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RENAN B. DALISAY 35 Freedom Lane, Interville 2 Sanville, Quezon City, Philippines _________________________________________________________________________________ KEYWORDS: Organizational Development and Management, Governance, Political and Business Strategy, Campaign Strategy & Management, Political Legislation, Political Communication, Project Appraisal and Implementation, Development and Management, Corporate Planning, Skills Training and Education, FULL EMPLOYMENT AND WORK HISTORY ADMINISTRATOR NATIONAL FOOD AUTHORITY November 13, 2014- present SPECIAL ASSISTANT OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT ON FOOD SECURITY AND AGRICULTURE MODERNIZATION (OPAFSAM) – SECRETARY FRANCIS N. PANGILINAN May 6, 2014 to November 13, 2014 CHIEF OF STAFF OFFICE OF SENATOR FRANCIS N. PANGILINAN SENATE OF THE PHILIPINES Rm. 526, 5th Floor, GSIS Bldg, Financial Center, Roxas Blvd. Pasay City July, 2001 – June 30, 2013 PROGRAM OFFICER PHILIPPINE BUSINESS FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS (PBSP) GOLD PROJECT PSDC Bldg., Magallanes cor. Real Sts., Intramuros, Manila June, 1999 – July, 2001 MANAGING DIRECTOR CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (CDI) Unit 513, Future Point Plaza 1, 112 Panay Ave., South Triangle, Quezon City September 1999 – July 2000 CONSULTANT OFFICE OF FORMER GOV. ROBERTO M. PAGDANGANAN (FOUNDATION FOR LOCAL AUTONOMY AND GOOD GOVERNANCE- FLAGG) 92-A Masikap Ext. Central District, Diliman, Quezon City January 2000 – July 2001 PROJECT CONSULTANT TAN ACUT & LOPEZ LAW OFFICES 23rd/F Philippine Stock Exchange Centre, Tower 1 Exchange Road, Ortigas Center, Pasig City May 2000 – July 2001 PROGRAM OFFICER LEAGUE OF PROVINCES OF THE PHILIPPINES (LPP) 6/F Unit 601-A Summit Towers, 530 Shaw Blvd., Mandaluyong City. June, 1999 – January 2000 PRESIDENT FREEDOM DEVELOPMENT VENTURES, INC. Owner and Operator of FREEDOM Bar Café Unit 26 Anonas Commercial Complex No. 3 Anonas St. Proj. 3 Quezon City May 1996 – October, 1999 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NATIONAL MOVEMENT OF YOUNG LEGISLATORS (NMYL) FOUNDATION Unit 1 2/F Francisco Gold Condominium 784 EDSA, Quezon City March 1994 – May 1996 TRAINING CONSULTANT LOYOLA EDUCATION SYSTEMS, INC. MANDALUYONG BRANCH May 1992 – March 1994 RESEARCHER CONGRESSIONAL HEARING ON BEHEST LOANS Office of Congressman Bonifacio Gillego August – October 1993 CHIEF OF STAFF OFFICE OF FORMER QUEZON CITY COUNCILOR FRANCIS N. PANGILINAN Quezon City Hall, Elliptical Road, Q.C. April 1990 – May 1992 VP FOR FINANCE SABRE PRODUCTIONS, INC. No. 51 Matahimik St. Teachers Village, Diliman, Q.C. May 1990 – Nov. 1990 POLITICAL OFFICER VOLUNTEERS FOR POPULAR DEMOCRACY Malingap Cor. Mapagkawanggawa Teachers Village Diliman, Quezon City April 1989 – April 1990 RESEARCHER ADVOCATES FOR THE RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION 1987 OTHER WORK INVOLVEMENT CAMPAIGN MANAGER 2013 Senatorial Run of Benigno Bam Aquino CAMAPAIGN MANAGER 2007 Reelection Run of Senator Kiko Pangilinan CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR 2010 Liberal Party Senatorial Slate (SLAMAT LORRRD) CONVENOR Reimagine Pilipinas Bukas, January 2011 CONVENOR AF 2025 (Agriculture and Fisheries 2025), February 2011 PROJECT DIRECTOR SAGIP SAKA PROGRAM January 2012 CONVENOR PIPOL POWER INSTITUTE 2010 CONVENOR PINOY POWER 2009 CONVENOR ROCK THE VOTE 2010/2013 CONVENOR REGISTER AND VOTE CAMPAIGN 2009 CONVENOR BANTAY KORTE SUPREMA (2008) ORGANIZER PHILIPPINE GOVERNANCE FORUM Are We Winning The Fight Against Poverty November 29, 2005 CONVENOR JUDGES TO THE BARRIO CAMPAIGN (JBC), a project of the Judicial Bar Council (JBC), January 2004 up to present HEAD SECRETARIAT NATIONAL CONGRESSIONAL CANVASSING OF THE 2004 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION May – June 2004 CONVENOR TEN ACCOMPLISHED YOUTH ORGANIZATION (TAYO) AWARD January 2002 up to present EDITORIAL BOARD LPP POLICY HANDBOOK League of Provinces of the Philippines January, 2000 – 2002 OFFICIAL REP LOCAL GOVERNANCE POLICY OF PBSP FORUM (LGPF) Network of NGOs and POs June 2000 – 2002 LECTURER POLICY DEVELOPMENT IN LGUs Training on Campaign Management and Technical Skills in Advocacy and Media Relations Teachers Camp, Baguio City June 13-19, 2001 OVER-ALL COORDINATOR TRAININGN SEMINAR ON INTERNET APPLICATIONS FOR LEAGUES OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) Bayview Park Hotel, Manila June 14-16, 2000 COORDINATOR/LECTURER NMYL Development Legislation Course National Movement of Young Legislators Development Academy of the Philippines May 9-11, 2000 OVER-ALL COORDINATOR Resource Mobilization for Financial Sustainability Seminar for Leagues of Local Government Philippine Business for Social Progress May 2 – 5, 2000 FACILITATOR Development Legislation Course Series League of Vice-Governor of the Philippines February – April, 2000 FACILITATOR VMLP Strategic Planning Vice-Mayors League of the Philippines Virginia Villas, Boracay, Jan 27-29 2000 CONVENOR Housing and Manpower Development Summit League of Provinces of the Philippines Dec. 1-3, 1999 FACILITATOR Liga ng mga Barangay National Conference Philippine Business for Social Progress Nov. 15-18, 1999 OVER-ALL COORDINATOR Policy Agenda Formulation League of Provinces of the Philippines July 1999 – Sept. 1999 PRODUCER “Rockin’ Mountain High”, a Musical Concert for the Youth, Sept. 2, 1998, Baguio City SECRETARIAT League of Vice-Governors (LVGP) August, 1995 SECRETARIAT American Councils of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL) Visit to the Philippines May 1995 FOUNDING SECRETARIAT National Movement of Young Legislators, April 1991 CONVENOR Parliamentarians’ Caucus, May 1990 EXECUTIVE-ASSISTANT Area 24 , Sub-City Diliman Sub-City Project of former Q.C. Mayor Brigido Simon, 1990 OPERATIONS MANAGER “Live With the Poor Program” Quezon City Project Sept. 1990 EXTRA-CURRICULAR AND LEADERSHIP CREDENTIALS PARTICIPANT International Visitors Leadership Program Sponsored by the US State Department Washington DC, New York, Seattle, Colorado Spring, And Honolulu, Hawaii January 24 – February 19, 2005 OFFICIAL DELEGATE To the State Visit to Australia of Senator Francis Pangilinan August, 2003 PARTICIPANT Freiderich Naumann Stiftung Foundation Freedom of the Press and Information Gummersbach, Germany April 4-18, 2002 MEMBER Amnesty International Philippines 1987 – Present MEMBER Alpha Phi Beta Alumni Association April 1988 – Present MEMBER Ship for Southeast Asian Youth Program (SSEAYP) Alumni Association Dec. 1990 - Present DELEGATE Southeast Asian Youth Program (SSEAYP) Batch 1990 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER Coalition for Peace 1989-1990 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER Anti-Bases Coalition (ABC) 1989-1990 CONVENOR CHAIRMAN Quezon City Youth for Peace Task Force on Educational Reforms Quezon City Government University Student Council (UP) 1989-90 1988-89 EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMEBER SECRETARY-GENERAL Sandigan para sa Mag-aaral at Center for Nationalist Studies (CNS) UP Sambayanan 1988–89 (SAMASA) Party / Alliance 1987-88 FOUNDING MEMBER/TRAINOR MEMBER Alternative Classroom Education (ACE) UP Panaghiusa Program University of the Philippines University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City Diliman , Quezon City 1987-88 1988-89 COUNCILOR University Student Council University of the Philippines College Cebu1984-1985 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND College A.B. Political Science University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City 1984-1988 High School University of the Philippines College Cebu Lahug, Cebu City 1980-1984 Elementary University of San Carlos Mango Ave., Cebu City 1974-1980 Preparatory St. Benedict’s Learning Center 1972-1974 PERSONAL BACKGROUND FULL NAME Zenen Renan Bowley Dalisay AGE 47 BIRTHDATE June 9, 1967 BIRTHPLACE Quezon City CIVIL STATUS Married CITIZENSHIP Filipino RELIGION Roman Catholic HEIGHT 5 ‘ 7 ½” WEIGHT 156 lbs. SPORTS Basketball, Billiard, Bowling, Baseball, Table Tennis, Fishing HOBBIES Swimming, Photography, Mountain Climbing, Music LANGUAGE/DIALECT Filipino (Tagalog), Cebuano COUNTRIES VISITED Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, Japan, Hongkong, China, Germany, Switzerland, Amsterdam, Australia, United States, South Korea FAMILY Wife Cynthia Marie Y. Miranda-Dalisay (Yna) Son Rafael Elijah M. Dalisay (Raja) Father Ruben Y. Dalisay Mother Leticia Bowley Dalisay RESIDENCE 35 Freedom Lane, Interville 2, Sanville, QC Amando M. Tetangco, Jr. Board Member Governor, BankoSentralngPilipinas Amando M. Tetangco, Jr. assumed office as Governor of the BangkoSentralngPilipinas in July 2005. He is a career central banker, occupying different positions in the organization in a span of over three decades. Immediately prior to his appointment as BSP Governor, he was Deputy Governor in-charge of the Banking Services Sector, Economic Research and Treasury. As BSP Governor, he is also the Chairman of the Monetary Board, Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) and Philippine International Convention Center (PICC); Vice-Chairman of the Agriculture Credit Policy Council (ACPC); Member of the Capital Market Development Council (CMDC), Export Development Council (EDC), PhilExport Board of Trustees (PHILEXPORT), Philippine Export-Import Credit Agency (PHILEXIM); and Director of Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC), National Development Council (NDC) and National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation (NHMFC). He also represents the country in various international and regional organizations, including the Executive Meeting of East Asia and Pacific (EMEAP) Central Banks; ASEAN and ASEAN+3; South East Asia Central Banks (SEACEN); South East Asia, New Zealand and Australia (SEANZA); Center for Latin American Monetary Studies (CEMLA); and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). He is the Governor for the Philippines in the
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    Ateneo FactCheck 2013 Fourth Brief Fact Check: Senatoriables and the Anti-Political Dynasty Bill Claim: Candidates, who are members of political dynasties, will not champion or will not support an anti-political dynasty bill in Congress; while candidates, who are NOT members of any political dynasty, are expected to champion and support an anti-dynasty bill. Fact checked: The 1987 Constitution prohibits political dynasties but left it to Congress to enact an enabling anti-political dynasty law. Exactly 26 years after the constitution was enacted and despite several attempts, no such law has been passed by either chamber of Congress. All versions of the bill have not even gone way past the committee level for second reading. Now that the 2013 midterm election is coming, what is to be expected from at least the top 20 candidates vying for a seat in the Senate? While an exact definition is still elusive, it is liberally accepted that political dynasties are those candidates who have more than one family member in any elective public position or are running for elective positions and holding such position for several terms before passing it on to either the immediate or extended family members. Generally the top 20 candidates for the Senate, according to major survey outfits, are dominated by members of well-known political dynasties. Exactly 13 out of the 20 are members of dynasties, namely: Sonny Angara, Bam Aquino, Nancy Binay, Alan Cayetano, Ting-Ting Cojuangco, JV Ejercito, Jack Enrile, Chiz Escudero, Dick Gordon, Ernesto Maceda, Jun Magsaysay, Cynthia Villar and Mig Zubiri. Except for newcomers like Bam Aquino and Nancy Binay, most candidates are veteran or experienced politicians in Congress.
  • 1 Bulacan Km 23 Nlex, Marilao Bulacan (Northbound) 2 Makati Edsa Cor

    1 Bulacan Km 23 Nlex, Marilao Bulacan (Northbound) 2 Makati Edsa Cor

    LIST OF PARTICIPATING STATIONS FOR THE BLAZING WOMAN PROMO No. AREA ADDRESS 1 BULACAN KM 23 NLEX, MARILAO BULACAN (NORTHBOUND) 2 MAKATI EDSA COR. ARNAIZ, MAKATI CITY (NORTHBOUND BESIDE DASMARINAS VILL. ENTRANCE) 3 MAKATI EDSA COR. DANLIG ST. MAKATI CITY (NORTHBOUND) 4 MAKATI 363 SEN. GIL PUYAT AVE. COR MAKATI MAKATI CITY 5 MANDALUYONG CITY EDSA COR CONNECTICUT AVE MANDALUYONG CITY (SOUTHBOUND) 6 MANDALUYONG CITY EDSA/SIERRA MADRE MANDALUYONG CITY (SOUTHBOUND BESIDE VRPMC HOSP) 7 MANDALUYONG CITY 535 SHAW BLVD. COR WACK-WACK MANDALUYONG CITY 8 MANDALUYONG CITY SMC-HOC, 40 SAN MIGUEL AVE, MANDALUYONG CITY (INSIDE SMC-HOC Compound) 9 MUNTINLUPA PACIFIC RIM CORNER COMMERCE AVENUE FILINVEST, MUNTINLUPA 10 PASAY PRES. DIOSDADO MACAPAGAL BLVD. COR. SEASIDE AVE., PASAY CITY 11 PASIG E. RODRIGUEZ AVE., C5 BO. UGONG PASIG CITY (BEFORE TOYOTA PASIG) 12 QUEZON CITY KATIPUNAN AVENUE CORNER MANGYAN ST. BRGY PANSOL, QUEZON CITY 13 QUEZON CITY COMMONWEALTH AVE., FAIRVIEW PARK QUEZON CITY (EASTBOUND NEAR WILCON) 14 QUEZON CITY QUEZON AVE., ROXAS DISTRICT QUEZON CITY (BEFORE HONDA Q. AVE) 15 QUEZON CITY TIMOG MORATO COR. TOMAS MORATO QUEZON CITY (JUNCTION) 16 QUEZON CITY TIMOG AVE COR SGT ESGUERRA, SOUTH TRIANGLE QUEZON CITY 17 QUEZON CITY 66 QUEZON AVE. COR. TATALON, QUEZON CITY (AFTER MANDAUE FOAM) 18 QUEZON CITY AURORA BLVD CORNER BALETE DRIVE QUEZON CITY 19 QUEZON CITY EDSA COR. MAIN AVE., CUBAO QUEZON CITY (NORTHBOUND) 20 QUEZON CITY EDSA COR. MAIN AVE., CUBAO QUEZON CITY (SOUTHBOUND).