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THE CHANGE PROTOCOL: Acting on the Inflection Points
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September 1, 2026
Most strategic planning starts with assumptions – what triggers demand, how markets will behave, how much capital will cost, the pace with which technology will evolve, how the government will move. What if our biggest strategic risk is not in missing the signals, but interpreting...
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Building National Resilience is Everybody’s Business
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August 25, 2026
For decades, the country’s approach to crisis management has followed a familiar, predictable rhythm. A super typhoon strikes, a geopolitical flashpoint flares up, or a global health disruption halts supply chains. In response, emergency aid pours in, charitable corporate donations fill newsfeeds, and emergency personnel...
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A Critical Look at Pax Silica
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August 18, 2026
What is PAX Silica?   Pax Silica is a U.S.-led international coalition of investors launched in December 2025 for the purpose of establishing a global supply chain for semi-conductors, artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, rare earth elements, and other materials that are essential in the production...
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The Making of a Real Chief Sustainability Officer
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August 11, 2026
The rapid elevation of sustainability to the apex of corporate agendas has triggered an unprecedented expansion of the modern C-suite, making the Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) one of the most visible leadership roles in contemporary enterprise. However, this visibility often masks a structural challenge: many...
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Independent Directors and Independent Thinking
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August 4, 2026
Independent directors are a cornerstone of good corporate governance. They are expected to provide objective oversight, challenge management when necessary, and safeguard the long-term interests of shareholders and stakeholders. Yet as governance practices evolve, an important question remains: Is independence enough?   A director may...
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National Renewal Through Conversion: Rebuilding our Nation
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July 28, 2026
Every election season, every change of administration, and every national crisis brings forth from the public, private and civil society sectors still another wave of proposals to solve the Philippines’ enduring problems. Experts recommend reforms in education, healthcare, agriculture, governance, anti-corruption, infrastructure, and economic policy....
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Owning What We Create: IP as the Creative Economy’s Most Underused Asset
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July 21, 2026
Early in my career, I learned that the most valuable thing a company owns rarely appears on its balance sheet. It is not the office or the equipment. It is the idea, the brand, the method, the story, the things competitors cannot copy and clients...
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Industrialization Begins in the University
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July 14, 2026
The Philippines has long aspired to industrialize. We seek manufacturing revival, technology upgrading, export competitiveness, innovation, food security, energy transition, and better jobs. We want to move beyond a consumption-driven, service-heavy economy toward one that produces more, processes more of its own raw materials, develops...
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AI and the Quest for Resiliency and Sustainability
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July 7, 2026
In the contemporary discourse on sustainability and resilience, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often extolled as a technological oracle, a panacea capable of deciphering the complexities of climate change, predicting disasters, and orchestrating adaptive strategies. Yet beneath this veneer of promise lies a constellation of limitations...
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