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Why become a member?
Believe that you can contribute to shaping a fairer economic system
You want to receive tools, training aid to help you implement concepts of the Economy of Communion at work
You are keen to learn from other professionals and entrepreneurs on how to implement the Economy of Communion
You want to contribute towards amplifying the impact of the Economy of Communion in Asia
Featured Members
“As founding member of the EoC Asia Pacific, we believe business must move beyond profit toward human flourishing and shared dignity. We support this movement because it connects purpose-driven leaders across Asia Pacific to build enterprises rooted in trust, collaboration, and long-term societal impact through meaningful economic and social transformation.”
Freddy is the Global Chairperson for Consulus and is the founder and CEO of ProLingua International. He focuses on purpose-driven transformation and fostering human connection, with a leadership approach rooted in the Economy of Communion principles.
“I am a member of EoC Asia Pacific because I believe business can be a force for unity, where profit is shared to uplift communities and build a more inclusive and compassionate economy.”
Adil is the CEO of AA Associates, engaged in business development, trade, and international market connections. He works closely with local and global partners to promote ethical business practices, support community growth, and create opportunities aligned with the principles of the Economy of Communion.
“I believe in the Economy of Communion because I believe in the Culture of Encounter:
an economy is just culture with currency; and communion is encounter that works. Sounds simple—but neither the current economy nor current culture can claim that.”
Basil leads Being Bridges in redesigning the dialogue of difference for human dignity.
“Where every meal brings us together and every encounter reminds us we are not alone.”
Joseph Tay is the founder of Hotpot Di Focolare (HDF), a community-centred food enterprise that seeks to restore dignity and strengthen human connection through everyday hospitality. Inspired by the conviction that business can serve both people and purpose, he continues to explore how small enterprises can contribute to a more inclusive and compassionate economy.