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Pag-IBIG Fund Corporate Telephone Directory 2014 Pag-IBIG Fund Telephone Directory As of December 16, 2014 CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS Petron Mega Plaza # 358 Sen. Gil J. Puyat Avenue, Makati City Trunkline: (02) 422-3000 connecting all departments Floor Room # Group/Department User IP Avaya Local IP Avaya Direct Line PLDT Direct Line 33rd OVP-Fund Management Group Vice President Reynaldo M. Malaya 3167 422-3167 822-3499 Secretary Zyra Lyn Rivera 3168 422-3168 822-3550 CEO-I Harlan Villanueva 3169 422-3169 846-9149 33rd Investment Department Manager Rosana A. Fernandez 3170 422-3170 Secretary Lorna Domen 3171 422-3171 886-6464 (Tfax) Assistant Manager Jose Rommel Bayan 5324 - Investment Trading Division Aurea Orlina 5320 886-6363 Jorge B. Seva Jr. 5321 886-6565 T. Concepcion 5322 886-6444 Investment Accounting Div. Jose Martinez 5323 812-8262 Special Investment Div. 846-4160 Ronnelio Esquires 5325 33rd Treasury Department Manager Jose M. Manalese 3172 422-3172 Secretary Maria Kristina Sarabia 3173 422-3173 886-6777 - 886-6666 (Fax) Assistant Manager Crisente Cayabyab 5326 Cash Management Division Lorna Paredes 5327 846-7355 Cristina Quimbo 5330 889-5644 Fernando Marasigan 5328 887-2831 Collecting Agents Accts. Division J. Ramos - 886-6933 (Fax) Fund Generation & - 5329 Liquidation Monitoring Division D. Castilla - 886-6767 Securities & Mortgage Division L. Villalobos - 846-9051 Ma. Concepcion Dupay 5331 Myla Genoveza 5332 M. Verde - 33rd Research & Development Department Officer-In-Charge Anella Marie L. Allena 822-0561 Secretary 3159 422-3159 Policy & Product Development Div. 822-6742 5312 555-0400 33rd Management Systems Department Officer-In-Charge Josephine Rufino 5313 836-9411 Secretary - SP-Operations Division Richard Noel P. Shapit 5314 846-7343 SP-Support Services Division Mary Gayle Aguilar 843-1376 35th OVP-Finance Group Vice President Yolanda L. Espinas 3162 422-3162 Secretary Joey Dura 3163 422-3163 846-0886 CEO-I A. Tazal-Sagpao 3164 422-3164 35th Operations Accounting Department Manager Yolanda C. Villatura 3165 422-3165 Secretary - 3166 422-3166 822-3600 Assistant Manager Lorna Del Rosario 5315 Cost Accounting Division Josephine M. Quiachon 5316 Rodorico Carullo 5317 Control Division Manuel Gabriel 5318 Budget Division Alexander Balan 5319 822-6800 Page 1 Pag-IBIG Fund Telephone Directory As of December 16, 2014 35th OVP-Management Services Group Vice President Voltaire M. Dela Rosa 3153 422-3153 Secretary Mary Grace Oclares 3154 422-3154 822-6046 35th Corporate Planning Department Manager Ronnald S. Guevarra 3160 822-4887 Secretary Charmaine Reyes 3161 422-3161 Planning Division Alvin Buenaventura 5309 Monitoring & Surveillance Div. Abigail Sangalang 5310 Staff - 822-5078/836-2175 40th OVP-Public Relations and Information Services Group Vice President Atty. Joan A. De Venecia 3148 422-3148 822-2436 Secretary Beth A. Antonio 3149 422-3149 822-2909 CEO-I Criselda Dela Cruz 3150 422-3150 - 40th Public & Media Affairs Department Manager Florencio Galang 3277 422-3277 836-3553 Secretary Jomalynne S. Manguiat 3278 422-3278 Assistant Manager Aquilina Vinuya 5301 822-7035 Ma. Teresa Villareal 5302 Joey Omillo 5303 Raymond Dimalanta 5304 40th OVP-Legal & General Counsel Group Vice President Atty. Orlando P. Polinar 3175 Secretary Nanette Garcia 3176 40th Corporate Business Legal Advisory Dept. Officer-In-Charge Atty. Deborah R. Capili 3145 422-3145 822-0415 Secretary - 5334 Atty. Jose Roberto Po 5335 822-1434 Atty. Marites D. Dadulla 5336 EDP-IT Staff Emdro Louise D. Baual 5333 40th Legal Department Manager Atty. Marcial C. Pimentel Jr. 3146 422-3146 822-1597 Secretary - 3147 422-3147 Atty. Cristobal Paralejas 5305 822-1147 Enforcement Division Raul Rimando 5306 822-1956 Litigation Division Angelito Inoferio 5308 Anti-Fraud Division Danilo Bayot 5307 822-1936 41st OSVP- Admintrative Services Sector and Chief Legal Counsel Senior Vice President Atty. Robert John Cosico 3142 422-3142 845-4033 Secretary Rosemarie P. Sia 3143 422-3143 CEO-I Anna May Moreno 3144 422-3144 41th OSVP- Provident Operations Sector Senior Vice President Alexander Hilario G. Aguilar 3140 422-3140 845-2611 Secretary Nina Rosevina Capulong 3139 422-3139 - CEO-II Domingo Jacinto Jr. 3141 422-3141 - 41th OSVP- Financial Services Sector Senior Vice President Florentino E. España Jr. 3136 422-3136 845-4050 Secretary Gladys Quilang 3137 422-3137 886-6011 CEO-I Edwin Toledo 3138 422-3138 42nd ODCEO-Support Services Cluster Deputy Chief Executive Officer Emma Linda B. Faria 3116 422-3116 885-0977 Secretary Elsie Pioquinto 3117 422-3117 887-5322 CEO-II Divina Perales 3118 422-3118 887-7200 (Tfax) Page 2 Pag-IBIG Fund Telephone Directory As of December 16, 2014 42nd ODCEO-Provident Operations Cluster Officer-In-Charge Ophelia L. Dela Cerna 3254 422-3254 885-0655 Secretary Bon Sam Art V. Go 3120 422-3120 845-4144 CEO-III Marivic Agot 3256 422-3256 887-5030 42nd ODCEO- Home Lending Operations Cluster Deputy Chief Executive Officer Acmad Rizaldy P. Moti 3122 422-3122 Secretary Ailyne Genciana 3123 422-3123 884-1233 CEO-III Janice Anne Delmo 3125 422-3125 CEO-I Ma. Emilie Dolot 3124 422-3124 43rd Office of the Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Atty. Darlene Marie B. Berberabe 3111 422-3111 887-0688 Secretary Jovie Rodelas 3112 422-3112 887-4843 CEO-III Ma. Solidad Liboro 3261 889-5128 (Tfax) Atty. Maritess R. Rigor 3178 422-3178 Atty. Sally Padilla 3115 422-3115 845-3600 43rd Special Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer Atty. Karin-Lei N. Franco 3119 887-3799 Secretary Wilma Camacho 3174 44th Office of the Board of Trustees Conference Room Chairman of the Board VP Jejomar C. Binay 422-3130 836-3587 Trustee Hon. Jesus Varela 3129 422-3129 845-2644 Trustee Hon. Jaime Miralles 422-3131 845-0244 Trustee Hon. Tomas Lopez 3132 422-3132 887-1344 Trustee Hon. Francisco Duque 422-3133 Trustee Hon. Raul De Mesa 3134 422-3134 811-4058 Trustee Hon. Edgardo Lacson 3135 422-3135 845-0299 Office of the Corporate Secretary - Vice President Atty. Ildrian Josefh T.Aseron 3126 422-3126 884-8088 Secretary Charmaine Ducay 3127 422-3127 Jovael Jamillarin 3128 422-3128 889-2422 R. Gamia - 889-2455 Page 3 Pag-IBIG Fund Telephone Directory As of December 16, 2014 SUPPORT SERVICES & HOUSING GROUP JELP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS CENTER # 409 Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City Trunkline: (02) 422-3000 connecting all departments Floor Room # Group/Department User IP Avaya Local IP Avaya Direct Line PLDT Direct Line 2nd Members Relations Department Manager Jerrilyn L. Pilar 3250 422-3250 654-7151 Secretary Dyan Fidel - Cristina B. Diaz 3251 422-3251 Call Center Division Carolyn Salvador 5011 2nd Loans Support Services Department Cash Division Arlene Pira 5012 Cash collection/postdated counters Grace Leonido 5149 654-9178; 654-6553 Rowena Dumo 5045 654-7308; 654-2143 Cash Disbursement (Check Releasing) - 5112 2nd Billing & Collection I Frontline Servicing Section 5116 Cash Disbursement Division Rowena Dumo 5045 654-7308 Servicing Department Manager Ma. Annette R. Samano 5041 654-2346 Secretary Dennise Pia Marquez 3324 654-1351 (fax) OIC-Assistant Manager Emmanuel De Guzman 5047 Maricel Balmes 5043 654-9179 Elizabeth Perez 5114 654-7400 Counter 40-42 Acquired Assets Dept. 5014 654-6556 Servicing Department 654-1337 Foreclosure Dept. - 654-6552 2nd Clinic Staff 5016 654-6554 7th Commission On Audit COA-Auditor (CHQ) Atty. Resurrecion C. Quieta 3265 422-3265 654-7871 Secretary Von - - 654-7865/654-7867 7th Acquired Assets Management Group Head Atty. Digna P. Magpantay 3158 422-3158 Secretary Eliza D. Magpantay 3291 422-3291 654-9244 (Fax) 3290 422-3290 654-6566 Victoria Lagoc 5067 CEO-I Yolanda M. Bordador 5124 654-2410 Evalene Abante 5311 7th Marketing & Sales Manager Wennie Jaudian 3156 422-3156 Secretary Tessa 3157 422-3157 654-9246 - 5068 7th Loans Support Services Dept. Sherly Mariano 654-6569 Consolidation & Conv. Div Romeo O. Nomil 5056 Asst. Manager Venus 5123 Rommel 654-1398 Bren - 654-2384 Walter - 654-9241 Armin - 7th Project Management and Implementation Department Working Area 654-1449 (Tfax) Page 4 Pag-IBIG Fund Telephone Directory As of December 16, 2014 Loan Administation Division Luzviminda Arce 5039 Working Area - 654-6487 SUPPORT SERVICES & HOUSING GROUP JELP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS CENTER # 409 Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City Trunkline: (02) 422-3000 connecting all departments 8th OSVP-Home Lending Operations Sector Officer-In-Charge Marilene Acosta 3323 654-1321 Secretary Juvilyn A. Piros 3255 422-3255 654-7162 CEO-II Avelina Miranda 3256 422-3256 - 8th OVP-Human Resource Serv's. Grp. -- Vice President Delia D. Robles 3257 422-3257 654-7226 Secretary Carlos Ybera 3258 422-3258 422-3258 CEO-I Ma.Madeline Barredo 3259 422-3259 422-3259 8th Human Resource Development Dept. Manager Maria Joyce Rojas 3151 422-3151 654-7863 Secretary Yehlen I. Copino 3152 422-3152 Employee Career Division Zoraida Calimutan 5018 Recruitment Division Ma. Socorro Sta. Ana 5019 Employee Career Management and Ma. Teresa Nicolas 5132 Training Division, Chris Canoza 5020 J. Bathan 5117 654-7864 8th Human Resource Mngt. Dept. Manager Atty. Ryan R. Espinosa 3260 422-3260 654-6551 Secretary Darwin Lomentegar 5017 Employee Relations & Wellness Services Div. Philip Quijano 5021 Payroll, Compensation & Benefits Lanie Magana 5022 8th General Accounting Department Manager Estrella A. Santos 3266 422-3266 654-1834 Secretary Levi Julian 3267 422-3267 654-5426 (fax) Asst. Manager Flor Emralino 5027 654-7194 Asst. Manager Myrna Pasion 5029 --654-7191 General Ledger Division Elma Vitug 5028 654-1032 Staff - 654-7177 (fax) Mindanao Group Anita Melo 5033 654-6680 NCR Provident Josie Hoffman 5031 NCR/Visayas Victoria Milan 5032 Luzon Group Ramon Guillermo 5034 John Omnes - 654-6486 (Fax) GL/SL Task Force Melinda de Jesus 5030 654-9575 FIC Elcel Domingo 5035 8th Office of the Ombudsman Atty. Julito M. Ramo/Lorenzo D. Ballete III 3263 422-3263 654-6501 8th IISP Staff 3264 422-264 654-7561 8th Commission On Audit Working Area Malou Ramos 5024 654-7866 Sally Omadto - 654-9181 Benilda Vicente 5023 Emma Alcomendaz 5025 Working Area - 654-9183 COA-Auditor (Housing) Jocelyn Garcia 5026 11th EPP Staff 5015 654-7100 11th OSVP-Task Force Business Development -- Officer-In-Charge Juanito V.
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