Boxing legend, former senator, and entrepreneur Manny Pacquiao helped introduce the Manila Ecommerce Center, a 16-story world-class business hub aiming to drive the growth of online businesses in the country.
During a recent press conference, the billionaire boxer also officially launched Star Digital Solutions, an innovative e-commerce marketing agency dedicated to helping businesses thrive in the dynamically changing digital landscape.
The Star Digital Solutions agency is located at the newly opened Manila Ecommerce Center, strategically located in the heart of Manila, neighboring the Malacañang Palace, Manila City Hall, key government institutions, and the university belt.
“As someone who has built a career on dedication, discipline, and adaptability, I understand what it takes to succeed in a competitive environment,” said Pacquiao. “Through Star Digital Solutions, I want to give entrepreneurs and businesses the tools and support they need to succeed in the digital world. Whether you’re just starting or looking to scale, we’re here to help you reach new heights.”
Star Digital Solutions offers comprehensive services that will elevate your business and improve brand awareness. These include social media marketing, content creation and branding services, e-commerce strategy and management, influencer and affiliate marketing, and live streaming services.
In addition to Star Digital Solutions, the Manila Ecommerce Center offers premium office and co-working spaces tailored to the needs of modern businesses. Other expected attractions in the area include a vibrant commercial hub featuring restaurants and retail outlets, spacious event and conference rooms, a fitness center, and a striking roof deck with a panoramic city view.
With 16 floors of office space, potential tenants can choose from 11 units per floor, ranging from 147 to 319 sqm per unit, for a total of 2,154 sqm per floor.
To secure your space today, send an email to manilaecommercecenter@gmail.com, call or text +63917-678-3965, and follow them on Facebook: Manila Commerce Center.