SEPTEMBER 2014 ISSUE
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2014-15 TELESCOOP Officers inducted
PLDT Executive Vice President and Head of Home Business Isaias “Ariel” P. Fermin, extreme left, inducts the 2014-2015 Officers of TELESCOOP during the induction rites held at Manila Elks Club, Corinthian Plaza, Makati City, May 14, 2014.
The new set of TELESCOOP Board of Directors and Audit and Inventory Committee Members were sworn into office last May 14, 2014 at the Manila Elks Club, Corinthian Plaza, Makati City. Mr. Isaias “Ariel” P. Fermin, PLDT Executive Vice Presidentt and Head of Home Business was the Guest of Honor and Inducting Officer. In his brief remarks, he underscored what he practices in PLDT which is ‘believing as one” as this can make things happen. He intimated that, “ TELESCOOP is all about taking care of each other and should move as one. Together, you are unbeatable.” Inductees were Marcos R. De Leon, President and Chairperson; Hector M. Profeta, Vice Chairperson; Alexander C. Banag, Acting Treasurer; Teofilo E. Espadera, Director; Froilan M. Bautista, Director; Emiliano R. Tanchico, Director; Ernesto C. Miranda, Director; Gerardo Jose V. Castro, Director; Silverio S. Ibay, Jr., Director and Benjamin O. Dorosan, Board Secretary. Other elected Committee members were also inducted into office: Audit and Inventory Committee - Roberto R. De Guzman, Chairperson; Rodolfo E. Manzanares, Jr., Secre-
tary; Roderick Ramon F. Santos, Member; and Noel A. Fulgencio, Member. Election Committee: Reynaldo B. Mesina, Chairperson; Reynold U. Sarte, Vice Chairperson and Romulo M. Diño, member. Chairperson De Leon thanked Ariel Fermin for his support and acknowledged “Moving as One” as a challenge to TELESCOOP. A plaque of appreciation likewise was given to Mr. Fermin for gracing the event. To page 5, please
TELESCOOP holds Planning Conference TELESCOOP Officers and Employees held their 2014 Planning Workshop last June 13-14, 2014 at the Kamana Sanctuary Resort and Spa at Subic Bay Free Port Zone, Olongapo City. TELESCOOP Chairperson Marcos De To page 6, please
TELESCOOP Vice Chairperson Hector M. Profeta, right, confers with the participants during the 2014 TELESCOOP Planning Workshop.
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EdCom reports April-August 2014 Accomplishments Seven Pre-Membership Seminars (PMS)/Membership Seminar Updates (MS) were conducted with a total of 204 participants during the period, 190 of whom signed up as new members.
Attendees of PMS/MS held at PLDT San Fernando, Pampanga, spearheaded by Mr. MerDoc Mendoza, Head of Pampanga CSOZ and member of TELESCOOP’s Mediation Committee, seated extreme left, with TELESCOOP EdCom Officers.
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May 2014 - PMS at PLDTPHILCOM in Cagayan De Oro City.
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PMS/MS at Maratel in Iligan City
SPi Global Garnet in Pasig City participants with EdCom staff.
July 2014 - PMS at CURO TEKNIKA at their Citimotors Makati office. August 2014 – PMS at SPi Global Jupiter Makati City office. Global
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TELESCOOP Staff during the Microsoft Training.
EdCom provided assistance to TELESCOOP in facilitating the Microsoft Training participated by TELESCOOP Staff as part of their professional development and skills upgrade. Support of the Manila Bay Cleanup Fun Run on July 19, 2014 as part of its Social Responsibility Project.
Participants from Maratel held at Iligan City.
TELESCOOP participants in the Manila Bay Clean-up Fun Run on July 19, 2014.
PMS participants from PLDT-PHILCOM held at Cagayan De Oro City.
3 2014 TELESCOOP SOCIALAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT TIE-UP WITH DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY Early Childhood Learning tie-up program lauded
De La Salle University Early Childhood Learning Center, Manila Main Campus as the major recipient of TELESCOOP’s Social and Community Development Project, has helped 57 indigent scholars, with ages ranging from 5-7 years old.
Ms. Dena Culaba, the Learning Center’s Coordinator also thanked TELESCOOP for supporting their advocacy which was initiated by former DLSU President Bro. Andrew Gonzales.
Parents and guardians of scholars of the program are all praises to TELESCOOP for sponsoring their children’s education.
“We are very fortunate to have TELESCOOP as a major partner in providing a high quality pre-school and kindergarten program to indigent children. Through this, we hope to give them a strong foundation to help them realize their dreams to pursue their education,” Caluba said.
Mr. Sam Kabiling, with no ample means to finance his child’s studies, is among the parents from an indigent community who is very thankful to TELESCOOP. “Nagpapasalamat kami sa TELESCOOP at La Salle sa kanilang malaking tulong upang makapag-aral ang aking anak na si Kate Leigh Anne. Kung wala itong scholarship, hindi matutupad ang aking pangarap na makapag-aral ang aking anak,” Kabiling said.
As part of TELESCOOP’s involvement in community development and in accordance with Republic Act No. 9520, the tie-up covers a 100% subsidy for a whole year to cover Pre-Schooling Education Program for these scholars.
TELESCOOP Employees attend “First Cooperative Housing Summit”
FERNANDO
BABISTA
CABRERA
TATAD
TELESCOOP employees, namely: Gilda G. Fernando, Gina P. Babista, Nannette V. Cabrera and Ma. Loraine B. Tatad attended the “First (1st) Cooperative Housing Summit” held last July 17, 2014 at Great Eastern Hotel, Quezon Boulevard, Quezon City. The affair was spearheaded by the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) in association with members of the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Committee on Housing Cooperatives (JMEC) composed of CDA, HUDCC, PAG-IBIG, SSS, SHFC, HGC, HLURB, NHA, DENR, DBP, LANDBANK, PCCI, NATCCO, FPSDC which are involved in the housing sector, more particularly on socialized housing. The problems on socialized housing and proposed corrective measures were presented and discussed for appropriate adoption by concerned government agencies and to encourage the involvement of the Cooperatives in this endevour.
Photos show TELESCOOP Officers and EdCom Secretary Rexie T. Padilla with De La Salle Early Learning Center staff and pupils during a fellowship held recently.
The affair was highlighted by the presence and assurance of support of the Guest Speaker, the Honorable Vice President and Chairman of HUDCC Jejomar C. Binay.
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Chairperson’s Corner As part of our information drive, we are happy to inform our members and stakeholders about the developments and status of the first seven (7) months of operations of TELESCOOP.
DE LEON
We are financially stable and still growing based on the following data lifted from the unaudited TELESCOOP Financial Statements for the seven (7) months period ending July 31, 2014: • Our Assets have increased by eight percent (8%) from Php 1,717,059,800 in July, 2013 to Php 1,862,144,098 in July, 2014.
• The number of our patronizing members has likewise substantially increased to 3,481 contributing to the generation of a Gross Income of Php 126,486,337. We are appealing to our non-patronizing members numbering 1,616 to practice the spirit of “cooperativism” and get involved with TELESCOOP by promptly and continuously patronizing its growing product lines and services. Always prioritizing the welfare of our members and implementing the initiatives finalized during our Officers and Staff Plan-
ning last June 13-14, 2014, we have launched the following new TELESCOOP products and services: 1. Emergency Calamity and Multi-Purpose (ECM) Loan – Php 30,000.00 2. Travel Loan – Maximum of Php 1 Million. In compliance with the mandate of RA 9520 through the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) and our very own Amended TELESCOOP By-Laws, we are implementing a program requiring our members to document their subscription for the Minimum Share Capital Subscription of 2,000 Common Shares per member or the equivalent amount of Php 20,000.00 by accomplishing and submitting to TELESCOOP the supporting “Share Capital Subscription Undertaking and Authority to Deduct”. All active members as of December 31, 2013 will be issued one (1) Share Capital Certificate for their individual accumulated paid-up share capital as of December 31, 2013 whether the amount is more than Php 20,000.00 or less than Php 20,000.00. Succeeding certificate will be issued to each member everytime they contributed P20,000 additional share capital contribution/investment. Happy reading and until the next issue!
DIRECTOR’S PROFILE Silverio “Jojo” S. Ibay, Jr. Our new Director Silverio “Jojo” S. Ibay is currently the Head of PLDT’s Spend Management Accounting Center. He is also the incumbent President of the PLDT Managers’ Club, Inc. and a Board Member at Tahanan Mutual Building and Loan Association. Prior to his employment in PLDT, Jojo was the Head of Accounting of Digital Telecommunications Phils Inc. and was a Senior Auditor at SyCip Gorres Velayo & Co. from 1993 to 1995. Jojo obtained his Bachelor of Science in Commerce Degree, major in Accounting, Magna Cum Laude from University of Santo Tomas.
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TELESCOOP 2014-15 Officers Induction Highlights
Outgoing Director Jose Lauro “Larry” G. Pelayo was also given a plaque of appreciation in recognition of his valuable contribution and commitment to the objectives and welfare of TELESCOOP and its members in his capacity as Director for the years 2006-2014.
2014-2015 TELESCOOP Officers with Ariel Fermin.
Photo above shows Ariel Fermin with TELESCOOP Board Chairperson De Leon, right, gives a plaque of ap- of Directors. preciation to outgoing Director Larry Pelayo, center.
Chairperson De Leon hands over a plaque of appreciation to Mr. Fermin.
CUSTOMER’S EXPERIENCE FORUM Kudos for a Job Well Done!!!
EDITORIAL STAFF
[Here’s an email sent by Raul Obedoza to Director Hector M. Profeta, Gina Babista, and Krystle Celine S. Muñoz]
[An email received from Diosdado P. Paneda to Nannette V. Cabrera; Virginia B. Armada; ‘Gina Babista]
Sir/Ma’m,
Alexander C. Banag Member
Good morning po! Got the check already maraming maraming salamat po sa tulong nyo. God bless you all…
Froilan M. Bautista Member
Sir Hec and Team,
Maraming salamat po sa inyong lahat for your swift action. More power and God Bless! OBEDOZA
Hector M. Profeta Chairperson
PANEDA
Brother Joel thanks also. [An email received from Alelin Gatchalian to the TELESCOOP Board of Directors cc: Loraine Tatad, Divine Buenvenida; Gina Babista and Joel Olinares]
GATCHALIAN
Great! so fast and efficient service from TELESCOOP, iba na talaga kayo, higher level, there’s an email notification from TELESCOOP which I received yesterday informing that I can withdraw my loan today. Galing! keep it up! Mabuhay kayong lahat…
[An email received from Margaret M. Magbiray to Director Alexander C. Banag] Hi Sir Alex,
MAGBIRAY
“With an annual average of 6% interest on my savings in TELESCOOP, I can save more in comparison with banks. Cash withdrawal is so easy...no need to go out of the office or wait on a very long line to be called. Just send email and withdrawal will be processed...Hassle free... Super convenient.”
Gerardo Jose V. Castro Member Ernesto C. Miranda Member Gerardo C. Aguinaga Finance Officer Atty. Benjamin O. Dorosan Secretary to the Board Rexie T. Padilla Secretary/Trainor Roberto S. Kalaw Trainor Ike P. Arboleda Managing Editor Anthony “Toto” Manzano Contributing Photographer
6 TELESCOOP launches New Product: Travel Loan TELESCOOP recently launched Travel Loan, dubbed as “Fly High with TELESCOOP.” Director Froilan M. Bautista, who spearheaded the program, said “A member simply has to fill up, sign and send a Travel Information Sheet to TELESCOOP. Once approved, a quotation will be sent to the member for confirmation. “ Members may also send quotation from their preferred Travel Agency. However, if availed through TELESCOOP’s accredited travel agency and payable in three (3) months and below, loan will be on zero interest basis. For inquiries, please call TELESCOOP office at 899-7911 and look for Marketing’s Luthe, Gigi or Cynthia.
TELESCOOP holds Planning... From page 1
Leon, in his Opening Remarks, highlighted the value and importance of the Planning Workshop for 2014 and 2015. He also emphasized his experience where there are individuals who are good in planning but poor in execution. “As part of the learning process and planning workshop, I will be monitoring the success of the implementation aspect, “ Chairperson De Leon said. On the other hand, Vice Chairperson Hector M. Profeta, presented
a historical summary of comparative sales data for the last five years to highlight the milestone achievements and set the tone for future challenges of TELESCOOP. Each work unit, composed of employees and their assigned Oversight Director, came up with their presentation highlighting their current unit’s responsibility. A deliberation was actively made and emphasis were given to areas for improvement aimed at achieving further operational efficiency and effectiveness.
Director and Sales & Marketing Oversight Officer Froilan M. Bautista, right, during his presentation.
TELESCOOP staff participate in planning session activity.
Participants during one of the activities at the Planning Conference.
7 List of TELESCOOP Products and Services
Do you have access to your account on-line? Here’s how!
FINANCIAL LOANS
1. Financial Services and Development Loan, Sr. (FSDL SR) 2. Financial Services and Development Loan, Jr. (FSDL Jr) 3. Financial Services and Development Loan (FSDL) for PLDT Subsidiaries and Affiliates 4. Financial Services and Development Loan Lite (FSDL Lite) 5. Multi-Purpose Loan (MPL) 6. Telescoop Economic Assistance Mode (TEAM) Loan
All members can visit our website to know more about the products and services that our Cooperative is offering.
Members can view his/her Telescoop Account (Subsidiary Ledger), and can check the balances of outstanding loans, share capital , and status of applied loan from time to time. .
Members can also monitor their savings account. Member’s profile is also viewable in the website, so that any changes in status, beneficiaries , etc., can be relayed to Telescoop office for proper updating.
Should you still have no access to our website, please consider the following steps: • Call up TELESCOOP Customer Service hotline at 890-0409 and know your “TELESCOOP MEMBER ID” (six digit number) • Go to www.telescoop.com.ph • On the right side of the page is the member’s Log in, click “create new account” • Fill out the Register User Account Box (as shown below) Other important reminders: • Telescoop member ID • Employee No. • Birthdate • Mobile # -
6 digit number either old ID no or sap ID month, year, date LAST 9 digits or if CP# is not available key in 9 zeros
7. School Financial Loan (SFL) 8. School Supplies Loan (SSL) 9. Tuition Fee Loan (TFL) 10. Telescoop Emergency Express Loan (TEEL) 11. Various Loan (VARIOUS) 12. Financial Loan Express (FLEX) 13. Emergency and Calamity Multi-Purpose Loan (ECML) 14. Travel Loan
APPLIANCE LOAN
1. Direct Selling (DS-Appliances/Gadgets)
Suggestions/ Comments are highly appreciated for the improvement and success of our cooperative and TELESCOOP website.
OTHER SERVICES
1. Life Insurance 2. Funeral and Mortuary Services Plan Subscription 3. Short P.O.’s for Gift Cheques
List of Active Suppliers 2014 SUPPLIER’S NAME
• Note: Registration will need approval by the Administrator. Once approved, an email confirmation advice will be sent to you.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED
Abenson Ventures Inc
Small & big appliance
Comworks
Cellphones & gadgets
CYBERYA
Internet
Dr Sipin Ner Optical
Optical products & services
Executive Optical
Optical products & services
First United Travel Agency
Travel Agency
Franz A Enterprizes
General Merchandise
Ideal Vision
Optical products & services
JDRT Multisports
Bycycle parts & accessories
Le Donne Shoes & Accessorioes
Shoes & Bags
LHP Trading
General Merchandise
Marciana Marketing
General Merchandise
Market Connect
Mini projectors
Miledel Enterprises
QB Stove
Orange Communications
Cellphones & gadgets
PG Scents
Perfumes
PowerMac Center
Apple produts & accessories
Roadworth
Marketing & car accessories
SM Appliance Center Inc.
Big & small appliances
Truevine Communications
Cellphones & gadgets
Tupperware Phils
Tupperware products
8 Board of Directors
Marcos R. De Leon Chairperson
Hector M. Profeta Vice Chairperson
Alexander C. Banag Acting Treasurer/Member
Froilan M. Bautista Member
Gerardo Jose V. Castro Member
Teofilo E. Espadera Member
Silverio S. Ibay, Jr. Member
Ernesto C. Miranda Member
Emiliano R. Tanchico Member
Atty. Benjamin O. Dorosan Board Secretary
Roberto R. De Guzman Chairperson
Gerardo C. Aguinaga Vice Chairperson
Rodolfo E. Manzanares, Jr. Secretary
Roderick Ramon F. Santos Member
Noel A. Fulgencio Member
Audit and Inventory Committee
Education Committee Staff
Rexie T. Padilla Secretary
Roberto S. Kalaw Training Coordinator
Corporate Services
Divinagracia M. Buenvenida Administrative Manager