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SAN JOSE KOOP CONTENTS SAN JOSE DEL MONTE SAVINGS and COOPERATIVE 1 - Chairperson’S Corner SAN JOSE KOOP CONTENTS SAN JOSE DEL MONTE SAVINGS AND COOPERATIVE 1 - Chairperson’s Corner 2-11 - Regular Activities ● Grand Opening Minuyan Satellite Office ManaGEMENT BoaRD CHAIRPERSON ● 4th Business Forum CHAIR. ROMEO A. DE JESUS ● Cake Decorating Seminar / Feeding Program CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CEO CAROLINE D. DAVE & Rice Donation for Home for the Elderly LEGAL COUNSEL ● Officers Retreat ATTY. RODELIO B. PUNZALAN ● 2019 Gawad Parangal / 2nd Laboratory Test EDITORIAL BoaRD ● Senior Citizen’s Day EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MS. MARISSA C. PANTALEON ● Multi Cab Donation ASSOCIATE EDITORS ● Sister Society “Rachael Reilling visits” MR. MORRIS DANIEL BRODITH ● Basic Baking Seminar CONTRIBUTOR DIR. JOVITA V. MATEO DIR. JOHN PAUL VILLAR ● ACCESS Renewal MS. NANCY MAGNO MS. MICHELLE CRUZ VILLANUEVA 12-13 - Main Event MS. CAROLINE D. DAVE MR. RUDOLF Z. GADO ● SSS Moa Signing MS. MARY GRACE B. ALE MS. GLENDA M. LORENZO 14 –Skylab Corner MR. EUGENE D. CABUHAT MS. MARY ANN ANGEL DOMINGO MS. RASEL STA. MARIA 15 - Member’s Corner MR. MIA GRACE V. EVANGELISTA 16 - GAD Corner’s EDITORIAL OFFICE 17-24 - For Your Information OFFICE MANAGER ● Financial Highlight as of September 2019 MS. NYRALYN N. DELA TORRE ● Policy Updates GRAPHIC ARTIST MR. MORRIS DANIEL BRODITH ● Featured Products ● San Jose Koop Partners MASIKAP o MAgasing SInasalamin ang KAPatiran ng mga MAmamayang SImbolo ng KAunlaran at Pag-asa is the ● Abuluyan Program 3rd Quarter 2019 official gazette of the San Jose Del Monte Savings and Credit Cooperative published quarterly with the editorial office at ADMIN ● Loyalty Program Office 2nd Floor SJDMSCC Building, San Pedro St. Poblacion 1, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan 3023, Philippines. ● Member’s Benefit Tel. No.: (044) 815-21-66 (PLDT) Mobile no.: 0943-6088076 E-mail: [email protected] 25 - Staff Corner’s Website: www.sanjosekoop.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/sjdmscc Chairperson’s Corner Romeo A. De Jesus, CPA I. Lakbay Aral Together with our CEO Caroline Dave and Board of Directors Lydia Mangubat, John Paul Villar and Election Committee Member Michelle Cruz, we visited some big Coops in Northern Luzon last July 11 – 13, 2019. We were surprised on the expansions they are undertaking on their respective Coops. There is one coop that is constructing an 8-floor Hotel on top of the resort that has been already operating. They were aggressive in putting up additional business ventures as well as expanding their operations as far as Central Luzon. The other cooperative we visited is developing an 18 hectares property which is for their Eco-Tourism Project. Except for Baguio-Benguet Coop, the three other coops that we have visited such as Sacred Heart Coop, Abra Diocesan and Sta. Cruz Savings and Credit (SACDECO) were all expanding their areas and scope of operation and may reach Metro Manila in the months to come. II. 9th National Tripartite Conference Last September 11 – 13, 2019, some Officers and Managers of our Cooperative attended the 9th National Tripartite Conference for Cooperative Development held in General Santos City. The theme of the event was “Kapayapaan, Kaunlaran at Kalikasan sa Diwa ng Kooperatiba”. This is part of our continuous education and training and Cooperative matters that we will be up to date in the new laws, regulations as well as the progress of the cooperative movement in the Philippines. Various topics were discussed and I think the following are worth mentioning: 1. The plan to remove the tax-exemptions of the cooperatives. Our Keynote Speaker Senator Migz Zubiri who is personally present in the conference assured the delegates that he will protect the interest of the cooperative. Some other Government Officials were also promising the same. 2. The new law abort the restructuring of the Cooperative Development Authority was also discussed. The IRR of the law is still being drafted and we hope by the end of the year, it will be completed. All in all, the conference for me is a success as it tackles matters regarding the relationships, collaboration between coops, CDA, Local Government as well as the other Gov’t Agencies which are helping for the development and purposes of the stability of the Cooperatives in our country. III. Asian Credit union Forum 2019 Some of our Officers and Management Staff also attended the Asian Credit Union Forum last September 26 -28, 2019 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The theme of the forum is “Making Positive Impact on the Lives of People” through ethical cohesion for financial stability, Good Governance and Inclusivity of Asian Credit Union Networks. We were once again given ACCESS Brand Award Silver Category. We were the first in Asia and in the Philippines to garner 5 Bronze and 4 Silver ACCESS Brand Awards. These awards are dedicated to all members of San Jose Koop, our patrons, our supporters and all our colleagues who are always with us through thick and thin. As in our tagline “Together We Are Stronger”. We attended the various break-up session which includes (a) Financial Stability (b) Good Governance (c) Inclusivity. We divided our Officers and three groups so that we can learn the good ideas and best practices of various cooperatives in Asia as well the world. There were also several speakers coming from Canada, USA, Australia and other parts of the world. Some of our Officers will report on their experiences on the Forum. On our part, we will see to it that those learning’s especially the best practices will be implemented in our Cooperative for our continuous progress and growth. MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2019 1 REGULAR ACTIVITIES Grand Opening of Minuyan Satellite Office 6th Satellite Office of San Jose Koop Located at Road 2, Barangay Minuyan, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan 2 MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2019 By: Rudolf Z. Gado 4th Business Forum of San Jose Koop very year San Jose del Monte Savings and Credit Development and Merger/Acquisition. He reiterated that Cooperative (SJDMSCC) or San Jose Koop conducted business development is a creation of a long-term value for an Ea business forum, the objective of this forum is to unite, organization from customers, markets, and relationships. empower and provide venue for the business sector where they can address all their queries regarding San Jose Koop and if all He also defined, what is the difference between Innovation the products and services are truly satisfactory for the members. and Disruptive Innovation? According to him, Innovations is divided into two elements and these are 1.) Sustaining – which The 4th Business Forum was held last August 1, 2019 and starts means that all existing products must be improve, and does from 1:00 pm up to 5 pm at the Grotto Vista Resort Hall A & not create a new market; While 2.) Disruptive - is a creation of B, Barangay Graceville, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan. To a new market, uses new technology and adopt new business inspire the participants we invited Hon. Ireneo V. Vizmonte, models. The term disruptive innovation is being use to address DTI – Undersecretary of Management Service Group (MSG). the gaps, and this disruptive innovation is focus on realizing Thru the help of the guest speaker Hon. Ireneo V. Vizmonte the and recognizing a new growth for your business. participants was well informed about the importance of DTI Business Registration. The bottom line of the lecture is to have a clear mind set, mastery, mentoring, market, machines, money and models Mr. Ireneo also encouraged all participants to focus on the in able to create a more dynamic business enterprise and to following business development models for them to become develop a wide range of business that capable to adopt new successful and these are: Sales, Business Partnerships, Market business models and opportunities. Development, Marketing, Business Expansion, Product MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2019 3 Cake Decorating Workshop @ Training Room, 3rd floor, Main Office of San Jose Koop - November 19, 2019 Feeding Program to Home for Elderly @ Tungkong Mangga, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan - August 10, 2019 4 MASIKAP Newsletter 3rd Quarter 2019 By: Michelle Cruz Villanueva 2-3 September 2019 e often think that retreats are related in religious Loosing oneself is a calling. It is a vocation more than just activities, to set aside the daily routines of life to a profession. It is more than we can do. Loosing oneself is Wimmerse in the Word of God, the scriptures, and give transcendence, doing what is expected and beyond regular way to a form a holy being in oneself. The other connotation is means. in the military mind set of retreat, wherein the soldiers, set their back and move away from the fight to reinforce themselves and It is wonderful to see that we are successful in our own field be ready to fight again with vigor and strength to win the battle. (education, work, business, affairs, etc.) Success is adding value The officer’s retreat of San Jose Koop last September was both to ourselves, however, we are called to something more, to be spiritual and military as we energized ourselves to the battle significant to others, to add value to others. Our challenge now of pursuing the advocacies of cooperative by building more of is not only to be successful but to be more significant for others. ourselves and loosing ourselves for others (Maxwell). Finally, we can have the following steps to continue reflecting on how to loose ourselves: The purpose of officer’s retreat is to make each officer firm and solid as a person for his or her own self and be a person for 1. Make a difference (spicing each task with love and others. Dying for oneself as Jesus Christ did for the salvation of compassion) mankind.
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