ACEP bridges PCCT to Asian neighbors

The Asian Canadian Entrepreneurs and Professionals (ACEP) is bridging the Philippine Chamber of Commerce- Toronto (PCCT) with its Asian neighbors aimed at opening the latter’s members to an expanded market for their products and services to include consumers in its Asian neighbors.

This opportunity has been opened by ACEP to the members of the Filipino premier business organization in its invitation addressed to PCCT President Cora de la Cruz to participate in the “2005 Taste of Asia Festival” slated on June 25 and 26 this year.

ACEP President Rafael Nebres said that PCCT has accepted the invitation to the two-day festival to be held on Kennedy Road, between Steeles and Clayton on the Western side of Market Village in Markham, Ontario.

Now in its third year, the festival features booths of merchants selling various goods and services at discounted prices. The festival likewise features all-day entertainment reflecting the cultural diversity of Canada, among others, from the Japanese, Filipino and Chinese communities.

Mr. Nebres said that the “2005 Taste of Asia Festival” will be the second time that ACEP is working with the PCCT on a project. Last March 30, ACEP joined the PCCT at its business forum held at the Bayview Country Club in Thornhill, Ontario.

A conduit of the Federation of Chinese Canadians in Markham (FCCM) to all other Asian communities, ACEP is an organization of professionals and business people aimed at contributing to the overall prosperity of Canada, through the promotion of business and professional interests of Asian Canadians.

Inquiries may be addressed at the following:

Asian Canadian Entrepreneurs and Professionals
4350 Steeles Avenue East, Box 150, Units 207-215,
Market Village Shopping Centre, Markham, Ontario L3R 9V4
Tel. (416) 946-1137

For immediate assistance, ACEP’s President could be reached at
(416) 618-1362. [ACEP Media Relations Department]

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