Overview
About LCC Careers
LCC is the best example of a dream started by one family and making it big up to now.
LCC was a family-owned corporation – the TAN FAMILY. It was founded by Mr. Tan Chu Lim and his wife Mrs. Tan Sy Sa (deceased) in 1946. It started as a store in Tabaco that sells shoes and textiles only. Fortunately, it gained the customer’s patronage. This enabled them to expand into a bazaar with RTW items as its basic merchandise. So before it was called Liberty Commercial Center, it was known as Liberty Bazaar. Like any other business, it experienced major setbacks like the big fire that destroyed the bazaar in 1977. But, never the family gave up. They continue to rebuilt the store.
With the couple’s dedication to the business combined with the Children’s Academic Preparation prompted the couple to meet the ever-changing customer needs and wants. Despite all odds, it eventually became the LCC-Liberty Commercial Center, Inc. The involvement of dedicated, professional, disciplined children and wholesome relationships with the community, has brought tremendous contributions to its development.
It branched out in Legazpi in 1981 and in Naga in 1997. It continued to expand as series of satellite stores opened bringing LCC service closer to home and opening job opportunities to Bicolanos.
LCC was recognized by the Philippine Association of Supermarkets, Inc. (PASI) as the first accredited commercial establishment in the region and a member of the Philippine Retailers Association (PRA).
Its goodwill and social responsibility are something we must preserve and appreciate as a landmark to Bicol Progress.
LCC was a family-owned corporation – the TAN FAMILY. It was founded by Mr. Tan Chu Lim and his wife Mrs. Tan Sy Sa (deceased) in 1946. It started as a store in Tabaco that sells shoes and textiles only. Fortunately, it gained the customer’s patronage. This enabled them to expand into a bazaar with RTW items as its basic merchandise. So before it was called Liberty Commercial Center, it was known as Liberty Bazaar. Like any other business, it experienced major setbacks like the big fire that destroyed the bazaar in 1977. But, never the family gave up. They continue to rebuilt the store.
With the couple’s dedication to the business combined with the Children’s Academic Preparation prompted the couple to meet the ever-changing customer needs and wants. Despite all odds, it eventually became the LCC-Liberty Commercial Center, Inc. The involvement of dedicated, professional, disciplined children and wholesome relationships with the community, has brought tremendous contributions to its development.
It branched out in Legazpi in 1981 and in Naga in 1997. It continued to expand as series of satellite stores opened bringing LCC service closer to home and opening job opportunities to Bicolanos.
LCC was recognized by the Philippine Association of Supermarkets, Inc. (PASI) as the first accredited commercial establishment in the region and a member of the Philippine Retailers Association (PRA).
Its goodwill and social responsibility are something we must preserve and appreciate as a landmark to Bicol Progress.