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JCI Manila delves into an array of projects such as community development, business, government, environment and more. The unifying force behind these seemingly diverse projects is a group of young men who want to become better leaders.
Sep 17, 2021 · The JCI movement in the Philippines—as well in Asia—started when JCI Manila was formed after the Pacific War in 1947. A year later, they filed a petition for the admission of a national chamber to the worldwide organization.
JCI Philippines is a national organization of Junior Chamber International (JCI), a global non-profit organization created for enterprising individuals ages 18-40 with over 500,000 members in more than 100 countries.
It is within this context that Junior Chamber International Manila (JCI Manila) quickly became a crucible for promising young men who long for leadership. For seventy-five years, it has fulfilled a critical need by serving as the premier leadership training and service organization in this part of the world.
With JCI Certificate No. 25, the Philippine Jaycees was formally affiliated with Junior Chamber International since 1948. The Voice of Democracy, a nationwide oratorical contest for high school students, long showcased the public speaking talents of the Filipino youth.
SIKLAB & RVR AWARD FOR NATION BUILDING - JCIM GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING. Join us for a momentous evening at the Siklab & Ramon V. del Rosario Award for Nation Building. For the first time in history, this prestigious event will be a GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING (GMM) bringing together JCI Manila, Senate Manila, and Associates in a unified ...
JCI-Manila is the oldest leadership development organization in the Philippines and in Asia. It was formed primarily to fill the need to properly channel the energies and idealism of the...
Junior Chamber International Philippines | 149 followers on LinkedIn. The bond of brotherhood and genuine friendship we have cultivated over the years as jaycees opened limitless...
A momentous highlight of the assembly was the election of Ramon del Rosario as world president of the Junior Chamber International, the first Filipino and Asian to hold that position. In three successive years, del Rosario earned the distinction of chalking up three first: first president of Manila Jaycees, and first Filipino president of JCI.
JCI hosts four conferences in each region and one world congress, held in a different location every year. These international events are the perfect opportunity to learn from global leaders and connect with individuals across industries.
