria Delfin | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Norman Paca | |
| Ionics EMS. Inc. | Jay Chavez | |
| Analog Devices Inc. | Enrico Ilagan | |
| Minebea Mitsumi | Neil Dumoran | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corporation | John Lemuel Sevilleno | |
| Rep. Microchip | Ryan Macam | |
| Onsemi | Jill Mallorca | |
| STMicroelectronics | William Calamba | |
| Texas Instruments | Jan Capitulo |
Top three (3) priorities for 2022
- Promote IR 4.0 connectivity and best practices.
- Identify the skills and gaps of SEIPI IT in relation to the existing CHED curriculum.
- Encourage Cyber Security Awareness and share Digitalization Strategies.
Training
- IR4.0 Awareness through GMMs
- Develop Data Analytics capability among SEIPI members.
R&D
- Research IR 4.0 connectivity best Practices and share with SEIPI members.
Advocacy
- Participate on the updating of the PSG for IT-based courses with CHED.
Information
- Learning sessions on Managing IT in the new normal specific to cyber security.
Networking
- Continue developing collaboration with partners and academe through webinars.
Service
- Upgrade SEIPI website and link NWC website/s.
2022 NWC WEBINAR SCHEDULES
| Q1 | April 19, 2022 |
| Q2 | June 23, 2022 |
| Q3 | September 13, 2022 |
| Q4 | December 8, 2022 |
For more information, please contact kath.saez@seipi.org.ph
About the Association
ASLM is SEIPI’s committee in charge of facilitation movement of goods, with main lobbying efforts towards simplifying procedures in the Bureau of Customs and PEZA. Its vision is to make the Philippines the benchmark country in Asia in trade facilitation. It’s mission is to enhance the global competitiveness of the industry, through the simplification of import and export rules and regulations towards the improvement of trade facilitation thereby reducing the transit and cycle time of finished goods and cost of doing business in the Philippines.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Alex Cabriga | |
| Analog Devices | Ariel Pablo | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc. | Annie Sampani | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Marc Roca | |
| Gruppo EMS | Abel Javier | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Malou Ronquillo | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Joy Bondoc | |
| Ionics EMS. Inc. | Monina Dimacuha | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corporation | Maria Elena Laresma/Andrea Elca | |
| Minebea Mitsumi | Wilma Gonzaga | |
| onsemi | Alvin Eusebio | |
| STMicroelectronics | Sheila Tolentino | |
| Maxeon Solar Technologies | Wilda Calderon | |
| Texas Instruments | Brian Calinao |
Top three (3) priorities for 2022
- Eliminate unauthorized OT Charges at PEZA facilities.
- Continuous exemption of the industry from ETRACC.
- Exemption from red tagging by the BOC X Ray Selectivity System.
Training
- Training sessions for:
- Incoterms 2020
- Strategic Trade Management Office Requirements
R&D
- Benchmarking among members on transportation strategies to reduce overall costs and address supply availability.
- Conduct study for consolidation LCL shipments and use of dry CY in Calamba.
Advocacy
- Advocate for industry concerns on priority advocacy projects:
- BOC X Ray
- BOC Unauthorized OT
- BOC ETRACC
- PNP Application Process
- PEZA EZTS
Information
- Provide Updates on BOC AEO Application and Process.
Networking
- Participation of ASLM members in industry meetings organized by gov’t agencies or other organizations.
- Conduct quaraterly GMMs.
Services
- Fund-raising project.
2022 NWC WEBINAR SCHEDULES
| Q1 | March 17, 2022 |
| Q2 | April 28, 2022 |
| Q3 | September 8, 2022 |
| Q4 | November 24, 2022 |
For more information, please contact gen.bautista@seipi.org.ph
About the Association
ASPA is the networking committee tasked in managing and policing ethical hiring practices within the industry as well as serving as a networking venue for best known labor relation practices and information source for the industry on other labor related matters. Its vision is to reinforce the transition of the organization to become strategic business partners (SBPs) of the semiconductor and electronics industry.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Ms. Jocelle Alvarez | |
| Analog Devices Philippines, Inc. | Ms. Cindy Cabezas | |
| Automated Technology (Phils.), Inc | Ms. Louie Sher Pineda | |
| Cebu Mitsumi, Inc. | Mr. Edwin Honrada | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Ms. Mayeth Bondoy/Ms. Ruby Guevarra | |
| Gruppo EMS, Inc. | Ms. Chie Dizon/Ms. Ida Binua | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Ms. Excel Genon | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Mr. Mick Batonero/Ms. Janina Montanano | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Ms. Lani Valle | |
| Maxeon Solar Technologies | Mr. Demiel Tabing | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Ms. Airene Reyes | |
| onsemi | Ms. Anne Cordero | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Ms. Leah Cruz | |
| Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc. | Ms. Jane Leigh D Garcia/Ms. Jeanette Casana Ladio | |
Top Priorities for 2022
- Strengthen ties with member companies and increase active participation of HR Professionals.
- Launch HR data exchange on HR Practices among member-companies and implement Compensation & Benefit survey.
- Encourage active participation of BODs in ASPA Projects.
Training
- Training session to cover timely issues (e.g. Retention Strategies, Data Privacy for HR, DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion)
R&D
- Compensation and Benefits survey
Advocacy
- Representation in Public Hearings/Fora/Consultation Meetings
- Support the Sector Skills Council initiatives and plans
Information
- Create Data Profile of SEIPI Member Companies
Networking
- Conduct Quarterly GMMs
Service
- CSR activity
For more information, please contact gen.bautista@seipi.org.ph
Quarterly Meetings
| Q1 RMM | March 31 |
| Q2 RMM | May 24 |
| Q3 RMM | August 23 |
| Q4 RMM | November 22 |
About the Association
ASPM is the venue for sharing information among SEIPI member-companies on best procurement practices, localization of raw materials, supplier co-development and other related matters. It’s objectives are: To increase purchasing effectiveness and productivity To develop the industry’s supply base and purchasing environment To increase the purchasing contribution to the employer organizations’ survival and growth; To continually develop purchasing competencies and perform above the standards of the purchasing profession.
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | Kent McGable | |
| Analog Devices Inc. | Ria Ayson | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Ana Marie Lagaras | |
| Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. | Mary Anne Garcia | |
| Gruppo EMS | Danny Javid | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Lorelie “Lai” Mendoza | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Malou Ronquillo | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Joy Bondoc | |
| Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | Neri Arela | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Perly Lazo | |
| Ionics EMS, Inc. | Ramil Batongbakal | |
| Microchip Technology Operations Corporation | Marites Yarcia | |
| Cebu Mitsumi Inc. | Reynaldo Taghoy | |
| onsemi | Daisy Umayam | |
| Texas Instruments | Rose Siobal |
Top 3 Priorities 2022
- Implement Parts Localization Consolidation project with VisMin ASPM.
- Ensure supply stability and continuity and Strengthen BCPs.
- Monitor Market Trends for commodities.
Training
- Training/ learning sessions covering ASPM priorities (2 and 3) in GMM’s
R&D
- Alignment of Purchasing Parts Localization Initiative with VisMin ASPM
Advocacy
- Execute the Parts Localization Initiative with Vismin ASPM.
Information
- ASPM Newsletter
Networking
- Maintain the 2021 average attendance.
Service
- 1 CSR activity
2021 NWC WEBINAR SCHEDULES
| Q1 | April 26, 2022 |
| Q2 | July 19, 2022 |
| Q3 | September 19, 2022 |
| Q4 | December 20, 2022 |
For more information, please contact kath.saez@seipi.org.ph
