The Chambers of Commerce are an excellent resource if you are here to set up business or you wish to network.
AMCHAM - American Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines; address 2/F Corinthian Plaza, Paseo de Roxas, CPO Box 2562, Makati City 1229;Tel:(632) 818-7911 through 13; Fax: (632) 811-3081; Email:
ANZCHAM - Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, supporting and promoting business relationships between the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand; Address 7/F Ascott Makati, Glorietta 4, Ayala Center, Makati City; Tel: (632)755.8840/41; Fax:(632) 755.8843/44; email
BCCP - British Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines; c/o British Embassy, 120 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Hill, Taguig City 1634; Tel: (+632) 858 2255 / 2372 / 2373; Fax: (+632)-858-2390; Email:
CANCHAM - Canadian Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines; address Unit 1406 Antel Corporate Centre, 121 Valero Street, Salcedo Village; Makati 1200; Tel: (+632) 843-6457/843-6466/843-6471; Fax: (+632)843-6469; Email: .
ECCP - European Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines.
Le Club - French Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines; adderss Unit B, 7/F, YL Holdings Bldg., 115 V. Rufino cor Salcedo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City; Tel: (632) 813 9005; Fax: (632) 892 6114; Email: .
German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. c/o Hapag Lloyd Philippines Inc. 25th Floor, Trident Towers, 312 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave. 1200 Makati City, Tel. 889 8171 loc. 222, Fax 889 7856, Office hours: Mon.,Wed.,Fri. 8:30-11:30am
Pacific Management Forum have a training calendar covering short courses which are designed to provide supervisory, managerial, and professional skills to help boost individual and organizational performance. Inquiries Call (632) 823-5929/828-2786; (632) 828-2786; Mobile No. 0917-897-8498; E-mail: or
Pacific Stategies & Assessments provide a range of business risk services specially formulated for the Asian market. They cover business intelligence, investigations, public affairs information and security and crisis management support.
Starting a business in the Philippines this website gives a list of the procedures, times and costs that you will need to set up a company in the Philippines.
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