The 2025 SCMAP Supply Chain Conference, held last 4-5 September at the EDSA Shangri-la Manila, once again broke attendance and sponsorship records, solidifying its status as the Philippine supply chain sector’s biggest and most prestigious event.
With over 340 delegates and 37 sponsors across both days of the conference, this year’s conference once again brought together key players across supply chain to discuss relevant trends and developments that impact how we provide value for our customers and all us to truly break barriers despite continuing uncertainty and upheaval.
The conference’s speakers were led by Department of Trade and Industry undersecretary Mary Jean Pacheco (speaking on behalf of DTI secretary Ma. Cristina Roque) and Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry chairman George Barcleon. Panels were also conducted on topics such as global trade, retail supply chain, business continuity, artificial intelligence and sustainability.
The two days also featured unparalleled networking opportunities through the industry-leading exhibit, featuring the region’s most exciting names in supply chain.
SCMAP would like to thank our speakers, sponsors and delegates for entrusting us with their time and expertise and ensuring making this year’s event broke barriers as the biggest and most prestigious in Philippine supply chain.
Watch video highlights from the conference, as well as this year’s Supply Chain Leaders’ Lunch, below.
SCMAP Perspective is our fortnightly column on PortCalls, tackling the latest developments in the supply chain industry, as well as updates from within SCMAP. On this column, Henrik Batallones recaps this year’s SCMAP Supply Chain Conference with a frame on recent political controversies.
Enrollment for the seventh run of the Certificate Course in Enterprise Supply Chain Management, co-developed by the De La Salle University School of Lifelong Learning and the Supply Chain Management Association of the Philippines, is now open.