The 1st Philippine Conference on Research in CSR September 1, 2011 is the day that marks a very significant milestone for CRI – the Institute with its partners successfully organized the 1st Philippine Conference on Research in CSR. Gathering corporations and NGOs at the UST Graduate School TARC Auditorium, the Conference enabled the participants to assess their CSR activities from the experiences of nationally and internationally renowned speakers. The key speaker for the 1st Conference was Dr. Wayne Visser, who is an Author and, the Founder of the think-tank CSR International. He shared CSR’s latest developments highlighted in his books, The Age of Responsibility: CSR 2.0 and the New DNA of Business. The Conference also included presentations of Mr. JJ Moreno, Dr. Benito Teehankee, Ms. Lydia P. Sarmiento, and Prof. Francisco L. Roman, Jr., DBA. The success of the 1st Conference resulted in The Sponsors’ decision to make the Conference an annual activity.

Pictures from the 1st Philippine Conference

On Research in CSR

From L-R: Engr. Alex Escaño, Mr. JJ Moreno, Dr. Wayne Visser, Dr. Lilian Sison, Dr. Ben Teehankee, Ms. Lydia Sarmiento, Dr.

Frankie Roman, Mr. Tony Yap

A group shot to remember – participants share the stage with the Speakers and Panel of Reactors.

Back Row L-R: Mr. Frank Corona, Mr. JJ Moreno, Mr. Albert Almendralejo, Ms. Grace Pascua

Front Row L-R: Gov. Mariano Ocampo, Abp. Paciano Aniceto, Dr. Wayne Visser, Mr. Peter Laurel, Mr. Tony Yap

MESSAGE FROM THE CONFERENCE CHAIR

As a Thomasian, we were ingrained with the Thomasian Core Values: Competence towards Truth and Intellectual Creativity, Compassion to live for the people, and Commitment to provide purpose and a sense of fulfilment. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), I believe, is a lifelong responsibility that companies should strictly adhere to a holistic approach to take care of the environment around them. “For every line you draw, there must be a story: behind each design should be a narrative. If you do a good job, think of the beneficiaries. If you do a lousy job, think of the sufferers.” Each project must strike a balance between the People, the Planet Earth, and lastly, the Economy. This, along with the architect’s tenet of “working with the environment, and not against it,” sustainability is meeting the needs of the present without compromising the needs of the future generations, using Green Architecture and Green Urbanism towards sustainable development. “Development is not worthy of a name unless spread evenly like butter on bread.” Sincerely Yours,

Arch. Felino “Jun” A. Palafox, Jr. Conference Chair Principal Architect, Palafox Associates

MESSAGE FROM THE MAP PRESIDENT

The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) believes that Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs and initiatives are important, and encourages companies to be responsible members of society. Strategic CSR programs improve the quality of life of employees, the community and other stakeholders. Hence, the MAP continues to advocate the use of CSR as the model by which Filipino organizations may embrace the principles of integrity and good governance. The MAP is pleased to be a part of the 2nd Philippine Conference on Research in CSR. Special thanks to the organizers, speakers and sponsors. We wish all the participants an enriching Conference! Truly Yours,

Mr. Eduardo Francisco President Management Association of the Philippines

Mr. Antonio Yap President SACT College System Chairman Benita & Catalino Yap Foundation

Dr. Lilian Sison, Ph. D Dean Graduate School University of Santo Tomas

Dr. Arlen Ancheta, Ph. D Director UST Research Cluster on Cultural Educational and Social Issues

Abp. Paciano B. Aniceto, D.D. Archbishop of San Fernando Chairman, SACT Vice-Chair, BCYF

Dear Participants,

Welcome to the 2nd Philippine Conference on Research in CSR! We are pleased that you have decided to be one of the CSR and CSR Research proponents and champions in our country. We live in a time which requires all Filipinos to work together in ensuring that all our countrymen get a fair chance to get a good life in the 21st Century. Our theme is "Doing Good Is Not Good Enough". This is because of Sustainability being a critical aspect of any CSR endeavor. In fact, it is our hope that in addition to anecdotal and personal experiences, many CSR projects will now be based on well-researched models, and whose implementation will incorporate research and evaluation. We hope you enjoy the Conference. Very Truly Yours,

2ND PHILIPPINE CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

Pictures from Pre-Conference Preparations

From left to right: Ms. Sophie Tan, Mr. Tony Yap, Dr.

LilianSison, Dr. Alvin Ang, Dr. Robert Montaña

From left to right: Ms. Jaira P. Salunga, Ms. Marionet B. de

Leon, Ms. Felipa P. Pinton, Ms. Analyn P. Ocampo

From left to right: Mr. Tony Yap, Mr. Dondi de los Santos,

Mr. Patrick Aure, Ms. Anna Cabatuando, Ms. Sophie Tan

From left to right: Ms. Sophie Tan, Mr. Tony Yap, Mr. JJ

Moreno, Mr. Patrick Aure

2ND PHILIPPINE CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

PROGRAM

AFTERNOON

12:00 LUNCH With a Performance Staged by: Dr. Raul Sunico President, Cultural Center of the Philippines Dean, UST Conservatory of Music

1:30-2:00 PERSONAL TIME 2:00-4:30 CSR RESEARCH

Dr. Alvin P. Ang, Ph. D Former Director, UST RCCESI Professor, UST Graduate School Dr. Arlen Ancheta, Ph. D Director, UST RCCESI Part I:

• The CSR Research Agenda • CSR Research Network

Region I - University of Luzon Region III - Saint Anthony College of Technology Region IV and MIMAROPA - Lyceum of the Philippines University

• CDY Memorial Research Grants • Region I CSR Research with the University of Luzon • Region IV/MIMAROPA CSR Research with the Lyceum of the

Philippines University • UST as Research Secretariat

Part II: • Casewriting with AIM • BCYF Casewriting Awards • CMX • Pilot Project with University of the East • Introducing CSR

Panel of Reactors Prof. Francisco Roman Jr., DBA Executive Director, AIM RVR CSR Center Dr. Catherine Q. Castañeda, Ph. D Regional Director IV, CHED NCR Dr. Luz S. Almeda, Ph. D Regional Director IV, DepEd NCR OPEN FORUM AND DISCUSSIONS

5:00 CLOSING CEREMONIES Closing Remarks Dr. Jose Paulo E. Campos Chair, COCOPEA President, PAPSCU Exit of Colors – UST

MORNING 8:00 REGISTRATION 8:30 OPENING CEREMONIES

Invocation Abp. Paciano B. Aniceto, D.D. Archbishop of San Fernando Chairman, SACT Board of Regents Vice-Chair, BCYF Foundation Entrance of Colors and Philippine National Anthem – UST Welcome Remarks Dr. Lilian Sison, Ph. D Dean, UST Graduate School

9:00-12:00 CONFERENCE PROPER Conference Format and Introduction of Guest Speaker Arch. Felino A. Palafox Jr. Conference Chair Principal Architect, Palafox Associates Plenary Speech: A Situationer On CSR and CSR Research in Asia Mr. Thomas Thomas Executive Director, Singapore Compact for Corporate Social Responsibility CEO, ASEAN CSR Network Ltd. Social Entrepreneurship : An Option for Business and Education Ms. Pacita Juan President, Women’s Business Council Chair, Philippine Coffee Board Panel of Reactors Engr. Alex T. Escaño President, TEVSAPHIL President, MFI Foundation, Inc. Mr. David Balangue Past Chairman, SGV & Co. Mr. Eduardo V. Francisco President, Management Association of the Philippines President, BDO Capital and Investment Inc. Mr. Jonathan Juan Moreno Managing Consultant; and Practice Leader, Corporate Governance in Palladium Group Asia-Pacific OPEN FORUM AND DISCUSSIONS

Mr. Antonio Yap Master of Ceremonies

CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION

Organizing Committee ---------------------------------------------

Co-Chairs: Mr. Antonio Yap Dr. Lilian Sison

CSR Research Agenda (CDY Memorial Research Grants)

------------------------------------------------- Coordinator: Dr. Alvin P. Ang

UST -------------------------------

Dr. Arlen A. Ancheta Dr. Alvin P. Ang

Dr. Robert A. Montaña

Post-Conference -----------------------------

Ms. Violeta D. Sibal

BCYF ------------------------------------ Ms. Nicole Tracey S. Wong Mr. Patrick Adriel H. Aure

Ms. Anna Charina Cabatuando

Media --------------------------------------

Chair: Mr. Junie Mundo

Member:

Mr. Rondell Torres

Ways & Means -------------------------------------

Chair: Mr. Ronaldo H. de los Santos

Pre-Conference ----------------------------- Ms. Diane Sophia Tan

Conference ----------------------------- Ms. Diane Sophia Tan

Mr. Errold Serrano Ms. Analyn P. Ocampo

Ms. Nicole Tracey S. Wong Ms. Jaira P. Salunga Ms. Felipa P. Pinton

Casewriting -------------------------------------------------

Prof. Francisco L. Roman, Jr., DBA

Conference Chair ------------------------------------------------

Arch. Felino A. Palafox Jr., FUAP

Secretariat -------------------------------

Co-Chairs:

Mr. J. Anton Yap BCYF Executive Director

Ms. Diane Sophia Tan

CRI Project Coordinator

Mr. Antonio Yap Master of Ceremonies

2ND PHILIPPINE CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

List of Resource Persons

is the CEO of the ASEAN CSR Network. He is also the Executive Director of the MR. THOMAS THOMAS

Singapore Compact for Corporate Social Responsibility and honorary Professor of Corporate Social

Responsibility with the Nottingham Business School of Nottingham University. He served in the trade union

movement as the General Secretary of the Singapore-Shell

has been in social development since 1999 working on advocacies first of which is coffee, MS. PACITA U. JUAN

then later embracing environment and sustainability. She runs a social enterprise called the ECHOstore

sustainable lifestyle established in 2008—the first specialty store of its kind in the Philippines.

served as the Former Director for the UST Research Cluster for Cultural, Educational and DR. ALVIN P. ANG

Social Issues. He is a faculty member of the Economics Department, under the Faculty of Arts and Letters

teaching Macroeconomics, Public Finance, and Health Economics.

is the Director for the UST Research Cluster for Cultural, Educational, Social Issues. She DR. ARLEN ANCHETA

is also a faculty member of the Faculty of Arts and Letters, University of Santo Tomas and is presently the

coordinator for Asian Studies, Faculty of Arts and Letters and adviser of the UST organization EARTH UST.

is an astute entrepreneur and considered a stalwart in the field of business ENGR. ALEJANDRO TEVES ESCAÑO

particularly in the area of agro-industrial projects. He is the Chairman of the Philippine Chamber of Agriculture

and Food (PCAFI), Chairman of Stakeholders for the Enhancement of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (SECAFF).

agreed to be part of the panel of reactors for the 2nd Philippine Conference on MR. DAVID L. BALANGUE

Research in CSR. Mr. Balangue, also known as Dave, served as the Chairman and Managing Partner at SyCip,

Gorres, Velayo & Co. (SGV) since January 2004 and as a Partner since 1982.

is currently a Managing Consultant at the Palladium Group Inc., a MR. JONATHAN JUAN “JJ” DC MORENO

global leader in strategy execution consulting founded by Harvard Business School professors and “Balanced

Scorecard” developers Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton. Mr. Moreno served as the President and

CEO of the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD).

has been with AIM since 1970. He is currently teaching in the W.SyCip PROFESSOR FRANCISCO L. ROMAN

Graduate School of Business (WSGSB). Until September 2007, he served as the Associate Dean of the Asian

Center for Entrepreneurship (ACE).

is the head of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) – National Capital DR. CATHERINE Q. CASTAÑEDA

Region. Prior to her current post, she was also the Director of the Office of Programs and Standards and the

Director of the Office of Student Services of CHED.

is the recently appointed Director IV of the Department of Education – National Capital DR. LUZ S. ALMEDA

Region. Prior to her current post, she was Director IV for Region X from November 2009 to July 2012 and

Region XII from January 2006 to November 2009.

SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONS

BCYF – The Foundation was formerly known as the Catalino D. Yap, Sr. Foundation. Now with a new name honouring the spouses, Benita and Catalina Sr., BCYF has also restructured to implement projects through its institutes: (1) Institute for Policy Studies, (2) Institute for Social Enterprise and Development, and (3) CSR Research Institute.

SACT – SACT began in 1945 as a High School. It now includes all academic levels from pre-school to graduate school. The SACT is a co-educational Catholic school with a strong inter-faith commitment. SACT focuses on training future teachers and educators who love and want to serve their country, while also understanding that the world is fast-changing. SACT is committed to outreach and volunteerism. BCYF is the “CSR” of the school.

CRI - CRI recognizes the utmost importance of Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility - that businesses and corporations should realize "Doing Good is not Good Enough" to achieve social equity and environmental preservation. As such, the Institute is involved in the study and documentation of activities, programs and projects in CSR in the Philippines and throughout Asia. The three main programs of CRI include the Annual Philippine Conference on Research in CSR, the CSR Research Network, and Publications (with the SACT Press).

USTGS - USTGS envisions a Graduate School that stands for excellence and innovation and that will be globally identified for the distinction of its programs and quality of its research. USTGS is committed to the formation of scholars and high level professionals who are ethical, competent, compassionate and committed to the service of the Church, the Nation and the Global Community.

UST RCCESI - The UST Research Cluster on Cultural, Educational and Social Issues is a result of the merging of three research centers in UST: the UST Research Cluster on Cultural, Educational and Social Issues (RCCESI), Center for Educational Research and Development (CERD) and the Center for Intercultural Studies (CIS) in June 2008. The mission of the Cluster is best summarized in the statement: “KNOW WELL, THINK WELL, RESEARCH WELL."

MAP – MAP’s members include CEOs, COOs, top management practitioners from the largest local and multinational companies operating in the Philippines, top management educators and government officials. MAP’s mission is to promote management excellence through sharing of best management practices; educational activities that enhance the knowledge and skills of management practitioners and educators nationwide through learning forums and discussions; training and development programs that produce professional managers; networking and building alliances among its members for exploring and sharing business opportunities; and advocacy for reforms that help shape a brighter future for the Philippines.

CSR RESEARCH

NETWORK (CRN)

CRI includes the CSR Research Network as one of its main programs. The CRN is vital in furthering the CSR Research agenda in the Philippines and throughout Asia as it is composed of select group of universities and other tertiary institutions interested in advancing CSR Research. These institutions can be considered as venues for Research, Teacher Training, and Case Research. The program developed from the initial efforts of tertiary institutions, the CRI and the UST RCCESI in BCYF’s “Case Writing Program”. The CRN promises to be an endeavor filled with exciting possibilities of achieving CSR Research goals for all institutions involved.

GOLD SPONSOR:

SILVER SPONSOR:

BRONZE SPONSOR:

INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AND DEVELOPMENT (ISED)

The ISED is a Department of the BCYF that aims to be part of the solution in addressing social problems by applying entrepreneurial principles. ISED promotes Good Governance, Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility, and Social Work through Social Entrepreneurship. The Institute focuses on two areas: (a) sustainable development through a business model for the indigenous peoples (IPs); and (b) the endeavor of introducing to the country’s vocational-technical schools the possibilities of venturing to Social Entrepreneurship. Focusing on the IPs, one of the Institute’s initial projects is organizing the “Kephedan Program” intended to help the Ifugaos. “Kephedan” is a Kalanguya term which means “wellness or goodness”, and it aims to create the experience of living with the natives of Ifugao. Currently, Kephedan focuses on the Ifugao Homestay Project (IHP) which will offer opportunities for living with the Ifugaos.

CONTACT DETAILS Website: http://www.bcyfoundation.org CSR Research Blog: http://philippinecsrresearch.wordpress.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bcyfoundation Twitter: @BCYFoundation Contact Number: (+63) 917-835-4850 E-mail: sophia.tan@bcyfoundation.org