The Manila Times' 5th Business Forum, with the theme "The Philippine Economic Outlook in 2017: Peace Toward Sustainable Prosperity," is set to be held at the Marco Polo Hotel Davao this Friday, February 10 from 8:00am to 4:00pm.
Aside from the previously-announced guests President Rodrigo Duterte (Keynote Speaker) and Finance Secretary Carlos Rodriguez III, His Excellency Ambassador Zhao Jianhua of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Philippines, SM Investments Corporation Senior Vice President for Investor Relations and Corporate Communications Ms. Corazon Guidote, Asian Development Bank Philippines Country Office Country Director Mr. Richard Bolt and PwC Philippines Chairman and Senior Partner Mr. Alexander Cabrera are expected to be at the event.
For more information on the Forum, contact (02) 633-0153 or 643-3887, SMS 0920-981-4376 or 0920-924-2532 or email info@exlinkevents.com.
The Philippine Economy's reported to be rising, but do we know enough to determine our future business decisions? To give you a head start, here are 5 ways to know more about the Philippine economy.
Read/Watch/Listen to the News. There are news channels and broadsheets which gives more emphasis on business, and they even have their own set of analysts.
Observe your surroundings. Even for just one day, stick yourself to a place and take a look at the surroundings -sometimes, to see is to believe.
Learn their culture. Sometimes, observing is not enough - you may want to mingle with the folks and get their sentiments, as well as what do they need.
Analyse discussions brought by experts thoroughly. From the analyses brought by different experts in the media, you can get a closer look by predicting what will be the outcome in the future. In some cases, you need to thoroughly take a closer look through trusted sources.
Attend conferences related to business. Aside from the benefits of talking to fellow businessmen, conferences showcase key resource speakers who will bring in helpful insights that will add value to your knowledge.
There are many ways to know more not just about the Philippine economy but also the economies of other countries. Then again, it's all about getting knowledge.
The Manila Times' 5th Business Forum will be held at the Ballrooms 1 to 3 of the Marco Polo Hotel in Davao City this February 10, 2017 from 8:00am to 3:00pm, featuring President Rodrigo Duterte, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez and World Bank Lead Economist and Program Leader Ms. Birgit Hansl.
Contact ExLink at (02) 633-0153 or 643-3887, SMS 0920-924-2532 or 0920-981-4376, or email info@exlinkevents.com to reserve your seats.
According to reports, the Philippine economy is said to grow by 8% this year. Know how this will happen - and see President Rodrigo Duterte - at The Manila Times' 5th Business Forum this February 10, 2017 at the Marco Polo Hotel in Davao City.
Aside from President Duterte as the keynote speaker, Secretary of Finance Mr. Carlos Rodriguez and World Bank Lead Economist & Program Leader Ms. Brigit Hansl are confirmed for the said event.
Learn "The Philippine Economic Outlook for Peace Toward Sustainable Prosperity" at The Manila Times' 5th Business Forum. Reserve your seats by calling ExLink at (02) 633-0153 or 643-3887; SMS 0920-924-2532 or 0920-981-4376 or email info@exlinkevents.com now.
