Partners

Pagbilao Energy Corporation (PEC) is a significant player in the Philippine energy sector, primarily known for developing and operating Unit 3 of the Pagbilao Power Station. Established as a joint venture between AboitizPower and TeaM Energy, the corporation manages a supercritical coal-fired thermal power plant that generates a baseload capacity of 420 MW. Since its inauguration in 2018, PEC has played a vital role in stabilizing the Luzon Grid, providing reliable and cost-effective electricity to support the industrial and residential demands of the country's largest island. 

Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) is a non-profit advocacy group founded in 2006 by the country’s top business leaders to advocate for systemic education reform and greater alignment between the educational system and the economy. By engaging industry, academe, and government, PBEd drives critical conversations on policy research and implements innovative interventions—such as JobsNext for digital skills and YouthWorks PH for workforce development—to ensure that Filipino learners are equipped with the competencies needed for global competitiveness. In 2026, the organization continues to be a leading voice in pushing for transparent and increased education funding, aiming to bridge the "learning gap" and prepare the youth for high-demand sectors like construction, ICT, and manufacturing.

The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) is the central government body responsible for national issues and activities related to space science, technology, and applications (SSTA). Established in 2019 under Republic Act No. 11363 (the Philippine Space Act), it is an attached agency of the Office of the President mandated to bridge the digital divide, enhance disaster resiliency, and strengthen national security through the peaceful use of outer space. In 2026, PhilSA continues to spearhead major milestones, including the anticipated launch of the Multispectral Unit for Land Assessment (MULA) satellite and the expansion of the AD ASTRA scholarship program to cultivate local space scientists. By integrating satellite data into sectors like agriculture, maritime domain awareness, and environmental protection, the agency empowers the nation to achieve strategic autonomy and informed decision-making through indigenous space capabilities. 

Serves as the premier arm of the Executive Branch in engaging and involving the citizenry and the mass media in order to enrich the quality of public discourse on all matters of governance and build a national consensus thereon.

Quipper is a Japanese education technology company that aims to bring the best education to all corners of the world.
The company has offices in Tokyo, Manila, Jakarta, Mexico City, and London.

Revlv Solutions Incorporated is a 100% Filipino-owned technology corporation established in 2014 by a diverse group of engineers, computer scientists, and digital artists. The company is a key player in the Philippines' digital transformation, specializing in turnkey software development, network and communications engineering, and managed cybersecurity services. Notably, RSI is an authorized reseller of Starlink in the Philippines, actively working to bridge the digital divide by providing high-speed satellite internet to remote and underserved areas. Their portfolio includes major projects for government agencies and the military, emphasizing their role as a "technology partner with a heart" focused on innovative, local solutions.

Saint Louis University is a private Catholic research university located in Baguio City, Philippines, and is recognized as the largest university north of Manila. Founded in 1911 by CICM missionaries, SLU has evolved into a premier educational hub, consistently achieving high passing rates in licensure examinations for engineering, nursing, and teacher education. The university is known for its sprawling hills-bound campuses and its commitment to "Missio et Eruditio" (Mission and Education), blending academic rigor with community involvement and a strong focus on innovation and sustainable development in the Cordillera region

Salesforce Philippines is the local arm of the global CRM leader, established to drive digital transformation through its integrated Einstein 1 Platform. By combining AI, data, and CRM capabilities, the company empowers Philippine enterprises across sectors—such as banking, real estate, and telecommunications—to automate workflows and personalize customer engagement at scale. Beyond providing software, Salesforce is a major contributor to the local tech ecosystem, actively closing the digital divide by offering AI and cloud-skills training to thousands of Filipino professionals through its Trailhead learning platform.

Schneider Electric (Philippines) Inc. is the local subsidiary of the global leader in energy management and automation. The company specializes in driving digital transformation by integrating world-leading process and energy technologies—spanning from endpoint to cloud—to help industries, data centers, and homes improve efficiency and sustainability. Their comprehensive portfolio includes low-voltage products, industrial automation systems, and EcoStruxure—their IoT-enabled, plug-and-play, open, interoperable architecture and platform. Consistently recognized for its commitment to a "cleaner, better world," the Philippine office serves as a hub for both commercial distribution and technical support for its vast network of partners across the archipelago. 

The Schools Division Office of Bacoor City is a component of DepEd Region IV-A (CALABARZON) and is the governing body for basic education in the "City of Bacoor." It is recognized for its "Victorious and Valiant" spirit, focusing on delivering high-quality education and support services to learners and educators across the city. SDO Bacoor manages the recruitment of teaching and non-teaching personnel, oversees curriculum implementation for both public and private schools, and maintains transparency through initiatives like Project Bukas. The division is headquartered within the modern Bacoor Government Center, streamlining its coordination with the local government to improve school facilities and learning outcomes.