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05/03/2026

Victoria Buenaventura, CEO and Founder of Nuestra Señora del Rosario Credit Cooperative, emphasized integrity and trust as the foundation of sustainable enterprise during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing members of the local business community, she underscored the role of ethical leadership in strengthening economic relationships. “Maging makatotoo ka sa kapwa mo,” she said—highlighting that honesty and transparency are essential values that allow businesses and financial institutions to build long-term credibility within the commerce sector.

Founded with the mission of providing accessible financial services to individuals and small enterprises, Nuestra Señora del Rosario Credit Cooperative has grown into a trusted institution supporting community savings, loans, and cooperative development. Victoria shared how cooperatives play a crucial role in empowering MSMEs by offering financial support that helps entrepreneurs start, sustain, and expand their ventures. Her message aligned with the chamber’s broader goal of fostering a responsible and collaborative business environment—one where trust, shared growth, and community-centered finance contribute to a stronger and more inclusive commerce industry.






05/03/2026

Hon. Antolin "Lenlen" Oreta, District Representative of the Lone District of Malabon City, called on entrepreneurs and industry leaders to remain determined and forward-looking during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing members of the local business community, he underscored the role of persistence in driving both enterprise and economic development. “You have to be relentless,” he said, highlighting how sustained effort and proactive leadership are essential in navigating challenges and building stronger industries.

Oreta emphasized that the growth of Malabon’s commerce sector depends on the continued partnership between government and private enterprise. By supporting policies that encourage investment, streamline business processes, and strengthen MSMEs, he noted that the city can further position itself as a thriving center for trade and entrepreneurship. His message reinforced the chamber’s commitment to empowering local businesses, fostering collaboration among industries, and ensuring that Malabon’s commercial community continues to grow with resilience and shared purpose.






05/03/2026

Maria Katrina Santos, owner of GLAMS Engineering Services, shared a message of confidence and perseverance during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing fellow entrepreneurs and industry leaders, she emphasized the importance of believing in one’s capabilities when navigating the challenges of business and technical industries. “Tiwala lang sa sarili,” she said—highlighting how confidence and persistence empower entrepreneurs to pursue opportunities and overcome obstacles in a competitive marketplace.

GLAMS Engineering Services began as a small engineering solutions provider offering technical support, design consultation, and project services to local businesses. Over time, the company steadily expanded its footprint by delivering reliable engineering work and building long-term partnerships across industries. Maria Katrina noted that firms like theirs play a crucial role in strengthening the commerce sector by supporting infrastructure, operational efficiency, and industrial growth. Her message reinforced the chamber’s vision of empowering enterprises to grow with confidence, collaborate within the business community, and contribute to the continued progress of local commerce and industry.







03/03/2026

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26/02/2026

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06/02/2026

Mila Wycoco, Purchasing Manager of Malabon Soap & Oil Industrial Co. Inc., underscored the value of operational discipline and leadership presence during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. “Kailangan hands-on ka,” she said, emphasizing that effective management—especially in manufacturing—requires close attention to processes, people, and quality. Her remarks resonated with industry leaders navigating supply volatility and cost pressures, where on-the-ground decision-making can make the difference between disruption and continuity.

Founded as a family-run manufacturer, Malabon Soap & Oil Industrial Co. Inc. has grown over the years by consistently supplying essential soap and oil products to local markets, anchored on reliability and steady operations. Mila highlighted how hands-on leadership across procurement and production strengthens supply chains, supports local suppliers, and sustains employment—key pillars for a resilient commerce ecosystem. Her message aligned with the chamber’s mission to uplift industry through best practices, collaboration, and accountable leadership that keeps local manufacturing competitive and responsive.






06/02/2026

Ian Gerald Masangkay, Marketing Officer of Ellet’s Sweets, emphasized courage as a catalyst for growth during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing business owners and industry stakeholders, he distilled the challenge facing many SMEs into a clear call to action: “Kailangan niyo lang ng lakas ng loob.” His message underscored how progress in commerce often begins with the willingness to take the first step—whether entering new markets, refining operations, or telling a brand’s story with confidence.

Ellet’s Sweets began as a small, homegrown dessert venture, steadily building a loyal customer base through quality products and word-of-mouth before expanding its presence through strategic marketing and partnerships. Ian highlighted how thoughtful branding, consistency, and bold decisions helped the business scale responsibly—creating jobs and contributing to the local supply chain. His remarks aligned with the chamber’s mission to strengthen the commerce industry by empowering MSMEs to act decisively, collaborate, and grow—proving that with courage and community support, local businesses can turn potential into sustained economic impact.






06/02/2026

Elaine Gotauco, Sales and Marketing representative of Fil General Blower Corporation, emphasized the importance of calculated courage during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. “Try to take risks,” she shared—an insight shaped by years of navigating the industrial and manufacturing sector, where innovation and expansion often require stepping beyond comfort zones.

Founded in 1960, Malabon City, Fil General Blower Corporation has built its reputation as a trusted local manufacturer and supplier of industrial blowers and ventilation solutions, serving factories, commercial facilities, and infrastructure projects across the Philippines. Elaine highlighted how the company’s growth was driven by its willingness to adapt to changing industry demands and invest in new opportunities. Her message reinforced the chamber’s broader goal: encouraging businesses to embrace innovation, support industrial development, and strengthen the commerce ecosystem by taking thoughtful risks that lead to progress, employment, and long-term economic resilience.






06/02/2026

Marivic Martin, owner of Bayongera, shared a message of determination and possibility during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Speaking before fellow entrepreneurs and industry leaders, she emphasized a mindset that has guided her journey in business. “Lahat kaya natin, pag gusto may paraan,” she said—highlighting the power of will, creativity, and persistence in navigating challenges and building sustainable enterprises.

Her message aligned closely with the chamber’s push to strengthen local commerce through resilience and collaboration. By encouraging business owners to keep finding solutions, adapt to change, and support one another, Marivic underscored how SMEs serve as the backbone of the local economy—creating jobs, sustaining communities, and driving growth from the ground up. It was a reminder that when entrepreneurs are empowered and supported, the entire commerce industry moves forward together.






04/02/2026

Hon. Jeannie Sandoval, Mayor of Malabon City, delivered a message of empowerment and shared responsibility during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing business leaders, entrepreneurs, and new chamber members, she emphasized the role of individual action in shaping collective progress. “Ang kinabukasan mo ay nasa kamay mo,” she said—underscoring that economic growth begins with personal accountability, initiative, and the courage to build despite challenges.

The mayor highlighted the vital partnership between local government and the business sector in strengthening commerce and industry. By fostering an environment that supports MSMEs, streamlines processes, and encourages collaboration, she reiterated the city’s commitment to enabling enterprises to thrive. Her message aligned with the chamber’s mission to uplift local businesses as engines of employment and innovation—reinforcing that when government and industry move together, communities grow stronger and the local economy becomes more resilient.





04/02/2026

Melesa “Elsie” Dy-Chua, Founder and Director of CDC Manufacturing—the company behind the household brand Melawares—underscored the importance of people-centered leadership during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing fellow industry leaders and entrepreneurs, she emphasized that sustainable growth in manufacturing does not rely on systems and machinery alone. “You have to build your team,” she said, highlighting how strong organizations are built on capable, empowered, and aligned people.

Elsie’s message resonated deeply within a chamber gathering focused on strengthening local commerce. By investing in teams, she explained, businesses become more resilient, scalable, and capable of contributing meaningfully to the wider supply chain. Her perspective reinforced the role of manufacturers and SMEs as key drivers of employment, skills development, and economic stability—aligned with the chamber’s mission to foster collaboration, uplift enterprises, and help move the commerce and industry sector forward through shared responsibility and leadership.






04/02/2026

Remilly Co, owner and founder of Remilly’s Yema Cake, highlighted the vital role of resilience and passion in sustaining local enterprises during the General Membership Meeting and Induction of New Members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Malabon Chapter. Addressing fellow business owners and stakeholders, she spoke about the realities of building a food business—from navigating market shifts to maintaining quality and trust—underscoring how perseverance keeps small brands moving forward in challenging times.

Her message connected individual grit to collective progress. By championing resiliency and a genuine passion for doing business, Remilly emphasized how SMEs help stabilize supply chains, create jobs, and energize the local economy. She echoed the chamber’s mission of collaboration and shared growth, encouraging members to support one another, exchange best practices, and continue strengthening the commerce industry through commitment, adaptability, and purpose-driven entrepreneurship.







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