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Thursday 10 September
09:00
Coffee / Exhibit Rounds
09:45
Opening Ceremonies
10:00
Welcome Remarks
Pierre Carlo Curay
Y2025-2026 President, Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines
10:15-11:40
How Did We Deal with the Last Twelve Months?
Between global disruptions, domestic political chaos, natural calamities and inflationary shocks, it has been a turbulent last twelve months for supply chains in the Philippines. We check in with stakeholders to know how they managed to thrive amidst the challenges—and what more can be done as we face this period of perpetual disruption.
Manuel Onrejas Jr.
Chief Executive Officer for Logistics, Fast Logistics Group
Sasha Temones
Head of Procurement, Nestlé Philippines
Ma. Flordeliza Leong
Vice President for Advocacy, Communications and Special Concerns, Philippine Exporters’ Confederation
Rina Papa
President, Alliance of Concerned Truck Owners and Organizations
11:40-12:00
Reclaiming the Cost Inside Our Own Four Walls: The Next Gain in Philippine Logistics
Ankush Banathia
Regional Business Head, Stackbox
12:00
Lunch
14:00-15:15
Reimagining Our Strategies and Processes for Perpetual Disruption
As our supply chains continue to face supply and cost disruptions, it has become more essential to revisit and revise our plans, processes and strategies—and make sure everyone within our organization and broader networks are aligned. We look at what we should keep top of mind and the role technology and governance plays in our future competitiveness.
Navdeep Singh
Vice President, Customer Operations for Greater Asia and Head of Supply Chain, Philippines, Unilever
Melissa San Gabriel
Area Head of Landside Product, Southeast Asia and Country Manager, Philippines, A.P. Moller–Maersk
15:15
Coffee / Exhibit Rounds
15:45-17:00
Pursuing Deeper Collaboration to Target Common Pain Points
Higher logistics costs has driven supply chain stakeholders to explore even more avenues for collaboration, such as co-location, co-loading and crossdocking. How can we maximize these initiatives to improve our bottom lines and pass on savings to our customers, while ensuring the integrity of sensitive information and other processes?
Jonathan Cheung
General Manager, Asia, Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply
Andres Borromeo
Head of Business Development, Marketing and Innovation, PTC Logistics
Benjamin Borcena
Technical Senior Manager, GS1 Philippines
17:00
Exhibit Rounds
Friday 11 September
09:00
Coffee / Exhibit Rounds
09:30-09:50
Keynote Address
Carl Cruz
President and Chief Executive Officer, Globe Telecom
09:50-11:05
From Theory to Practice: AI on the Ground, Across the Supply Chain
The growth and development of artificial intelligence has been extremely fast in recent months. What was once theory has become very much possible—and yet all the noise means it may be difficult for companies to maximize the potentials of the technology without fear of draining resources. We look at current applications of AI across the supply chain and explore how newcomers can balance real-world costs with the promise of improved productivity.
Jun Villoria Ph.D., CAP®-Expert
Partner, 3M Works Corporation / Former Senior Vice President, Supply Chain Analytics, LF Logistics
Jiggy Villanueva
AI Solutions Consultant, Swarm
Ankush Banathia
Regional Business Head, Stackbox
11:05-12:15
Partner or Rival? Making Sense of AI’s Impact on Supply Chain Jobs
Concerns over the impact of artificial intelligence on existing and future talent, as well as the security and integrity of our data, processes and organizations, have begun to emerge. We ask experts on how we can make the leap without compromising on what’s important for our businesses: the people and processes that keep it going.
Catherine Jalandoni
President, Global AI Council Philippines
Avery Balboa-Banta
Vice President and Head of HRBP, Globe Telecom
12:15
Lunch
13:45-14:00
Unlocking Supply Chain Opportunities Between the Philippines and Hong Kong
Vincent Tan
Assistant Marketing Manager, Singapore Office, Hong Kong Trade Development Council
14:00-15:15
Full Charge Ahead Towards EV-Led Logistics
As the Philippines’ vulnerability to oil price shocks became more evident, the shift to electric vehicles to power our logistics fleet has become more of an operational imperative rather than just a sustainability exercise. We look at how some companies have done the transition, and the opportunities that lie ahead as we continue to lay the groundwork for an electrified transport future.
Willy Tee Ten
President, Electric Vehicle Association of the Philippines
Severino de Robles
Fulfillment Business Designer, Ikea Philippines
Dennis Ng
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Mober Technology Pte Ltd
15:15-15:30
New Gen Global Logistics Tech for the Philippines
Kishan Aswath
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Mojro
Gerald Mananlasan
Supply Chain Consultant
15:30
Coffee / Exhibit Rounds
16:00
Closing Remarks
Jennifer Alcano
Y2025-2026 Vice President, Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines
16:15
Closing Programme
17:00
Exhibit Rounds
18:00
Thanksgiving Dinner
Open only for eligible delegates and invited guests
Mactan Room, EDSA Shangri-la Manila
Sponsored by Mojro
Programme current as of 9 September 2026