PIP stands for the Packaging Institute of the Philippines. It is a national association of users, manufacturers, and suppliers of packaging materials and services - Shaw Boulevard corner St. Francis Avenue, Mandaluyong City.

The Pagadian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Foundation, Inc. (PagCCCIFI) is a non profit action organization that is the unified voice representing businesses of all sizes and all sectors in Pagadian City and Zamboanga del Sur. PagCCCIFI has always stood for the promotion and development of local businesses and meeting their needs, to contribute to the economic vitality, and to help enhance the quality of life within Pagadian City and Zamboanga del Sur - San Francisco, Pagadian City.

Nn-profit and non-stock organization composed of businessmen, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, professionals and property owners who are residing or undertaking commercial/ business activities in the City of Pasay.

The premiere voice of Pasig City's business community. The chamber, among others, serves as a communication channel on concerns and issues which are of interest to both business and other local organizations, such as fees and local taxes, through open dialogues with city officials or other concerned officers - Pasig City Hall Complex, City of Pasig.

The Pastry Alliance of the Philippines aims to be the premier source of pastry/baking and technical information for the culinary industry in the Philippines. The members will include chefs, culinary scientists, suppliers, distributors, students and related industry professionals.

The official website of the Philippine Exporters Confederation, Inc., the umbrella organization of Philippine exporters accredited under the Export Development Act (EDA) of 1994. It is mandated to strengthen the country's export industry through its export promotion and development programs - Pasay City.

The Philippine Cable Television Association, Inc. (PCTA) is the umbrella organization of cable television operators who stand united in the pursuit of a common vision: an industry run by professionals, providing the highest standards of cable TV service to the Philippine public.

We help you do better business. The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) is a non-stock, non-profit, non-government organization comprised of small, medium, and large enterprise, local chambers and industry associations representing various sectors of business, all working together to foster a healthier Philippine economy and improve the viability of business in the country - Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City.

In May 31, 2004 the Malay Federated Chamber of Commerce and Industry was founded by 28 members made up of various resorts, hotels restaurants and other business establishments engaged in tourism in the island of Boracay. It was later, in July 23, 2004, that the Chamber officially changed its name to Boracay Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (BCCI) and became an accredited member of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the umbrella organization of all chambers in the country. BCCI was awarded the "Most Outstanding Young Chamber for 2006 by the PCCI during the Philippine Business Conference held in Manila last November 2006. Currently, Boracay Chamber has 42 regular members and its membership continues to grow in numbers.

The Food Chamber has been serving as the food industry's voice in articulating and documenting its position on all issues that threatens its growth and development, especially when the industry is over-regulated by government - Ayala Avenue corner H.V. dela Costa Street, Makati City.

The oldest trade organization in the country. The PCA has been at the forefront for the continued development of the construction industry, domestic and overseas.

Philippine Footwear Federation Inc. (PFFI), a non-profit organization was formed to become the umbrella organization to represent the entire footwear industry in the country. Vision: The Philippine footwear industry will be placed in the world market with globally competitive footwear products; recognized as the innovative and progressive footwear representative in the country - SSS Village, Marikina City.

The Philippine Industrial Estates Association (Philea) was organized in 1990 in response to Government's encouragement to the private sector to assume a more proactive role in industrial estate development - an assurance of world-class industrial estates in the Philippines - Makati City.

It was in 1968 when a group of businessmen came together in an effort to create an alliance of purchasing practitioners sharing a common vision. Thus, in a meeting of the Consultations and Assistance Service Committee of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the idea of forming the Purchasing Association of the Philippines (PAP) came about - Ortigas Centre, Pasig City.

Organized and managed by its membership for the express purpose of providing effective and responsible representation of the mineral exploration industry - Makati City.

PRA as a world-class organization shall empower and guide members to attain global competitiveness and make the retail industry a significant contributor to, and driving force of Philippine economic development.

The PSIA was organized in 1988 to promote the growth and global competitiveness of the Philippine software industry. It has more than 110 members ranging from leading multinational firms to small-to-medium local enterprises which make up 90 percent of the country’s software sector - Perea St., Legaspi Village, Makati City.

A professional organization that aims to develop and promote the Philippines as a tourist and investment destination worldwide. It will serve as a link between organizations in the field of travel and tourism in the Philippines and other parts of the world.

For the promotion of the live tropical fish industry through safe and responsible fishing - Paranaque, Metro Manila.

Better foods for a better life - Ayala Avenue corner H.V. dela Costa Street, Makati City,

The Philippine Tour Operators Association is the single largest association of registered tour operators in the Philippines promoting in-bound and domestic tourism. It an organization of tour operators and allied members actively involved in the advocacy of responsible tourism. Founded on 12 June 1986, non-stock and non-profit organization. The membership includes travel agencies, hotel, resorts, transportation companies, handicraft stores, and other tourism-oriented establishments and association.

Will position its member banks as the leading force within the Philippine banking system in bringing the benefits of the economic system to increasing numbers of countryside clientele through a strong, responsive rural banking system.

The leading and largest organization of foreign and local semiconductor and electronics companies in the Philippines. Electronics is acknowledged as the main driver of the Philippine economy as it accounts for 70 percent of the country's total exports. With our member companies responsible for over 80% of total electronics exports, this unequivocally makes SEIPI a major economic force in the Philippines - Makati City.

The Chamber is an independent, nonprofit, membership-funded organization founded in 1995 to serve and represent the interests of its member businesses. The single distinguishing characteristic that sets SBFCC apart from other Chambers of Commerce is that our member businesses come from some two-dozen countries around the world.