People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP)

PISM and PMAP recognize good synergy in jointly developing an Executive Development and Leadership Program for Purchasing and Supply Chain Practitioners  with the objective of preparing mid-level Purchasing and Supply Chain Practitioners for senior or regional responsibilities.

The Personnel Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP) is a strictly professional, non-stock, not-for-profit organization of over 1,800 member companies and individual management executives engaged or interested in human resource management (HRM) and industrial relations (IR) work. Founded 50 years ago, PMAP continues the tradition of its forefathers in advancing the profession, the science and the art of human resource management.

As a professional association, PMAP helps institutions mold an enlightened, competent, socially responsible and influential sector of people managers who can effectively participate in nation-building. PMAP also helps its members become more effective on the job by teaching the human aspect of management via numerous career development forums and training programs.

Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers (PIIE)

The objective of the PISM and PIIE is exert cooperative efforts, to establish the relationship where both parties shall combine efforts, skill, technology, resources and knowledge for the purpose of exchanging information, data and similar matters towards the promotion of purchasing, supply chain management and industrial engineering practices and its complimentary applications. To jointly develop training programs and/or practice the exchange of programs and trainers as may be allowed by law and contract for the benefit of providing the services required by the parties' members.

Founded in April 1998, PIIE is a non-stock, non-profit, professional society dedicated to advancing the technical and managerial excellence of industrial engineers. Within the year of its inception, membership consisted of 63 individual members, 19 institutional members and 12 student chapters including universities from Legaspi City, Angeles City, Olongapo City and San Fernando, Pampanga.

The PIIE envisions to be the recognized national organization and the focal point of all industrial engineering agenda concerning the academe and the industry

Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME)

PISM and PSME envision that the alliance lay the foundation for the internal venue whereby the promotion of Mechanical Engineering practices and competencies shall be pursued on collective and concerted efforts, form  information exchange to advocacy in government policies, interagency thrusts and conventional norms.

The contributions of the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) to the continued growth of the mechanical engineering profession and technological advancement in the country have made lasting marks as could be glanced from the recognition accorded by both the public and private sectors.

PSME has indeed succeeded in living up to its role of upgrading and improving the knowledge of mechanical engineers in the country with its direct assistance in providing solutions to the problems related to the practice of the profession and by continuously educating the members through the conduct of regular plant tours, seminars, weekly breakfast interactions and the annual technical paper presentations and invention contests, among others.

PSME has 82 chapters nationwide and 3 chapters based at the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with a total membership of 35,000 fellow, life and associate members. In addition, it has junior units in many schools throughout the country.

Ateneo De Manila University Graduate School of Business - Center for Continuing Education
Executive Development Program on Supply Chain Management

This program is targeted to top corporate executives and professionals who are committed to excellence in developing and managing successful and world-class supply chain strategies and operations in this increasing global and competitive environment.

The program consists of five modules that aim to enhance executive skills and equip participants with the latest strategies and methodologies in supply chain management to reduce costs, increase customer satisfaction and better utilize assets.

De La Salle College of St. Benilde - School of Professional & Continuing Education 
Diploma Program in Supply Chain Management

The program is designed on a modular system and is intended for professionals and fresh college graduates who are new to the purchasing and supply management functions. There are two areas of specialization that a student can choose, depending on the requirements of his job or his interest. Each module completed entitles each student with a certificate while completion of all modules entitles each student with a diploma.

Technological Institute of the Philippines
Diploma Program in Supply Chain Management

This program is a portfolio of six modules covering the four pillars of supply chain management and key business management subjects essential to the development of supply chain management professionals.

These modules can be taken individually and in any sequence. Certificates are issued at the end of each module. Participants will also be entitled to a Certificate in Logistics Management upon completion of the required modules and satisfactorily meeting the certification requirements.

Jose Rizal University
Bachelor of Commercial Science Major in Supply Management

The course focuses on the four pillars of supply management namely sourcing and procurement, manning and replenishment, logistics operations and
customer service. It can be taken as a certificate course to be completed in two years or a full degree completed in four years. 

University of Makati
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Supply Management

The Asia’s first college degree program in purchasing and supply chain management, the course is composed of 13 major subjects and a total of 1,000 hours of OJT, the course aims to equip its graduates with a working knowledge of purchasing and supply chain management by transforming the classroom set-up into a training ground of the students as the Professional Development Centre trainers transfer their knowledge based on years of professional experience.