The Organization of Business Administration Students (OBAS) of the College of Business Administration and Accountancy’s best practices are the preservation of Ilokano cultural heritage, promoting Ilokano traditions in modern-day entrepreneurship, empowering business education in a digitalized era, and promoting gender equality and development.

The organization believes that these advocacies are avenues to stimulate wider student participation in talent development and extracurricular endeavors. Generally, the Business Week celebration enables students to explore their entrepreneurship skills by discovering their strengths, marketing skills, talents, competitiveness, and empowering business education in a digitalized era.

Specifically, the Business Week’s objectives are to enhance the entrepreneurial competencies of the students and intensity their commitment to promote programs, projects, and activities that are responsive to Ilokano traditions in modern-day entrepreneurship thru empowering business education in a digitalized era; to enhance the skills and competencies of the students’ level of awareness on modern-day entrepreneurship as a toll for empowered digitalized era in a business education; to promote gender equality and development; to provide an avenue for students to showcase their skills and knowledge through the conduct of various academic and non-academic contests; and to strengthen academe and industry partnership through the conduct of food and trade exhibits.