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.
NAME | COMPANY | NWC POSITION | |
|---|---|---|---|
Arman Malgapo | Amkor Technology Philippines, Inc. | NETWORKING | |
Ariel Pablo | Analog Devices Gen. Trias Inc. | DEPUTY CHAIRPERSON | |
Melanie Quiambao | Continental Temic Electronics (Phils.). Inc | TRAINING | |
Dante Hernandez | Gruppo EMS, Inc. | ADVOCACY | |
Fherie Gonzales | Ibiden Philippines Inc. | SERVICES | |
Joy Bondo | Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. | INFORMATION | |
Monina Dimacuha | Ionics EMS, Inc. | TRAINING | |
Wilda Calderon | Maxeon Solar Technologies | CHAIRPESON | |
Andrea Elca | Microchip Technology Operations Corporation | ADVOCACY | |
Alvin Eusebio | onsemi | DEPUTY CHAIRPERSON | |
Marilou Ferradnos | Teradyne | SERVICES | |
Jennifer Ayson | Texas Instruments (Philippines), Inc. | R&D | |
Adornita Panganiban | Toshiba | NETWORKING | |
Darlene Gutierrez | Western Digital Philippines | INFORMATION |
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.