The Chinese Filipino Business Club Inc. (CFBCI) Young Entrepreneurs Committee (YEC) held a gathering at Aristocrat Restaurant in Banawe, Quezon City on Jan. 25, 2025 to elect new leaders and discuss strategies on business success.
Peter Allan Chua was named chairman, with Nathalie Wong, Jason Li and Aileen Yang as vice chairs. Kesterson Kua and Teresa Co were appointed advisers.
The new officers aim to work together, launch new projects and explore opportunities involving their fellow young entrepreneurs.
Dr. Joselito Cariño, Developmental Studies professor at De La Salle University served as the guest speaker.
His talk focused on the impact of geopolitical issues on business, the importance of digitalization, family governance and mentorship in resolving internal conflicts.
Cariño emphasized the need for entrepreneurs to find common ground to achieve success in a changing business environment.
Attendees enjoyed a meal provided by director William Rogando, owner of the Aristocrat branch, while sharing their entrepreneurial experiences.
The CFBCI-YEC is also planning a delegation to the Vietnam International Trade Fair 2025 in Hanoi, scheduled on April 2-5, 2025.
The committee continues to focus on fostering the development of young Filipino business leaders.