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Xavier University International Studies students conduct Reading on Wheels O
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UTSIDE the halls of Xavier University, just a few meters across the street actually at Magsaysay Park in what used to be Park Cafe, you will see Xavier University students mingling with street kids every Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Nope they’re not merely playing with the kids. They are there actually to conduct reading sessions with the kids. It’s not really an academic tutorial, it’s more of molding character to the children, some of them unfortunate enough to lose their parents and family at such a young age and left to fend for themselves in what usually is a harsh urban environment for them. “We have high hope for these children. We hope that one day, they will be given a second chance at opportunities life is offering and become responsible adults,” Geffel Rodrigora, president of Ateneo
Diplomatic Corps, said. “While other groups take care of their academic upliftment by institutionalizing informal tutorials, we are taking care of their values formation.” Ateneo Diplomatic Corps is instrumental in realizing Reading on Wheels, a conceptualization by one visionary Xavier University International Studies alumnus who is now based in Germany. While staying in that country as a graduate enrollee of the Willy Brandt School in Erfurt, Jessie Jhon Magkilat came across a call for entries in the Commitment Award. The competition aims to
Makeup artist Kitchie Uy Erquita treats a free makeover to a female senior citizen during Grandparents Day celebration last Sunday (September 11, 2016) at SM City Cagayan De Oro. photo mark francisco
give recognition to social initiatives conceptualized by the students. Magkilat and his Canadian partner Hannah Yan-Wai Saley decided to enter their Reading on Wheels project which aims at improving street children’s life by bringing the joy of reading to children in the streets of Cagayan de Oro from little trollies or kariton. Magkilat, who was finishing his master’s degree in public policy at the time, defended
his Reading on Wheels project before the Commitment Award 2015 jurors, saying that “it is an opportunity to build trust with the street children and meet them at a place they are familiar with. The target group will be between ages five to 12 and hope to use Reading on Wheels as an avenue to create a childhood that these children have never experienced. The purpose is not to directly teach a child how to read and Reading/PAGE 11
Columbia Sportswear presents Trail Masters CDO leg Story and Photo by MARK FRANCISCO
COLUMBIA Sportswear, one of Primer Group’s vibrant brands at Centrio in Cagayan de Oro City, presents the Mindanao leg of Trail Masters 2016 this coming September 25 at Upper Macasandig and Indahag. Coming from a
Ch r i s t ie Joy Cen teno, Co l u m b i a S p o r t s we a r Cen t r i o supe r vi so r, sporting a cap injected with Omni-Technology
successful fresh start last April 16 in San Mateo, Rizal and June 17 in Iloilo City, the third leg of Trail Masters 2016 is aimed to be as exciting as the first two installments, according to race director Dennis Yap of Transition Productions. Race participants are expected to tackle the rugged uphill terrain in Upper Macasandig and Indahag, kicking off at the scenic High Ridge Restaurant for a total of 39 kilometers of duathlon adventure. Gun start for the initial 6k run will commence at 6:00 a.m. on that Sunday with the runners negotiating downhill from High Ridge, exiting right
into Mandumol Road and going on to an uphill run at Diversion Road before going back to High Ridge. From High Ridge, they will transition to biking, exit at the eastern side of the resto facility and begin looping the Indahag area three times to achieve the 30-kilometer distance. They will then go back to High Ridge to initiate the last 3k run around Mandumol. The whole episode is expected to be finished in around four hours, Yap said. There will be various categories for this adventuresome race: the 18-24 age bracket, 2529, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49 and 50-above for both male and female. There will also be a relay category.
A total of 150 slots is reserved and this early, players from Cebu, Davao, Butuan and Lanao del Norte have signified their intent to join. Team Lanao del Norte alone will field 40 delegates, according to Yap. Columbia Sportswear has long been known for promoting an outdoor lifestyle and the columbia/PAGE 11
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RAFTHON / HIGALAAY STREET FESTIVAL # WE ARE ONE (2nd of several parts)
Why come up with RAFTHON you might be wondering…? Ok, let me ask you this, when people ask you where you’re from and you answer Cagayan de Oro, their reaction would likely be (if they know their geography) “Mindanao?? Di ba nakakatakot sa inyo? Hindi ba magulo sa inyo?”. So, the concept is really an advocacy to alleviate the negative impression on Mindanao by capitalizing on what CDO has that other Philippine cities don’t have? You guessed it right! White Water Rafting. Just like Dubai has its vast desert, Siargao has world class surfing waves, Benguet has the Rice Terraces, we have White Water Rafting. RAFTHON or Rafting with Marathon, originally conceptualized to be a competitive event but later on adjusted to make it more of a “Fun Team Activity”. RAFTHON has two categories, RAFTHON CHALLENGE (RaftBike-Run) for the adrenaline junkies & the ADVENTURE FUN RUN (Raft & Run) for individuals who want to cross the finish line still having a selfieready smile intact. Then when all the paddling,
pedaling, running is done, the day culminates with the Higalaay Street Festival where in everyone is invited to the biggest bonding activity closing the festivities! It just makes sense, we promote Rafting and at the same time we celebrate Friendship. We hope that this event will tear down the walls that divide us: race, color, religion, gender, ideology. Easily said than done. During the early planning stage, this is what happened. The production team listened, slowly absorbing, learning to understand the concept of RAFTHON. Then delegations and subcommittees were formed for coordination with the Oro Association of Rafters, CDO TRI Team, & Circle Productions, all veterans of each individual events within RAFTHON. That’s not it, we also have to consider participant’s water safety, road safety, and security. We anticipated that being the fiesta season everybody will be busy doing their own assignments. I was tasked to do Audio-Imaging & Media Coordinator during the preparation/ planning stage, then rafthon/PAGE 11
AirAsia gifts free flights to ASEAN Olympic medallists at GALA event A irAsia today gave away free f lights to all Asean Olympic medallists at a gala event held in the JW Marriot Hotel in Bangkok. Also in attendance were AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes, AirAsia country CEOs, Thailand’s Vice Minister for Tourism and Sports, Associate Professor Chavanee Tongroach as well as government and sports officials from each Asean country with a podium finisher. Gold medal winners received a lifetime of free f lights, while silver and bronze medal winners received five and three years' worth of free f lights respectively. Medallists were given a special AirAsia BIG card in gold, silver and bronze that allows them to f ly to any of the more than 120 destinations within AirAsia and AirAsia X's extensive network in Asia, Australia, the Middle East and Africa. Click here to view a video of the gala event: https://www.youtube. com/watch?v=sxQWAgb
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes, AirAsia country CEOs, Asean government officials pose together with Asean medallists at the gala event held in the JW Marriott Hotel in Bangkok today.
jIV4&feature=youtu.be AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes said, "We are very honoured to be able to present free f lights to the men and women who have inspired the region with their sporting excellence. "Too often, sports is overlooked in Asean but their achievements show we can be the world's best when we set our mind to it, together with the right support and infrastructure." He added, "Athletes
Police, Globe Telecom security team nab 7 broadband fraudsters As campaign versus illegal sellers intensifies
Globe Telecom’s intensified campaign against fraudsters led to the arrest of 7 fraudsters involved in the illegal sale of the company’s LTE modems. The campaign is intended to protect its customers from illegal activities involving its products and services. “We strongly discourage our customers from purchasing internet connectivity devices from unauthorized dealers and instead entertain offers of various Globe products and services only from legitimate agents,” said Ronald Uychutin, Globe Vice President for Security and Anti-Fraud and Investigation Division. He added that Globe will continue to coordinate closely with police authorities in pursuing its campaign against fraudsters. A series of entrapment operations jointed conducted by police and a Globe security team resulted in the arrest of 7 suspects involved in the illegal sale of Globe modems. Arrested were David King Esguerra, 33 years old, a resident of No. 79 Guimba, Nueva Ecija; John John
Mamuyac, 28 years old, a resident of 19-C Camilo Osias St., Brgy. Kaligayahan, Quezon City; Marc Searle Arboleda, 25 years old and Ma. Joanna Garcia; 25 years old, both residing at No.119 Tabing Ilog St. Brgy. Aniban II, Bacoor City, Cavite; Michael Pascua, 29 years old, a resident of Block 2 Lot 2 Sunny Crest Royale Brgy. Salitran 2, Dasmariñas City; Thomas Jefferson, 33 years old, a resident of Block 3 Lot 1 Masalud Vill Brgy. Salinas 1, Bacoor City, Cavite; and Angeline Manlapao, 20 years old, a resident of Block 5 Lot 1 Nueve de Pebrero St., Brgy. Mauway, Mandaluyong City. The entrapment operations conducted against the suspects were based on a list of online sellers of Globe LTE modems, either through OLX.com.ph or Facebook. With police personnel posing as online buyers, suspects agreed to meet them which led to their eventual arrests. The suspects are believed to be engaged in a modus operandi that involves retrieval of LTE modems from legitimate customers on pretext of an
upgrade or repair. The modems are then reconfigured and sold at a one-time cost payment in popular social online buyand-sell sites such as OLX and even networking sites such as Facebook. Police recovered from the suspects numerous Globe LTE modems. Uychutin emphasized the company will continue to work closely with police authorities in pursuing fraudsters.
will be able to make use of the free f lights whenever they want, as many times as they want. No ifs, no buts, no funny conditions. We sincerely hope they will enjoy f lying with us." AirAsia is Asia's largest low-cost carrier by passengers carried and jet f leet, with unmatched frequencies. It is also the only airline to f ly direct to all 10 Asean countries, including some 60 unique routes in the region. A pioneer in travel and technology, AirAsia offers a wide range of innovative products such as mobile app, extensive self-service options, inf light wifi, interactive travel
guides, premium coffee, online duty-free shopping, Premium Flex and FlyThru. FlyThru allows guests to seamlessly connect to anywhere within AirAsia's wide network with just one stop at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Asia's lowcost carrier hub - and other convenient transit hubs in Thailand and Indonesia, without having to pass through immigration and with their baggage checked through to the final destination. Keep up-todate with AirAsia's latest promotions and activities via Twitter (twitter.com/ AirAsia) and Facebook (facebook.com/AirAsia).
Bonbon celebrates Tambanipa Festival Story by MARK FRANCISCO
BARANGAY Bonbon led by the indefatigable barangay chair Jacky Biongcog-Merto once again celebrated the Tambanipa Festival in honor of the feast of its patron saint Señor San Nicolas de Tolentino. Tambanipa is a portmanteau of the abundance of tamban and nipa in the barangay. Tambanipa Festival
2016 kicked off with Araw ng Bonbon last September 1 via a mass at the covered court and a motorcade after. By evening was the Barangay Night in Hawaiian theme where Zone 4 grabbed first place. The next day, there was a field demonstration by Bonbon Elementary School and a special tambanipa/PAGE 6
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Liceo IS students hold awareness seminar series T Story and Photos by MARK FRANCISCO
O raise awareness among the youth, the Licean Corps Diplomatique organized a three-day awareness seminar series on what it dubbed as Challenges in the Modern Society. During the first day of the symposium last Tuesday at Liceo AVR 3, there was a lectureon HIV/AIDS conducted by Marvin Ted Membreve of the City Health Office. It’s not just International Studies of Liceo de Cagayan University
who were the target audience for this particular forum. Some students from other colleges within the campus also attended and senior high school students from the institution were there as well. During the second day, Hazards on Social Media was tackled by cyberlaw expert Atty. Noel Ramiscal. And on the last day, a talk on Discrimination and Gender Equality was given by another lawyer, Atty. Sam Tan. This particular talk attempted to
bridge between gender and specific thematic areas such as work, education, political participation, emergencies,
peace and security and sexual and reproductive health. Last month, the Licean Corps Diplomatique led
by its president Sarah Bermiso also organized a seminar on Export Products & Policies: Northern Mindanao Trading
for Globalized Community with a resource speaker from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
SSS to open seven branches in all Saturdays of September in Southern Mindanao 1 In line with the 59th SSS anniversary celebration with the theme “SSS at 59: Kaagapay at Kabalikat sa Pagbabago and with its effort to assist member-borrowers in settling their past due loans thru affordable payment terms and condonation of loan
penalties, the Social Security System (SSS) branches in Bislig, Davao, Davao -Ilustre, Digos, Panabo, Tagum and Toril will remain open in all Saturdays of September to accommodate applicants for the SSS Loan Restructuring Program (LRP).
SSS Vice President for SouthMin 1 Emmanuel R. Palma said, seven out of the eight branches in Southern Mindanao 1 are among the 109 chosen SSS offices nationwide which will accept LRP applications as well as other select SSS transactions on
September 3, 10, 17, and 24. “The special Saturday schedule will be a big help to members particularly those who cannot visit the office during weekdays due to their work schedules and distant location from sss/PAGE 11
SEIPI inducts new member
Converge ICT to power-up Semiconductor and Electronics Industries with pure fiber technology
Converge ICT, a provider of worldclass ICT products and personalized services to customers in the Philippines, was recently inducted as one of the newest members of the Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Foundation, Inc. (SEIPI) during the organization’s 125th general membership meeting held at the Waterfront Hotel, Lahug City, Cebu. Converge Chief Operating Officer Jesus Romero attended the said event as a representative of the company. He said that both Converge ICT and SEIPI aim to contribute innovations in order to uplift the electronics industry and be at par with the global setting. “We are honored to be a member of such a respected and relevant association,” Romero added, “We are anxious to extend to the members the benefits of fiber technology that will help boost their productivity and
improve operational efficiency.” Among the topics discussed during the event were the policies, actions, investments and innovations, of the member companies as well as the reforms and services for the semiconductor and electronics industry. As the leading innovator of pure fiber cable and telecommunications technology, Converge ICT improves the operational efficiency of the electronics industry with its array of fiberpowered products and services. It has laid more than 6,700 km. of fiber optics cables (FOC) beneath the ground nationwide using the latest microtrenching technology. This makes for Converge ICT to deliver symmetrical connection among its subscribers. These cables are composed of thin fibers known as fiber optics made of lightweight, durable, and nonf lammable materials that are less susceptible
to corrosion. Copper cables, a conventional material for telephone and internet lines, corrode that leads to downtime or the sudden interruption in the f low of data. Romero noted that “As pure-fiber technology exhibits
these capabilities, we also intend to power up the semiconductor and electronics industry, especially our co-SEIPI member institutions, with fiber-powered infrastructure and application based solutions and services.” The company has
already connected its pure fiber-powered capabilities to cities in the metro like San Juan, Las Pinas, Manila, Quezon City, Mandaluyong, Marikina, Makati, Pasig, Taguig, CAMANAVA Area, Pasay, and Muntinlupa,
as well as in Central Luzon including Olongapo, Angeles in Pampanga and Tarlac. Meanwhile, Converge ICT is among SEIPI’s 285 members that are from both private and public institutions all throughout the country. seipi/PAGE 6
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Globe, PNP sign MOU to operate Text Bato hotline for crime prevention G lobe Telecom signed a memorandum of understanding with the Philippine National Police to operate Text 2286 (Bato), a SMS hotline providing an access for the public to directly report incidents to PNP Director General Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa. Aside from ensuring inbound and outbound SMS accessibility for Text Bato, Globe is also providing an interactive platform for the hotline that would immediately address police concerns. “Globe is aware that the availability of an affordable and accessible communications system is an effective tool in crime prevention. We hope that a system integrator for Text Bato will significantly enhance the PNP’s readiness to address the public’s police
PNP officials led by PNP Director General Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa (2nd from right) , leads the signing of a memorandum of agreement with the country’s telco providers. Globe Telecom General Counsel Atty. Froilan Castelo (2nd from right) signs on behalf of the telco operator.
concerns and thus improve the peace and order situation in the country in general,” Globe General Counsel Atty. Froilan Castelo said. The MOU provides that in addition to providing an alignment of the integrator and vendor of the SMS platform
that provides the hotline for the PNP, Globe will also extend support in disseminating information on the Text Bato hotline to increase public awareness. According to PNP, the “Bato” hotline is centralized and connected to the
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able to monitor the reports and whether they are acted upon by the police personnel concerned. Globe also provided support for the creation and providing access to 911 and 8888, the country’s new nationwide emergency hotline number, and complaint
hotline, respectively. Globe, which has long used 8888 as its promo registration number, gave way to the government’s request of utilizing 8888 as its complaint hotline. The company is now working on the migration of its promo registration to 8080 from 8888.
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... and the rise or fall (?) of global politicians! With an increasingly globalized world social media has become an invaluable tool of the international political trade, and it will continue to evolve. Just ask our good President Rodrigo Duterte and/ or Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for example. We are living in a world where YouTube, Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram or Twitter can make you a star, keep you a star or help catapult you to the highest political offices in the world. Or we see the total opposite. It’s not just ‘entertainment-it-girls’ (or boys!) using the tools of the social media trade. Politicians and heads of government are too, and now they are reaching beyond the traditional marketing avenues to address their constituents and reach an audience that sometimes transcends their own national borders. I came across Bhupesh Shah, a social media marketing expert
and professor at Seneca College in Toronto, Canada, ranking as one of the Top 50 business professors to follow on Twitter. He says that it is helping leaders connect with their citizens in an “efficient and effective manner.” If I meet other business people and ask them about their Facebook or Twitter accounts, I mostly receive a positive smile and answer. Of course, I have! Back to Shah, wo says: “It is absolutely critical for politicians to be accessible and to disseminate their message as wide as possible. Not fully leveraging the tools available nowadays, and sticking only with traditional methods would be fatal. And this is absolutely correct! Arguably the most successful by virtue of followers and likes are India’s Prime Minister Nerendra Modi and US President Barak Obama. Modi now has over 20 million followers on Twitter, while President Obama has over 77 million and both
continue to wrack up the likes on Facebook and have taken to YouTube, whether it’s to be interviewed or to post. Both have one thing in common when it comes to their social media presence: they get personal. Rather than just posting canned political messages they’ve stepped out of the traditional political box, posting more intimate glimpses into their lives, like Obama exercising with the Vice President or playing football with his dog. “Social media gets around the so-called gatekeepers and takes the message directly to the virtual street!... You’re typically reaching the younger demographic, those that are keen to have their voices heard,” said Shah. But social media is also a rapidly changing arena and there are pitfalls that can trip anyone up - or down! Trudeau, Modi and Obama have largely managed to avoid these, although the Canadian PM has faced
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criticism within Canada over his use of social media, most notably after he answered a question about quantum computing from a journalist that went viral. Some criticized him for planting the question solely for social media purposes. “Leaders should recognize that anything they say or do can and will be used by the public (and media) for their own agenda. This means that they always have to be ‘on’ - knowing that what they say will be instantly captured and shared,” Shah explains. Correct! We just experienced this with our president Rodrigo Duterte, didn’t we? With an increasingly doring/PAGE 6
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Solidarity Statement of Concerned Kagay-anons against the burial of Marcos in the Libingan ng mga Bayani Thirty years ago, Filipinos rallied against the injustices of Martial Law. Filipinos left a mark in our history where the sovereign Filipino people ousted the dictator and fought to uphold the dignity of our Democracy. Today, as it seems, many of us have forgotten how history changed us. Today we face the challenge of keeping in our hearts the lessons of Martial Law. We were told that the burial of Marcos in
history that we pass on to our young, and confusing them about what constitutes heroism. Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani buries justice by justifying the shameless corruption of the dictator, his family, and the oligarchy of cronies he created. It violates the moral values we cherish as a nation by rewarding wrong and making it seem right. Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani buries solidarity by denying the pain and anguish of the many victims of human rights violations and their families, the misery of the poor who suffered most under Marcos’s development policies, and the sacrifices of those who fought to restore the country’s fallen democratic institutions. Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani buries peace by erasing the memory of the violence that his regime inf licted on our nation. Burying the dictator Vicky Pulido reads the Solidarity Statement of Concerned Kagay-anons against in the Libingan ng the burial of Marcos in the Libingan ng mga Bayani Sept 7, 2016 at the Kiosko mga Bayani buries Kagawasan in Plaza Divisoria
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presentation by its arnis team followed by the Teachers Night a few hours later. On September 3, there was a ballroom dancing
the Libingan ng mga Bayani shall heal the wounds of history and shall help us forgive and forget the pains of our past. We stand here today, in solidarity, as we oppose the burial of the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani. We cannot accept such statement that burying Marcos together with the heroes of our country will unite us and help us move forward. This we vehemently
followed by Bingo Sosyal on September 4 as well as Mr. PYAP 2016 in the evening on that day where Carl John Betaizar was the declared winner. There was a Laro ng Lahi on September 5 followed by a hiphop
oppose as we echo the following statements: Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani buries human dignity by legitimizing the massive violations of human and civil rights, especially of the right to life that took place under his regime. Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani buries truth by perpetuating the myth of Marcos’s achievements as a leader, distorting the valuable lessons of
dance contest in the evening in which HD Crew became the champions. September 6 was the skim boarding competition which awed residents and visitors alike. The evening
was marked with the Tambanipa Festival Attire and Fashion Show. There was also a boat race, billiard tournament and boxing on the seventh day of the weeklong festival. In the float parade
genuine empowerment by legitimizing the concentration of power in a single leader and the suppression of democratic rights and participation under his regime, and by negating the triumph of the empowered popular movement that unseated him. Burying the dictator in the Libingan ng mga Bayani will not heal our wounded country. WE OPPOSE THE BURIAL OF THE DICTATOR FERDINAND MARCOS IN THE LIBINGAN NG MGA BAYANI BECAUSE MARCOS IS NO HERO! Concerned Kagayanons is a loose network composed of representatives from various sectors such as the academe, church, NGO and the Youth. At the onset of President Duterte’s pronouncement of his support to bury Ferdinand Marcos Sr. in the Libingan ng mga Bayani, a growing clamor to oppose his decision has echoed among various sectors especially those
who were adversely affected by the Marcos dictatorship. There is no denying that to this day, we are still haunted by the memories of abuse and injustices most Filipinos have experienced during the Marcos Regime. It is disturbing to hear comments from people who are obviously uninformed and detached from the experiences of Filipinos during Martial Law. This motivated the group to organize a Solidarity Rally against the burial of Marcos in the Libingan ng mga Bayani. The group intends to break the silence among Kagayanons who seemed to have forgotten the dark years of our history and refuse to honor the real heroes who fought for our democracy. The group echoes the statements of the following institutions on the same topic: Institute of Social Order (ISO), John J. Carroll Institute on Church and Social Issues (JJCICSI), and Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan (SLB).
and street dancing competition on September 7, Zone 4 was awarded the most beautiful float, Zone 6 became the Best in Street Dancing and Jasmine Nicole Jadap of Zone 3 became Festival Queen.
industry export with $221 million, a 149.5 percent increase as compared to $88.48 million in the previous year.
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globalized world social media has become an from page 3 invaluable tool of the As the country’s international political foremost association of trade and it will continue foreign and domestic to evolve. Modi, Obama semiconductor and Trudeau are pioneers and electronics in this realm and their manufacturers, it experiences online are advocates quality, shaping what’s to come productivity, and both internationally and innovation in the nationally for the next electronics industry by generation of politicians encouraging networking who aspire to the highest and sharing of offices. information among its +++ members. Email: doringklaus@ The semiconductor gmail.com or follow me and electronics in Facebook or Twitter or industry is the biggest visit www.germanexpacontributor to the tinthephilippines.blogspot. country’s gross domestic com or www.klausdoringproduct (GDP). As of sclassicalmusic.blogspot. the first quarter of com . 2016, it accounted for $6.63 billion in the first quarter of 2016 from $6.34 billion in the same period last year. Converge ICT belongs to the telecommunication electronics sector. This sector posted the largest share in the electronics
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SM group reaches out to local investors S M Investments Corporation (SM) reached out to more local investors as it underscored Philippine corporate growth. SM, with subsidiaries SM Prime Holdings and BDO Unibank, recently concluded retail investor seminar in partnership with CitisecOnline.com in Cebu, Cagayan de Oro, Davao and Manila which drew thousands. “Investor education is very important to SM and we do our part by going around the country to share the long-term growth plans of the group. Historically, foreign investors dominated
our minority investor base who gained immensely from the strong share price performance of SM and its listed subsidiaries. We want to encourage more local investors to likewise gain from the business acumen of the Sy family,” Cora Guidote, SM Senior Vice President for Investor Relations said. Since listing in the stock market in 2005, SM’s share price grew by a compounded annual growth rate of 17.4%. As a result, market capitalization grew to PHP819.1 billion as of end-August from PHP127.2 billion in 2005, reflecting the support of investors,
particularly those of foreign institutional funds over the last 11 years. A PHP10,000 investment, bought during IPO would be PHP46,920.82 if sold as of December 2015, notwithstanding cash dividends declared during those years. SM has earmarked between PHP70 to PHP80 billion every year in an aggressive expansion bid in the Philippines, fueled by the local economy’s strong momentum. Supporting this capital commitment, SM posted an 11% growth in consolidated net income of PHP15 billion in the first six months of the year.
(From left) Alex Pomento, Vice President for Investor Relations at SM Prime Holdings; Marvin Fausto, Consultant at COL Financial; April Lee Tan, Head of Research at COL Financial; Cora Guidote, Senior Vice President for Investor Relations at SM Investments Corp.; Richard Tan, First Vice President for Investor Relations and Corporate Planning at BDO Unibank; Tim Daniels, Consultant for Investor Relations at SM.
Fashion Philippines launch attracts French, global buyers The Industry Promotion Group through the Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) in cooperation with the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in Paris (PTIC-Paris) launched FASHION
PHILIPPINES, a select collection of ten fashion accessories brands from top-notch Filipino designers at the Hall 7 of the Maison & Objet PARIS, the largest international gathering of interior and lifestyle products and services
in France which runs on September 2-6 at the French capital. “The Maison & Objet was selected as the venue to launch Fashion Philippines in France this year because it was just fitting to unveil the country’s best collection
of fashion accessories lines to a truly global venue,” according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Undersecretary for Industry Promotion Group, Nora K. Terrado, whose teams from CITEM and the
Philippine Trade and Investment Center – Paris (PTIC), attended to and handled the launch. The ten designers who showcased their products to the thousands of attendees at the Maison & Objet were Michelline Syjuco, Mele + Marie,
Kit Silver, Beatriz, Mia Arcenas, Ann Ong, Larone, Zai Design Hive, Carmaela, Floreia. “Designers featured in Fashion Philippines were chosen because of their exemplary creative pieces, their capacity to cater to fashion/PAGE 10
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Pilipinas Shell successfully holds Shell Bike Fair 2016 in CdeO The Philippines is home to a strong 4-million motorcycle community that still continues to grow everyday. The recent rise in number of motorcycle riders for the past couple of years has cemented the popularity of the twowheeled vehicle, making it an indispensable mode of transportation for Filipinos all over the country. Coming from a successful celebration of all things motorcycle last year, Pilipinas Shell takes things to the next level by hosting a bigger and grander Shell Bike Fair 2016. To show Shell’s appreciation for the motorcycle community, this year’s Shell Bike Fair is a series of three grand events in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The second leg of the three-
part celebration was made possible by Shell Advance, Shell V-Power Nitro+, and Shell Select. Shell Bike Fair 2016 Last September 3, the second leg of the Shell Bike Fair 2016 was held at the Limketkai Atrium in Cagayan de Oro through a day filled with games and entertainment for the company’s valued customers. Upon entering the world-class location, the attendees were treated to fun demos and games at the different booths set up throughout the venue. Exciting performances by Callalily and Gracenote plus other surprise celebrity appearances brought the house down, with the crowd partying along to their favorite hits. The event ended on a high note as several shell/PAGE 10
LEARNING ARABIC. Kauswagan was one of the municipalities in Lanao del Norte that suffered in the “allout-war” in the year 2000. After the fateful event and atrocities, Kauswagan has now emerged as a thriving municipality in terms of agriculture and business. Community volunteers in Barangay Tingintingin, Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte addressed the low rate of Arabic learning in their area by constructing a Madrasah (which means a “place where learning and studying take place”) through the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s poverty-alleviation program Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan-Comprehensive Integrated Delivery of Social Services: National Community Driven Development Program (KALAHI CIDSS-NCDDP). Barangay Tingintingin is an upland community, 5 kilometers from the Poblacion and about 40 minutes travel by land with a mix of Muslim-Christian population. The residents’ main source of income is farming. The Madrasah was completed in 2013 with a total project cost of Php 363,700.00 (PAMANA Php 300,000.00 and Barangay Local Government Unit local counterpart contribution of Php 63,700.00).
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Republic Cement joins various stakeholders for tree-planting projects Republic Cement strengthens its drive for environmental responsibility with the conduct of nationwide greening initiatives. The efforts are part of the company’s recently introduced iSTAND4 program, its commitment to CSR and sustainability leadership. “Responsible stewardship of our natural resources has always been at the heart of our operations,” said Renato Sunico, president of Republic Cement and Building Materials, Inc. “Reforestation activities are an integral part of our environmental program and ref lect our support of the country’s sustainability goals.” In support of the DENR’s National Greening Program (NGP), Republic Cement has reforested over 700 hectares in different communities situated near its facilities from 2013 to 2016, and has led in the
stewardship of these areas in partnership with six upland People’s Organizations. Over 400 families living in these communities have benefited from the livelihood for the care and maintenance of these reforestation areas and opportunities derived from the fruitbearing trees and intercropped plants grown in the areas. Such is the company’s active participation in the NGP, which seeks to plant 1.5 billion trees in 1.5 million hectares across the country to attain sustainable human development and ecological security. To complement these initiatives in the upland areas, Republic Cement has also partnered with the local Environment Offices for the rehabilitation of mangrove forests in coastal areas of the Visayas and Mindanao where they have operations. Its Danao and Iligan plants worked
hand in hand with stakeholders, including the local barangay councils to plant a total of 20,000 red mangrove propagules. Supporting the government’s Mangrove Reforestation Program, the activity aims to restore the health of the mangrove forests located in Brgy. Dancar, Cebu City and Bayug Island, Iligan City that were devastated by typhoons Sendong and Yolanda. As part of its Luzon greening initiatives, Republic Cement’s Teresa plant and Makati head office joined the Rizal provincial government’s bamboo planting activity in celebration of the province’s 115th anniversary. Planting young bamboo plants along the Paenaan River, the project aims to regulate water levels and control soil erosion in the area while providing potential food source and handicraft raw republic/PAGE 10
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an international clientele, and the overwhelming response they received from the biannual Manila FAME events organized by CITEM,” said CITEM Executive Director Rosvi Gaetos. Among those who graced the Paris launch of Fashion Philippines were Philippine Ambassador to France Maria Theresa P. Lazaro, Consul General Aileen Mendiola-Rau, noted designer Mr. Budji Layug, Philippine design icon Mr. Kenneth Cobonpue who also had his own booth at the Maison & Objet, design luminaries from France and across the globe, agents and buyers, members of the media, and other guests. PTIC-Paris Director
and Commercial Attache Froilan Pamintuan noted the interest generated by the local materials used by the Filipino designers, including “the recycled technology employed by one of our designers which was even featured by the French media. CITEM’s Head for the Buyer Marketing and Services Team Katrina Pineda also observed the attention gained by the Filipino fashion accessories designers whose products help provide livelihood to local communities in the Philippines. “The initial foray of Fashion Philippines at the Maison & Objet has been very encouraging. Our designers are looking forward to forging alliances initially gained from the launch, and are committed to sustain
their presence and entrench their brands in Paris - the reputed fashion and design capital of Europe and the rest of the world,” said Pineda. Some French designers also mentioned that they could help in the training, development or even in providing a venue in Paris for these fashion accessories designers from the Philippines.
and other indigenous types of seedlings, the initiative is part of the Aboitiz Group’s A-Park program, which aims to plant six million trees by 2020. Republic Cement representatives from its Makati head office, Teresa and Batangas plants participated in the Calauan, Laguna leg of the activity. Sunico shared that volunteers come from the ranks of Republic Cement’s employees, from page 8 ref lecting a company materials for the local culture that is deeply community. committed to the care Republic Cement also of the environment. He joined other companies adds, “Our employees’ under the Aboitiz support demonstrates a Group for the latter’s shared love and concern annual group-wide for the environment. simultaneous treeThey have been our planting activity held in tireless allies in 21 locations nationwide. driving sustainability Planting a total of 76,000 within and outside the fruit-bearing, hardwood, company.”
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meals that Shell Select offers for riders on the go. from page 8 “For over 100 years, motorcycle clubs received Pilipinas Shell’s products special prizes and three and services have evolved lucky guests brought to meet the current needs home their brand new of Filipino motorists. We motorcycles. want our customers to Partners on the road know that Shell is every Shell aims to Filipino motorist’s partner demonstrate that it is a on the road. Aside from trusted partner of motorists quality lubricants and fuels, in their every ride. Using offerings such as the Shell Shell Advance can help Select convenience store, provide easier engine Shell Helix Oil Change+, and starts, as well as long-term other integrated services, cleanliness and overall Shell has evolved into more maximum protection, for a than just a gas station – it is smoother ride on the road. a pit stop that fuels both you Shell’s world-class lubricants and your motorcycles,” said go hand in hand with Anthony Lawrence Yam, the use of Shell V-Power Pilipinas Shell Vice President Nitro+, Shell’s premium for Retail. performance fuels, which are Don’t miss out on the designed to fight gunk and final leg of the Shell Bike corrosion. And lastly, Shell Fair 2016 as it culminates in aims to make every visit to the World Trade Center, in a gas station worthwhile Metro Manila on September through the wide array of 24. For more information, snacks, refreshments and hot visit www.shell.com.ph.
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write but instill values of respect, integrity and knowledge as we inspire an attitude of lifelong learning.” The Commitment Award 2015 jurors were so impressed that Magkilat was able to snatch the grand prize of €2,500 that year. The cash prize was used to purchase the initial children’s storytelling books as well as snacks for the kids numbering around 20 in all who show up at Divisoria two nights a week. And so Reading on Wheels was realized starting November 2015. From that moment to the present, there was no week when kids did not show up. They were excitedly looking forward to each session indeed. Each child is read two stories per session in a one-on-one coaching with members of the Ateneo Diplomatic Corps who took up the cudgels to realize the project. (The Ateneo Diplomatic Corps is the extra-curricular arm of the International Studies department of the university.) After the reading session, each volunteer will explain to his/her mentee the values instilled in the story.
As of September 2016, there are now over 80 books in the Reading on Wheels inventory. Most of them are donated. Not one story was read twice. But Rodrigora isn’t just contented with values formation. Now armed with more benefactors beyond the initial infusion of €2,500, Reading on Wheels’s second phase will tackle hygiene of street children. “In the next phase of the project, there will be a medical checkup, a lecture on illegal drugs awareness, a crash course on proper hygiene such as brushing the teeth, showering, etc. For that, we are partnering with the Rotaract Club of Carmen Valley,” she said. The first hygiene session, together with Medicine students of the university, will be on September 13. For now, the Ateneo Diplomatic Corps is taking one step at a time in maintaining the implementation of Magkilat’s vision. So far they have succeeded.
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Trail Masters series is another example of how the brand is committed to this advocacy. The event came at a time when Columbia Sportswear Philippines is actively promoting
Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL 10TH Judicial Region OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT Cagayan de Oro City OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL SHERIFF SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE File No. 2016-370 Upon Extra-Judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 as amended filed by NATIONAL HOME MORTGAGE FINANCE CORPORATION (NHMFC), mortgagee, with postal address at 104 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City against FERNANDO M. MONTALBAN, single, Lot 15, Block 8, Melecia Homes Subd., Upper Macasandig, or at Escobidio St.,Puntod, all of Cagayan de Oro City, to satisfy the mortgaged indebtedness which as of May 30,2015 amounts to NINE HUNDRED FORTY TWO THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY FIVE PESOS & 01/100 (P 942,835.01) Philippine Currency, exclusive of penalty, the undersigned sheriff will sell at the public auction on September 23,2016, at 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or soon thereafter at Tourism Hall, City Hall, Cagayan de Oro City, to the highest bidder, for CASH and in Philippine Currency, the herein described property including all improvements thereon to with: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-75191 “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 5, Block 8, Pcs-104305-001038, being a portion of Lot 2822-C-9, Lot 2822-C-10, Psd-10-015002; Lot 2822-B (LRC) Psd-184434), situated in the Barrio of Macasandig, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao, containing an area of ONE HUNDRED THIRTY (130) square meters, more or less.” Prospective buyers/bidders may investigate for themselves the title of the herein described property and encumbrances thereon, if any there be. All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated time and date. In the event the auction date falls on a HOLIDAY, it shall be on the next working day without further notice and publication.
Cagayan de Oro City, August 15,2016.
FOR THE PROVINCIAL EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF: By:
(Sgd.) MA. TERESITA QUIBLAT-INSO Sheriff IV
CT: Aug. 29, Sept. 5 & 12, 2016
its Omni-Technology. Designed for multisport enthusiasts and everyday wear protection from the ever changing weather pattern in the Philippines, OmniTech is a multi-layered system embedded in their apparel products to keep outside elements from getting in yet allowing perspiration to escape to the surface. Guaranteed to be waterproof and breathable, Columbia Omni-Tech is an option you’ll want to consider. Columbia Sportswear is just one of the brands carried by Primer Group at Centrio and all over the country. With the tagline “we bring the world closer to our customers”, Primer Group is engaged in the retail and distribution of premium consumer brands in outdoor, travel, footwear, fashion, wellness and urban lifestyle. Headquartered in Manila, it maintains a presence in ten countries all over Asia.
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SSS offices, so they can have an opportunity during Saturday to file their LRP application, update their SSS records and undergo UMID data capture, Palma explained. Moreover, only Davao Branch shall render regular Saturday services for all transactions, while the rest will be confined to acceptance of LRP applications. The LRP was launched last April 28 to help calamity-stricken borrowers settle their unpaid short-term loans so that they may enjoy the full amount of their benefits in the future. “We encourage our members to take advantage of the special Saturday schedule for September inorder to avoid long queues during weekdays and being absent and late for work,” Palma said. Application forms for the LRP and other SSS programs are downloadable from the SSS website at www.sss.
Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 10TH Judicial Region Branch 28 Mambajao, Camiguin NOTICE OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SALE Extra-Judicial Foreclosure No. 10-2016 Upon Extra-Judicial Petition for Sale under act 3135 as amended, filed by FIRST STANDARD FINANCE CORPORATION (formerly: First Standard Lending Corporation), with business address at Door 1 and 2, Sheridan Building, Calamsi Drive, Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City, against PAT E. LUZANO, married to AILEEN L. LUZANO a resident of Dal-as, Agoho, Mambajao, Camiguin, to satisfy the Mortgage indebtedness which as of August 31, 2016 amounts to FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY NINE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED SIXTY PESOS ONLY (Php 429, 960.00) Philippine Currency exclusive of attorney’s fee, interest, penalty charges and expenses of foreclosure the undersigned or his duly authorized deputy well sell at public auction on SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 at 10:00 o’clock in the morning at the main entrance of the Camiguin Hall of Justice, Lacas, Mambajao, Camiguin to the highest bidder, for cash and in Philippine Currency, the following properties to with: ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-16343 FP-101804-09-7430 ‘’A parcel of land (lot 4423, C-7, Cad. 473) situated in the sitio of Dal-as, Barangay Agoho, Municipality of Mambajao, Province of Camiguin island of Mindanao, bounded on the following: Boundedon on the S., at point 1, by lot 4425; on the W., along line 1-2, by Barangay Road; N., along line 2-3, by lot 4414, and on the E., along line 3-1, by Lot 4422; all of cad. 473; Mambajao, Cadastre, Mambajao, Camiguin. Beginning at a point marked ‘’1’’ on the plan being S.74 deg. 55’ W., 5,394.38M. from BLLM No. 1, Cad 473; Mambajao Cadastre, t h e n c e:
N.21 deg. 13’ W., S.84 deg 01’E S.05 deg. 45’ E.,
69.32 m. to point 2; 18,89 m. to point 3 62.97 m. to point of
Containing an area of Five Hundred Eighty Two (582) Square Meters, titled in the name of PAT E. LUZANO.’’ All sealed bids must be sumitted to the undersigned on the abovestated date, time and place. In the event that the public auction should not take place on the said date for whatever reason, the same will proceed on the following working day without further notice, posting and publication. Prospective buyers may investigate for themselves the titles herein above described and encumbrances thereon, if any there be.
Mambajao Camiguin this 23rd day of August 2016.
(Sgd.) TEOFILO G. SAGUBA, JR. Sheriff IV
CT: September 5, 12 & 19, 2016
gov.ph. Members registered at the My.SSS facility of the SSS website can also view their SSS statement of loan account and other SSS records via the internet.
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shifted to photographer during the race proper, then streaming coordinator during the street party. Not to mention during the start of the promotion period there were pocket events at the malls, bartending contests for the Official Higalaay Drink to be served during the street party, and the preparations for the street party were also handled by the Core Group. Imagine trying to fit a whirlwind in a can of sardines. But we’re not going to dwell much on that, let’s
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jump right in the middle of the revelry! The Higalaay Street Party set-up was at the Limketkai parking lot D, around 7pm after the awarding of the RAFTHON winners at the Ayala Centrio Mall, I headed to the venue to check out developments. All seems to be ready for the big night. The stars of the night were the best of the best local CDO Club DJs to dish out the music, the one that earned my respect was THE RAINMAN, the one to handle the hard part, to gather the crowd and get them dancing. Not an easy job. I have heard crickets at a dancefloor once when the DJ over tried to pump-up the crowd to get up to “get down”. Not the Rainman, he did it smoothly, like butter sliding down the kernels of a hot corn cob bought from the ambulant manong vendor.
OFFICE OF THE NOTARY PUBLIC VIRGILIO J. CABANLET Attorney-at-Law Cabanlet&Cabanlet Law Firm 2nd Floor, One Montecarlo Bldg. Corrales-Hayes Sts., Cagayan de Oro City COOPERATIVE BANK OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL, Petitioner-Mortgagee, FILE NO. N-EJF-2016-011 -versus- Extra-judicial Foreclosure of Real Estate Mortgage SPS. NASHRUDEN and DELILAH under Act No. 3135 MACACUA Mortgagor/s. x----------------------------------------------------------------/ NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE BY NOTARY PUBLIC Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135, as amended in relation to Section 78 of Republic Act No, 337, as amended, filed by Cooperative Bank of Misamis Oriental represented by its President, MYRNA A. SESCON, Filipino, of legal age, married, and a resident of Cagayan de Oro City, as mortgagee in deed of Real Estate Mortgage dated October 15, 2008, executed by SPS. NASHRUDEN and DELILAH MACACUA, Filipino citizens, of legal ages, and residents of purok 9A, Kiwalan, Iligan City, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness in the principal amount of FOUR HUNDRED SEVENTY THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FORTY FIVE PESOS and 47/100 (P470,345.47), exclusive of accrued interest and/or penalty charges, plus the stipulated interest and/or penalty charges accruing thereafter, attorney’s fees and expenses of foreclosure, the undersigned or his duly authorized deputy will sell at public auction on September 27,2016 between the hours of 9:00 o’clock in the morning and 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon, in front of the main entrance of the Hall of Justice (City Tourism), to the highest bidder for CASH and in Philippine Currency, the following property/ies together with all its/their improvement/s, to wit:
“A parcel of land, (Lot 446-A-1-B), Psd-10-054273, being a portion of Lot 446-A-1, Psd-10-027269) together With all the improvements found and to be introduced thereon, situated in the Poblacion, Manticao, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao, containing An area of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED ONE (1201) SQUARE METERS, more or less, and covered by TCT No. t-48587”.
The Notice of this Auction Sale by Notary public will be posted for a period of sixty (60) days at the Cooperative Bank of Misamis Oriental Building and in the most conspicuous area of Cagayan de Oro City, namely, the City Hall, The Provincial Capitol, and the Hall of Justice (City Tourism), where the subject property /ies is/are located and where the auction sale shall take place. Prospective buyers and/or bidders are hereby enjoined to investigate for themselves the title/s to the said real property/ties and the encumbrance/s thereon, if any
Cagayan de oro City, 18 August 2016.
(Sgd.) VIRGILIO J. CABANLET Notary Public Cabanlet and Cabanlet Law Firm 2nd Floor, One Montecarlo Building. Corrales-Hayes Streets., Cagayan de Oro City PTR NO. 2698962, 12-5-2014,CDO IBP NO. 945533, 12-5-2014, CDO Roll No. 24573 MCLE Compliance No. IV-0007666, 9-11-12 Tel. No. (08822) 72-35-90 E-mail Address: info@cabanletaw.com
CT: Aug. 29, Sept. 5 & 12, 2016
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Participating Organizations:
Present the Business Seminar :
EMPOWERING the
PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING for SMEs
at Rosario Pavillon, Limketkai, Cagayan de Oro City - September 24, 2016 - 1:30 PM PRESENTOR :- VETERANS BANK
HOST : BUSINESSWEEK MINDANAO & ORO CHAMBER PARTICIPANTS: - EAGLES Members Oro Chamber Members PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING for SMEs TOPICS: Part 1- Setting up Financial Goals •Money Personality Test •Overcoming obstacles to Financial Security •Steps in creating effective financial goals Part 2- Measuring your Personal Financial Health •Steps in preparing your Personal Cash Flow Statement •Steps in preparing your Personal Cash Flow Statement •Formula of the Rich
Lions Members
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Guests
o How much should you pay yourself? o How much is your business worth? o How Business Insurance can protect your business o Symptoms of a failing business o How to raise funds for expansion •Investrepreneurship o How Stock Market works o Common Misconceptions about Stock Market Investing o How to Profit from the Stock Market o Rules in Investing o Investment Strategies
Part 3- Effective Budgeting and Debt Management •How to create an effective budget/spending plan that works •Leveraging Debt: Good Debt vs. Bad Debt •How Manage Personal Debt
Part 7- Philippine Economic Outlook Q and A
Part 4- Building your Personal Financial Safety Nets •How to compute for Emergency Fund •Reasons why Life and Health insurances are a MUST •Computing for the right insurance coverage
Jesijohn “Jesi” Bondoc, RFP® is a current Director of My Wealth MD and Partners, Inc., an investment consultancy firm. He is a Registered Financial Planner and Certified Investment Solicitor. Has more than 10 years experience in the financial services industry
Part 5- Building your own nest egg for Retirement •Current situation of Filipino retirees •Retirement mistakes to avoid •How to compute and save for retirement needs Part 6- Growing your money wisely •Where to invest? o Business o Real Estate o Paper Assets/Stocks •Must Knows for Entrepreneurs o Accounting 101 and Useful Financial Ratios o How to manage cash flow
SPEAKER PROFILE - MR. JESI BONDOC
Jesi writes in MoneySense Magazine and Business Mirror on topics covering personal finance and investments. He has conducted multiple personal finance and investment seminars to various companies and associations in the Philippines that includes Prulife UK, AXA, Smart Communications, PLDT, Aspac International, Instone Philippines Inc, Ateneo Graduate School, De La Salle University, DHL and more. Jesi regularly appears as a financial expert on ANC channel’s TV show “On the Money.” He is a BS Accountancy graduate with more than 10 years experience in the financial services industry.
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