Philippine Chamber of Commerce

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, abbreviated PCCI, is the largest business organization in the Philippines, serving as the voice of Philippine business with over eight hundred local chambers and trade associations under its umbrella and representing over thirty thousand enterprises nationwide. Established in 1978 and headquartered in Makati City, PCCI operates through regional and local chambers across the seventeen regions of the Philippines, from the Cordillera Administrative Region to the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. The Chamber represents businesses of all sizes and across all sectors including manufacturing, agriculture, services, retail, construction, mining, tourism, and information technology and business process management. PCCI advocates on behalf of the private sector on policy issues including tax reform through the CREATE Act, trade liberalization, ease of doing business under the Go Negosyo Act, infrastructure development under the Build-Build-Build program, anti-corruption measures, and disaster resilience for business continuity in a country frequently affected by typhoons and earthquakes.