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 Phils., Inc. | Mylene Armamento | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Joey Garcia | |
| Continental Temic Automotive (Phils.), Inc. | Regienald Dinulos | |
| EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Gerladine Lat | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | John Christopher Javier | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Geronimo Magsambol | |
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Rafael Navera | |
| Maxim Integrated | Roselyn Orquilla | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Robinie Batacandolo | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Ireneo Mildred Tangalin | |
| On Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Gina Picardal | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Ramir Bayot | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Elizabeth Beronio | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Sandra Chu |
Top three (3) priorities for 2017
1. Address regulatory issues and active participation in the industry
2. Establish recognition and reward systems for company’s with best practices
3. Enhance training programs and ensure member’s participation.
Training
Continuing Education Program for EHS and facilities Practitioners
R&D
Sharing of Best Practices
Advocacy
Ensure compliance and regulatory updates
Information
Government, Public and Private Consultation in EHS and Facilities
Networking
Recognition / reward system
Service
CSR Program
Quarterly Meetings
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| JUNE | |
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| DECEMBER |
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 Phils., Inc. | Rommel Ligayo | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Purisimo Uy | |
| Continental Temic Automotive (Phils.), Inc. | Norman Alpuereto | |
| EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Ed Guese | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Celeste Franche | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Jesus Aleluya | |
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Ron Andrade | |
| Maxim Integrated | Edwin Perez | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Robinie Batacandolo | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Nestor Henry Magallon | |
| ON Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Lawrence Abello | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Jimmy Erica | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Elizabeth Beronio | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Rosie May Fernandez |
Top three (3) priorities for 2017
- Increase participation of APPS member companies to GMM and other activities.
- Security as way of life in the organization.
- Sharing of best practices.
Training
Security Risk assessment and Business Continuity planning.
R&D
Latest security & protection technology and trends
Advocacy
Security as way of life in the organization.
Information
Trend current modus related to Security issues.
Networking
Increase participation of APPS member companies to GMM and other activities.
Linkage to other security organization, LEAs
Service
Sharing of best practices
Monthly Meetings
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| June | |
| September | |
| December |
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 | |
| Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Willy Garcia | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Lorna Manguerra | |
| Continental Temic Automotive (Phils.), Inc. | Marvi Mangona | |
| EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Louie Lizano | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Felix Joseph Halili | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Marita Garcia | |
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Ron Andrade | |
| Maxim Integrated | Mikhail Salinas | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Minerva Jose | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Elcelito Caputolan | |
| ON Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Gerladine Decena | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Rose Florendo | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Sanjay Khanna | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils), Inc. | Nenoca Oquialda |
Top three (3) priorities for 2017
- Training- CPE Accreditation
- Advocacy
- Close monitoring of Tax Reform
- PEZA Compliance Prescription
3. Information- Financial Information Database
Training
CPE Accreditation & Trainings
Advocacy
Close monitoring of Tax Reform & PEZA Compliance Prescription
Information
Statistics on taxes and investments that SEIPI can use as leverage when dealing with the government.
Networking
Benchmarking
Service
Immersion w/ less fortunate
Quarterly Meetings
| March | |
| June | |
| September | |
| December |
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 Phils., Inc. | Rhoneil Yasay | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Edmon Salimo | |
| Continental Temic Automotive (Phils.), Inc. | Marc Roca | |
| EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Chito Del Mundo | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Niño Rafael Datu | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Ronald Hilaria | |
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Emma Gerodias | |
| Maxim Integrated | Rianne Reyes | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Imelda Cruz | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Joevimen Gaudite | |
| ON Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Peter Awayan | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Reggie Reyes | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Jing Sanil | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Conrado Paraiso |
ASEMEP COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE (COPs)
1.1 ASEMEP ESD COUNCIL (AEC)
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Alberto May | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Ara Malabanan | |
| Continental Temic Automotive (Phils.), Inc. | Jose Pulgado Jr. | |
| EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Chito Del Mundo | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Laurelyn Torres | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | ||
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Ely Torrecampo | |
| Maxim Integrated | Richard Diamse | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Albert Chan | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Hubert Deiparine | |
| ON Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Celon Cada | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Rino Yabut | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Cyrel Garcia | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils), Inc. | Jose Yu Jr. |
1.2 ASEMEP QUALITY & PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL (AQ&PC)
| COMPANY | NAME | |
| Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Johnvert Mowit | |
| Automated Technology (Phil.) Inc. | Ana Santana | |
| Continental Temic Automotive (Phils.), Inc. | Ma. Eloisa Tobias | |
| EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Geraldine Lat | |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Albert Soriano | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | ||
| Ionics EMS Inc. | Emma Gerodias | |
| Maxim Integrated | Wilma Haig | |
| Microchip Technology Inc. | Joel Villanueva | |
| Minebea Mitsumi Inc. | Luzani Mar | |
| ON Semiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Ruben Guinto | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Benjie Munoz | |
| STMicroelectronics, Inc. | Arlene Salido | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Hershey Astroga |
1.3 COUNCIL FOR FAILURE ANALYSIS & RELIABILITY (CFAR)
| Chairperson | Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Romeo Ramirez |
| Vice-chair for Training | Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Albert Soriano |
| Vice-chair for R&D | Maxim Integrated | Camille Garcia |
| Vice-chair for Advocacy | Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Hazel Lomboy |
| Vice-chair for Information | ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Froi Ubungen |
| Vice-chair for Networking | Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Ferdie Abitan |
| Vice-chair for Services | Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Eloisa Cacho |
| Automated Technology (Phil.), Inc. | Luzviminda Veril | |
| Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Roel Padre | |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Ronald M. Hilaria | |
| Adviser | Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Eduardo San Juan |
1.4 SEIPI TRAINING COUNCIL (SETC)
| Chairperson | Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Ronald M. Hilaria |
| Vice-chair for Training | Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Erwin De Guzman |
| Vice-chair for R&D | Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Robert Ong |
| EMS Components Assembly, Inc. | Jhun Singson | |
| ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Olsen Bandahala | |
| Vice-chair for Advocacy | Maxim Integrated | Fei Gloriani |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | JP Silvestre | |
| Vice-chair for Information | Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Randy Feliciano |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Crystal Dirige | |
| Vice-chair for Networking | Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Rowena Guilalas |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Christine Sanez | |
| Vice-chair for Services | ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Ronald Gervacio |
| Automated Technology (Phil.), Inc. | Dolly Mendoza | |
| Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Arnoly Pragacha | |
| Advisers | Tsukiden Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Daisy Remetio |
Top 3 Priorities for 2017
1.Centralize Training Program under SEIPI that will link Academe to the Industry
2.Revive the public offering of Technical Training
3.Create a closed ASEMEP Facebook Group
(ASEMEP)
Training
Centralize Training Program under SEIPI that will link Academe to the Industry
Candidate are Graduate
GMM Learning Sessions
Revive the public offering of Technical Training
R&D
Providing the academe with resources/potential research topics
Improvement on the number of projects during the ANTS Convention
Advocacy
Provide technical support for licensing needs of the industry
Information
Update the ASEMEP member database
Create a closed ASEMEP Facebook Group
Networking
- Partnering with non-ASEMEP member to join GMMs, RMMs, ANTS
– Active member to bring 1 subcon/supplier to join ASEMEP
– Hold GMM and RMM in subcon/supplier to promote PSECE
- Partnering with non-ASEMEP members (Academe) to join ANTS
– Face to face meetings with Deans/Ambassador of ASEMEP
– Hold GMM and RMM in schools to promote PSECE
- Support the 2nd CSECE in Cebu
- Barkadahan activities – bowling, darts, billiards, badminton, fun run, local sports
Service
Uniting all ASEMEP (CFAR, AQ&PC, AEC) training needs under SETC as a service to raise competency of ASEMEP member companies.
(SETC)
Training
- Provide training needs of ASEMEP COPs (2 per COP)
- Implementation of SME Certification Program to increase number of SME
R&D
Conduct benchmarking with other industries related to training (e.g., BPO, Banking, Aeronautics, Automotive)
- Level 3 and 4 evaluation (ROI)
Advocacy
Continue TESDA Training Regulations project
Information
- Provide electronic publication (trends, events, programs, trivia)
Networking
- Linkage to TESDA, DepEd in terms of K-12 support, etc.
- Conduct 1 RMM per quarter
- Training Summit
Service
- Analysis of the demand of companies (Top 3 TNA); define training metrics
- Develop SETC Training Analytics
(CFAR)
Training
CFAR Annual Forum
Regular Membership Meetings and Officers Meetings
R&D
Thesis Sponsorship for Graduating Students in SUCs
Advocacy
Collaboration with Academe to Introduce Industry REL and FA (Secondary/Tertiary)
Information
Consolidation of CFAR Files through email and Facebook
Update Database of Providers for Laboratory Outsourcing Services and/or Supplies
Networking
Enhance communications/discussions thru social networking platforms (e.g. Facebook, Yahoo Groups, etc.
Service
CFAR Consultancy Services
Update list of subject matter experts (SMEs)
(AEC)
Training
Regular Membership Meetings
R&D
Participation in International
ESD/EOS Symposiums or Webinars
Advocacy
Introduction of ESD to SUCs
NARTE ESD Certification
Information
AEC Facebook Group
Networking
ESD Symposium
Service
CSR Activity
(AQ&PC)
Training
Learning Sessions (on Quality & Productivity) during Regular Membership Meetings (RMMs)
R&D
AQ& PC Benchmarking
Convention
Advocacy
Support image building of the industry by inviting people from Academe and Government entities (e.g. Dept of Education)
Information
- AQ & PC Group in Facebook
– announcements of RMM
– photo of RMM
– announcements of upcoming events) - AQ&PC Electronic Newsletter
Networking
- Benchmarking Convention
Service
- Fellowship night after AQ&PC Convention
Quarterly Meetings
| March | |
| June | |
| September | |
| December |
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.
| Chairperson | Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Nusurudin “Bobot” Tahal |
| Vice-chair for Training | ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Moises Labio |
| Vice-chair for R&D | Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Jonathan D. Mondero |
| Vice-chair for Advocacy | Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Rosalyn O. Tesoro |
| Vice-chair for Information | ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Tony Diwa |
| Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Gloria Delfin | |
| Vice-chair for Networking | Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Chanda Nacua |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Ian Libiran | |
| Vice-chair for Services | Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Ariel Medina |
Top three (3) priorities for 2017
1. IT assesment Framework / Instruments
2. Industry 4.0 / smart manufactirung
3. Cyber Security Awareness
Training
Establish Assesment framework to diagnose IT specific problems or need
R&D
Updating S&T & IT Curriculum
Industry 4.0 / smart manufactirung
Advocacy
Escalate to DICT industry about the resolution of slow internet service
Information
Cybersecurity Awareness
Networking
Promote ASITEP Facebook page
Service
Cyber Security 101
Quarterly Meetings
| March | |
| June | |
| September | |
| December |
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.
| Chairperson | Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Mhay Cara |
| Vice-chair for Training | Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Joy A. Bondoc |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Betty Sagum | |
| Vice-chair for R&D | Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Brian Calinao |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Ray Alagad | |
| Vice-chair for Advocacy | Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Joel Bautista |
| Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Edith Tangalin | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Jorge Prado | |
| Vice-chair for Information | Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Jonas Poliquit |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Adornita Panganiban | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Romel Carpio | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Cecilio Lahoz | |
| Vice-chair for Networking | Maxim Integrated | Eduardo Palma |
| Maxim Integrated | Jose Bravo | |
| Vice-chair for Services | ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Jacky Perez |
| ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Cathy Gesmundo | |
| ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Alvin Eusebio | |
| Adviser | Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Malou Ronquillo |
Top three (3) priorities for 2017
1.eZTS implementation
2.Promotion of the utilization of ICTSI LGICT & ATI ICD
– study cost impact to importers
- Processes/cost that can be streamlined/eliminated
– Expanded Constructive Export
1.Promotion of Batangas & Subic port utilization (LCL service offering)
Training
- Continuous lectures during GMM
- Best practices from forwarders
- Port tours & Process Walk-through
- Personal/Human Behaviours development training (in collaboration with ASPA/SETC)
R&D
- Processes/cost that can be streamlined/eliminated
Advocacy
- BIR ATRIG
- eZTS implementation
- PNP (continuation) & COMELEC streamlining
- STMA
- ICTSI LGICT dry port utilization (kick-off)
- Expanded constructive export
- Streamlining of LOA application for facilities, equipment, & construction
Information
- Collaboration with ASITEP on the improvement of website and central repository of documents
- Continuous updates on current logistics-related news every GMM
- Manufacturing Logistics Survey in the Philippines 2017
Networking
- GMMs
- Sharing of Best Practices through trainings
- Collaborate with other groups in PUC, EDC and PhilExport to strengthen position on certain issues and source of info
Services
- Individual assistance to members
- CSR (feeding or gift-giving of school supplies)
Quarterly Meetings
| March | |
| June | |
| September | |
| December |
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.
| Chairperson | Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Nora Liza Manalaysay |
| Vice-chair for Training | Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Atty. Genevieve Gonzales |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Nap Urbano | |
| Vice-chair for R&D | EMS Components Assembly Inc. | Ida Binua |
| ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Benjie Garvida | |
| Vice-chair for Advocacy | Maxim Integrated | Kristine Galoyo |
| Maxim Integrated | Chikki Abad | |
| Vice-chair for Information | Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Janette Binuya |
| Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Marietta Bondoy | |
| Vice-chair for Networking | Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Rowena C. Mandilag |
| Vice-chair for Services | Automated Technology (Phil.), Inc. | Hernanie Torres |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Manie Mendoza | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Edgar Santos | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Eduardo Pamplona |
Top Priorities for 2017
1) GMMs
2) Compensation and Benefits Survey
3) ASPA Portal
Training
Leadership seminars
Maximizing and strengthening Subject Matter Experts
R&D
Compensation and benefits survey for benchmarking
Training Needs Analysis
Advocacy
“Work relationship management”
People engagement
Information
ASPA Portal (web application based tool)
Networking
General Membership Meetings
Online survey/registration
Networking with other institutions (DOLE, TESDA, ECOP, PMAP, PSTD, universities, etc.)
Service
CSR Program
Quarterly Meetings
| March | |
| June | |
| September | |
| December |
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.
| Chairperson | EMS Components Assembly, Inc. | Ethel San Juan |
| Vice-chair for Training | Maxim Integrated | Ria Ayson |
| Maxim Integrated | Emmie Ubarra | |
| Vice-chair for R&D | ||
| Vice-chair for Advocacy | Ibiden Philippines, Inc. | Lorelie Africa |
| Vice-chair for Information | Automated Technology (Phil.), Inc. | Ana Marie Lagaras |
| Vice-chair for Networking | ONSemiconductor Philippines, Inc. (OSPI) | Daisy Umayam |
| Vice-chair for Services | Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Joy A. Bondoc |
| Integrated Micro-electronics, Inc. | Nerie Arela | |
| Amkor Technology Phils., Inc. | Angelita Sta. Maria | |
| Continental Temic Electronics Philippines, Inc. | Mary Anne Garcia | |
| ROHM Electronics Philippines, Inc. (REPI) | Sally Borebor | |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Suzy Gonzales | |
| Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc., | Rodel Arquisal | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Lani Espiritu | |
| Toshiba Info. Equip. (Phils.), Inc. | Beverly Rosario | |
| Adviser | Fastech Synergy Phils., Inc. | Rene dela Cruz |
Top 3 Priorities
1.Sharing of available training resources by tapping (Subject Matter Expert) SME’s for relevant trainings.
2.To support localization in collaboration with the member companies of SEIPI.
3.Promote ethical standards among member companies and suppliers.
Training
- Sharing of available training resources by tapping (Subject Matter Expert) SME’s for relevant trainings.
R&D
- To support localization in collaboration with the member companies of SEIPI
Advocacy
- Promote ethical standards among member companies and suppliers.
Information
- Easy access to supplier commodity information.
- Enhancement of procurement knowledge & information
Networking
- Quarterly GMM Meetings
- Quarterly review of accomplishments
Service
- CSR Activities
Quarterly Meetings
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| June | |
| September | |
| December |
