A regional umbrella body for EoC to form, nurture viable EoC national cells to effectively influence an Economy of Communion in the Asia Pacific.
Creative Leadership for
Social Impact and Dialogue
Economy of Communion Asia Pacific Regional Assembly 2025 – Rome
11 June (Wed) – Regional Assembly at Castel Gandolfo
12 June (Thu) – Networking with 200 Global Changemakers at Shape the World Summit 2025 at the Grand Hall in Ponticial Urbaniana University (GHPUU), C.I.A.M.
13 June (Fri) – Special Segment & Social Impact Pathways program
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What is Economy of Communion?
Principles of Organisation
- EoC-Asia Pacific shall be organised according to the principles of constant and mutual love, in true practice of communion, mutual giving and with a preference for the poor by choosing to eliminate inequality as its goal.
- EoC-Asia Pacific is founded on the principles of the Economy of Communion initiated by Chiara Lubich in 1991 and further developed within the Work of Mary (Focolare), a Catholic Lay Movement whose specific aim is to bring about a united world.
- Leadership shall always be exercised in service of the others and be inclusive of all classes.
- It has to be the home of communities throughout Asia Pacific.
- Its professionalism is a fruit of doing things out of love.
- It is an organisation focused on delivering impact for the common good.
EoC Asia Pacific is to be registered initially in the Philippines.
Since the EoC Asian Congress in 2016, there has been a growing desire to enhance the impact of those who believe in the idea proposed by UNESCO Peace Prize Winner: Chiara Lubich on shaping a fair and inclusive economy based on love for neighbour.
For the first time, we will organise ourselves as a region to include professionals, academia, entreprenuers, businesses, non- profit, youth so that we can amplify our impact and better prepare ourselves in a new world brought about by Covid-19.
If you have already been working for a united world through the economy and if you consider a neighbour in need is our challenge too, then we invite you to join us.
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Launch of EoC Asia Pacific
🌟 Successful Zoom Catch-Up with EoC Asia Pacific Members and Friends! 🌟
26 Nov – We had an inspiring Zoom catch-up session with our EoC Asia Pacific members and friends! 🎉 It was a wonderful opportunity for everyone to share their personal inspirations and motivations behind their journey with the Economy of Communion (EoC). Hearing these heartfelt stories reminded us of the profound impact EoC has on individuals and communities alike.
Eoc Asia Pacific 2024 End of Year Catchup: Zoom Networking Session
As the year comes to a close, we’d love to catch up with our EoC AP members to reflect on 2024, and look ahead to the new year!
Speakers for EoC Asia Pacific Assembly 2025 : Rome
Anouk Grevin
France
Associate Professor of Management Sciences at Nantes University and the Global Moderator for the Economy of Communion International
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Dr Rey-Sheng Her
Taiwan
Deputy CEO, Tzu Chi Foundation & Founder of Economy of Goodness
Amb. Janet Ang
Singapore
Singapore’s Non-Resident Ambassador to the Holy See
Hon. James P. Moore
USA
Founder and CEO,
Washington Institute
Lawrence Chong
Singapore
Group CEO, Consulus
EoC Asia Pacific Assembly 2025
A meeting between associations of EoC between East and West
ROME — Economy of Communion (EoC) Asia Pacific Regional Assembly will be held on 11-13 June 2025 in Rome, in conjunction with the Great Jubilee of the Catholic Church. The theme is “Creative Leadership for Social Impact & Dialogue”
EoC Asia Pacific announces new Executive Council 2024-2025
SINGAPORE — Economy of Communion (EoC) Asia Pacific has announced its Executive Council during the Regional Assembly on 20-21 June 2024 with the theme “Creative Movement for an Economy of Communion.”
The newly minted members of the council will work together to ensure effective governance and leadership, guide regional initiatives to promote organizational growth and innovation, and strengthen the EoC’s mission across Asia Pacific and beyond.
Lawrence Chong – Moderator
Damian Tang – Deputy Moderator
Members:
Adil McWord
Brian Grim
Hương Nguyễn
Kannon Kwan
Kuan Chee Yung
Norby R. Salonga
“I believe in the transformative power of unity and a shared vision for a better world for both people and the environment,” said Damian Tang, Founder and CEO of Circular Cities Worldwide and incoming Vice Moderator of the Executive Council. “The collaborative actions and innovative approach behind this unity must be more intentional than ever before.”
The EoC is a social and economic initiative that aims to create a more equitable and inclusive economy by promoting business practices rooted in solidarity, sharing, and mutual benefit. Founded by Chiara Lubich in 1991, the EoC encourages businesses to reinvest profits into community development, support for those in need, and the growth of the enterprise itself.