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Alfredo Pascual, president of the Management Association of the Philippines and incoming secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry provides one-on-one mentoring during Go Negosyo’s Mentor Me on Wheels last April 9, 2022 at the Ayala Malls Manila Bay.
Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship and Go Negosyo founder Joey Concepcion lauded the appointment of Alfredo “Fred” Pascual, president of the Management Association of the Philippines as incoming Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
“President-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. made an excellent choice in appointing Pascual as his DTI chief. This is a testament of his commitment to support micro, small and medium enterprises,” Concepcion said.
“With Fred as secretary, there will be continuity in programs and policies that help and support MSMEs in the country especially now that we are on our way towards economic recovery,” he added.
Concepcion said Pascual’s past works and his passion for MSMEs will help him become an excellent DTI chief, especially when it comes to small businesses.
“Considering his work in the past and his passion for MSME development, I firmly believe he will be a good DTI head,” he said.
As a long-time supporter of Go Negosyo, Pascual has been a regular mentor and resource speaker for Go Negosyo programs.
Concepcion added that Pascual played an important role in the strengthened public and private sector partnership to aid in the pandemic response. Pascual also supported several proposals of Go Negosyo like increased mobility for the vaccinated and the reopening of the economy when the country saw a slowdown in COVID cases.
“Pascual is assured of full support from Go Negosyo, especially his plans and programs for MSMEs,” he said.
Go Negosyo is one of DTI’s dependable partners as they have been working together for a long time to bring prosperity for all through several programs and campaigns like Pilipinas Angat Lahat. Concepcion is currently the co-chair of the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise Development (MSMED) Council under DTI. He is also the chair of the ASEAN Business Advisory Council whose main focus is to help MSMEs scale up and in a more inclusive economy.
Among the notable partnerships of DTI and Go Negosyo include the Kapatid Mentor Me Program, which produced almost 12,000 small business owner graduates all over the country for the past 6 years.
Through the Go Negosyo Act, DTI was able to put up thousands of Negosyo Centers in the Philippines, making doing business more accessible for all, especially those aspiring to start their own livelihood.
Concepcion also thanked outgoing DTI Secretary Mon Lopez for his excellent job in heading the agency in the past almost six years.
“Lopez’s leadership helped businesses bear the brunt of various challenges, particularly during the pandemic. We thank him for his service,” Concepcion said.
“President-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. made an excellent choice in appointing Pascual as his DTI chief. This is a testament of his commitment to support micro, small and medium enterprises,” Concepcion said.
“With Fred as secretary, there will be continuity in programs and policies that help and support MSMEs in the country especially now that we are on our way towards economic recovery,” he added.
Concepcion said Pascual’s past works and his passion for MSMEs will help him become an excellent DTI chief, especially when it comes to small businesses.
“Considering his work in the past and his passion for MSME development, I firmly believe he will be a good DTI head,” he said.
As a long-time supporter of Go Negosyo, Pascual has been a regular mentor and resource speaker for Go Negosyo programs.
Concepcion added that Pascual played an important role in the strengthened public and private sector partnership to aid in the pandemic response. Pascual also supported several proposals of Go Negosyo like increased mobility for the vaccinated and the reopening of the economy when the country saw a slowdown in COVID cases.
“Pascual is assured of full support from Go Negosyo, especially his plans and programs for MSMEs,” he said.
Go Negosyo is one of DTI’s dependable partners as they have been working together for a long time to bring prosperity for all through several programs and campaigns like Pilipinas Angat Lahat. Concepcion is currently the co-chair of the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise Development (MSMED) Council under DTI. He is also the chair of the ASEAN Business Advisory Council whose main focus is to help MSMEs scale up and in a more inclusive economy.
Among the notable partnerships of DTI and Go Negosyo include the Kapatid Mentor Me Program, which produced almost 12,000 small business owner graduates all over the country for the past 6 years.
Through the Go Negosyo Act, DTI was able to put up thousands of Negosyo Centers in the Philippines, making doing business more accessible for all, especially those aspiring to start their own livelihood.
Concepcion also thanked outgoing DTI Secretary Mon Lopez for his excellent job in heading the agency in the past almost six years.
“Lopez’s leadership helped businesses bear the brunt of various challenges, particularly during the pandemic. We thank him for his service,” Concepcion said.
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