The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) placed digital transformation at the center of this year’s 51st Philippine Business Conference and Expo (PBC&E) held on October 20–21, 2025, at the SMX Convention Center Manila.

Trinity University of Asia took part in the two-day gathering through Dr. Ferdinand R. Bunag, Dean of the College of Engineering and Information Sciences (CEIS); Mr. Caleb Donne E. Coniate, Manager of the Alumni, Industry Relations, and Global Education Office (AIRGEO); and Dr. Fernando V. Trinidad III, TriniLink Officer. The event brought together key figures from business, technology, and education to discuss innovation, sustainability, and the country’s path toward a digital economy.

For TUA, the conference offered valuable perspectives on integrating emerging technologies into academic programs, particularly in engineering, information sciences, and business. It also opened new grounds for collaboration with enterprises and organizations that share the vision of preparing future professionals for the challenges of a technology-driven world.

Through its active participation in national industry platforms such as the PBC&E, Trinity University of Asia continues to strengthen its linkages with sectors that shape the nation’s growth and ensure that learning remains responsive, relevant, and connected to the country’s evolving landscape.