CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga — The Clark Development Corp. (CDC) is strengthening its engagement with global logistics players as it positions the Clark Freeport as a competitive base for investment, trade and supply-chain activities in Central Luzon.
CDC President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera met with representatives of United Parcel Service, Inc. (UPS) on September 22 to discuss Clark’s investment environment, business landscape and development prospects.
The meeting with UPS Asia Pacific Communications Director Joyce Peh and Communications Manager Tim Neesham provided a platform to discuss the Freeport’s expanding business ecosystem and potential areas for stronger coordination in the logistics sector.
CDC officials presented Clark’s investment environment and development opportunities, underscoring the Freeport’s role in supporting businesses seeking access to Central Luzon’s expanding market and supply-chain network.
The engagement forms part of CDC’s continuing efforts to deepen linkages with multinational companies and logistics stakeholders, while promoting Clark as a location for businesses looking to expand their operations and regional connectivity.
Also present were CDC Building and Facilities Permits Division Engineer IV Ricardo Tanquilut Jr., Architect III Floyd Dizon, Communications Division Manager Astrud Aguinaldo, Investment Promotions Division II Supervising Marketing Specialist Erwin Pattaui, Building Regulations Coordinator Reynold Susa and Investment Promotions Division II Business Development Analyst Eric Rondolo.