CODEB4A Events bring together academic professionals and students from Region IV-A to engage in dynamic learning experiences, competitions, and collaborative initiatives. From faculty development seminars and curriculum workshops to student summits and research colloquia, each event is designed to foster innovation, excellence, and meaningful connections across Higher Education Institutions.
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Notable Events
Notable Events
CODEB 4A Holds Induction of Officers, Turnover Ceremony, and Strategic Planning - June 11–12, 2025
San Pablo City, Laguna – The Council of Deans and Educators of Business in Region 4A (CODEB 4A) successfully held its Induction of Officers, Turnover Ceremony, and Strategic Planning last June 11–12, 2025 at Amihan Hotel, San Pablo City, Laguna.
Sustainably Enriching Business Education: Council of Deans and Educators of Business in Region IV-A Holds 20th Annual Conference
Tagaytay City, March 27-28, 2025 - The Council of Deans and Educators of Business in Region IV-A (CODEB4A) kicked off its 20th annual conference recently at Hotel Dominique, City of Tagaytay, with the theme "Sustainably Enriching Business Education: Fostering Social Responsibility."
The two-day conference brought together esteemed educators, business leaders, and experts to share insights and best practices in integrating social responsibility into business education.
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Past Events Archive
CODEB4A General Assembly 2025
Shaping the Future of Business Education: CODEB4A Highlights CHED Reforms, Micro-Credentials, and Social Entrepreneurship
Calamba City, Laguna — September 16, 2025. Innovation and collaboration took center stage as the Council of Deans and Educators of Business Region IV-A (CODEB4A) gathered at STI College Calamba for its 2025 General Assembly themed “Reimagining Business Education: Embracing CHED Reforms, Micro-Credentials, and Innovations.”
The event drew deans, faculty members, and academic leaders from across Region IV-A, creating a dynamic forum to exchange ideas, share best practices, and discuss policies shaping the future of business education.
Three distinguished guest speakers provided powerful insights into areas critical to the sector’s transformation. Dr. Pelagio Labang Jr. opened the discussions with timely updates on CHED reforms and their impact on higher education institutions. Mr. Francis Xavier Hernandez followed by highlighting the rising relevance and implementation of micro-credentials to upskill students and professionals. Concluding the sessions, Mr. Cris Delgado emphasized the importance of social entrepreneurship in building sustainable and socially responsible business leaders.
The General Assembly underscored CODEB4A’s mission to serve as a platform for dialogue, innovation, and professional development in business education. Participants not only gained valuable knowledge but also strengthened networks and partnerships across institutions.
This milestone gathering reflects CODEB4A’s continuing commitment to support its members in aligning programs with national priorities and global standards—preparing future-ready graduates to thrive in an ever-evolving business landscape.
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