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TT Club Network Partner announces new offices in Manila

TT Club's Phillip Emmanuel, Regional Director for Asia Pacific, joined Ruben T Del Rosario & Arturo T Del Rosario Jr. at a special ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the official opening of the DELROSARIOLAW CENTRE, in Bonifacio Global City, Manila on 10 August. Phillip commented, "This was a great honour, demonstrating the close and enduring relationship between the Club and its local partner."

Del Rosario Pandiphil Inc was appointed in 2014 as the Club's Network Partner in the Philippines, cementing a long established relationship with Del Rosario & Del Rosario, who have acted as the Club's commercial correspondent for over forty years. The Network Partner in the Philippines continues to provide the membership with local expertise on the ground when required and also supports the Club in the furtherance of new business opportunities within one of Asia's fastest growing economies.

Author
Staff Author
Date
05/10/2015
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