QC Association of Filipino-Chinese Businessmen Inc. marks 35th year; inducts new directors, officers
The Quezon City Association of Filipino-Chinese Businessmen Inc. (QCAFCBI) celebrated its 35th anniversary and induction of the Board of Directors and officers on Sunday, August 4, at Novotel Hotel in Quezon City.
During the celebration, outgoing President Joaquin Co expressed his gratitude to the QCAFCBI members.
“Together, we have made a lasting impact on our community and I am confident that under the new leadership of this association, we’ll continue to reach new heights,” he said.
“To everyone here, thank you for your trust and support in our shared vision. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as your president. I look forward to your continuous support in what you’ll build for our association’s journey in new capacities,” he added.

Dr. Cecilio K. Pedro, President of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc., led the induction of the Board of Directors and officers.

“Today marks a significant moment in our journey as we gather here to embark on a new chapter for the Quezon City Association of Filipino-Chinese Businessmen Incorporated. I am humbled and honored to serve as your new president entrusted with our esteemed association moving forward,” said incoming President Rorvick Cheng.
The QCAFCBI was founded in 1989 and continues to make projects to help businessmen in the country and implement educational, charitable, and social welfare projects.
Also present during the event were former mayor and speaker of the House of Representatives Sonny Belmonte, Mayor Joy Belmonte who was represented by Small Business Cooperative Development Promotion office Head Mona Celine Yap, QC 3rd District Representative Franz Pumaren, and Councilor Nanette Daza.
In her message, Mayor Belmonte recognized the efforts of the QCAFCBI in its continued support and partnerships to key initiatives of the city government and the rich cultural heritage they share.
“I, for one, am really proud to have Quezon City Association of Filipino Chinese Businessmen as our reliable partner in various initiatives,” Belmonte said in her message.
“All in our country and right at the heart of our towns and cities, we find the Filipino-Chinese are active contributors to how society operates everyday,” she added.
Meanwhile, the QC Dragon Star Awards was also held during the event. It aims to recognize individuals and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) who excelled in their field and contributed to improving people’s lives without looking for public recognition.