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Issue No. 3814 November 7, 2019 US AMBASSADOR KIM BIDS FAREWELL GUEST SPEAKER 32 PROGRAM Official Newsletter of Rotary Club of Manila RCM’s 17th for Rotary Year 2019-2020 Thursday, November 7, 2019, 12:00 PM, Manila Polo Club, McKinley Room Officer-In-Charge/ Program Moderator : PP Francis Juico A Joint Meeting between the Rotary Club of Manila (RCM) and Issuebalita No. 3814 November 7, 2019 Rotary Club of Makati West (RCMW) P R O G R A M T I M E T A B L E US AMBASSADOR KIM BIDS FAREWELL 11:00 AM Registration 12:15 PM Bell to be Rung: Members and Guests are requested to be seated 12:20 PM Program Proper PP Francis Juico OIC/Moderator Call to Order RCM Pres. Jackie Rodriguez; RCMW Pres. Eric Tensuan Singing of the Philippine National Anthem RCM WF Music Chorale Invocator PP A.P. Bartolome RCMW RCM Hymn RCM WF Music Chorale GUEST SPEAKER RCMW Hymn RCMW Music Chorale MR. JAIME J. BAUTISTA The Four (4) Way Test Credo All Rotarians Vice Chairman Philippine Eagle Foundation 12:30 PM Introduction of Guests/Visiting Rotarians and STAR Rtn. Reggie Yu Member, Board of Trustees Personalities seated at the Presidential Table University of the East UERMMMC Welcome Song RCM WF Music Chorale Former President and COO (Ret.) 12:35 PM President’s Time RCM Pres. Jackie Rodriguez; Philippine Airlines RCMW Pres. Eric Tensuan 12:40 PM Introduction of Guest Speaker PP Bobby Lim RCMW KABALITA Address : Mr. Jaime J. Bautista Let the Foremost Aviation and Travel Personality bring his winning Former President, COO smile and cheerful disposition that have brought our national flag car- Philippine Airlines rier to the far reaches of the skies of the world, to the First Rotary Club Past Director Rotary Club of Makati West in Asia. No wonder he always conquers Asia’s First. Public Forum What’s Inside www.rcmanila.org Guest Speaker’s Profile 2-3 President’s Corner 4 2:00 PM Response, Presentation of Token of Appreciation to Club Administration 5-10 The Week That Was 10-14 Mr. Jaime J. Bautista Fellowship 14-17 International Relations 18-19 & Meeting Adjournment RCM Pres. Jackie Rodriguez; Interclub Relations 20-23 RCMW Pres. Eric Tensuan The Rotary Foundation 23 Newspaper Release 24 Cogs in the Wheel 24-26 Public Health Nutrition and Child Care 27 Attendance 28-29 RCMFI and Sagip Kabataan Directors & Officers 30 RCM B.O.D. and Editorial Staff 31 Program 32 2 GUEST SPEAKER’S PROFILE RCM BOD AND EDITORIAL STAFF 31 RC Manila Foundation THE ROTARY CLUB OF MANILA Board of Trustees, RY 2019-2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS RY 2019-2020 RCM Past Director Robert M. Sears (chairman) JACKIE RODRIGUEZ RCM Past Director Issam Eldebs (President) President RCM Immediate Past Pres. Jesus M. Pineda, Jr. CURRICULUM VITAE SUSING PINEDA PRES. JACKIE RODRIGUEZ RCM Past Pres. Jose C. Policarpio, Jr. Publisher JAIME J. BAUTISTA Immediate Past President RCM President Joaquin C. Rodriguez SDG/Club Sec./Dir. ALBERT S. ALDAY RCM Vice Pres. Herminio S. Esguerra HERMIE ESGUERRA Chairman, BALITA Committee Editor-in-Chief RCM Director Robert L. Joseph, Jr. PERSONAL BACKGROUND Vice President AS RENE R. POLICARPIO RCM Past President Teodoro J. Ocampo RAFFY ALUNAN Co-Chairman, BALITA Committee Date of Birth : February 10, 1957 Managing Editor RCM PVP F. Francisco Zaldarriaga CALOY REYES Citizenship : Filipino NICKY VILLASEÑOR PP FRANK A. EVARISTO RCM Past Sec. Alvin D. Lacambacal Telephone No. : +639178310680 Associate Editor ALBERT ALDAY RCM Treas. Nicanor S. Villasenor, III Residential Address : No. 28 Margarita Street AMADING VALDEZ PSAA ELOY ADAMOS Magallanes Village, Makati City BOBBY JOSEPH Contributing Editor RCM Asst. Treas, Reinerio C. Lonzaga Civil Status : Married Directors IPP SUSING PINEDA RCM Past Director Phillip L. Ong Rtn. NOEL TANGLAO RCM Rtn. Zdenek Jankovsky ALBERT ALDAY Rtn. CELSO ABASTILLAS Rtn. JOHNNY CHOTRANI RCM Past Treasurer Hector O. Tagaysay EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Secretary Rtn. AMADING VALDEZ PP FRANK EVARISTO JASON ONG IPS ALVIN LACAMBACAL B.S. in Commerce, Major in Accounting (Magna Cum Laude) Rtn. VIC GARCIA Treasurer PDG ALEX CUREG Colegio de San Juan de Letran, Intramuros, Manila Rtn. HANS PALACIOS Certified Public Accountant RAYMUND JOSEPH IAN MENDOZA TREAS. JASON ONG VPE NICKY VILLASEÑOR Board Legal Adviser PD JOHN CENICA Rtn. MANNY BLANCO RENE POLICARPIO Rtn. TONY LOPEZ OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND BALITA Committee Assistant Secretary A. Present Business Affiliations RCM SECRETARIAT KARLO CASTRO ANNA KUN TOLEDO Assistant Treasurer Philippine Eagle Foundation Vice Chairman of the Board Executive Secretary University of the East Member, Board of Trustees EMMANUEL L. SALAZAR DAVE REYNOLDS Senior Coordinator UERM Memorial Medical Center Member, Board of Trustees Sergeant-At-Arms Alphaland Corporation Member, Board of Directors AMIEL M. HERNANDEZ JASON BOGOVICH Committee Coordinator B. Past Affiliations Deputy Sergeant-At-Arms GRACE AQUINO Fund Coordinator Philippine Airlines, Inc. 2014-2019 President & COO ANNA KUN TOLEDO RCM OFFICE Executive Secretary 2004-2012 President & COO 543 Arquiza Street corner 1999-2003 Executive Vice President Grey Street, Ermita, Manila Tel. No. 527-1886 1994-1999 SVP-Finance & Chief Fax No. 527-1885 Financial Officer Email: [email protected] 1993-1994 Vice President-Comptroller 30 RCMFI AND SAGIP KABATAAN DIRECTORS & OFFICERS GUEST SPEAKER’S PROFILE 3 Macroasia Corporation 1997-2019 Treas. & Member, Board of Directors RC Manila Foundation Board of Trustees, RY 2019-2020 Officers: Macroasia Airport Services Corp. 1997-2019 Chair. & Member, Board of Directors Alvin Lacambacal RCM Past Director Robert M. Sears (chairman) Macroasia Catering Services Corp. 1997-2019 Treas. & Member, Board of Directors RCM Past Director Issam Eldebs (President) Secretary Macroasia Properties Dev’t. Corp. 1997-2019 Member, Board of Directors RCM Immediate Past Pres. Jesus M. Pineda, Jr. RCM Past Pres. Jose C. Policarpio, Jr. Nicky Villaseñor Tan Yan Kee Foundation, Inc. 2010-2019 Treasurer RCM President Joaquin C. Rodriguez Treasurer ETON Properties Phils. Inc. 2004-2008 Member, Board of Directors RCM Vice Pres. Herminio S. Esguerra RCM Director Robert L. Joseph, Jr. PNB Forex, Inc. 2003-2004 President RCM Past President Teodoro J. Ocampo Albert Alday RCM PVP F. Francisco Zaldarriaga Assistant Secretary Air Philippines, Inc. 2003-2004 President & Chief Executive Officer RCM Past Sec. Alvin D. Lacambacal Asian Alcohol Corporation 1992-1993 Vice President & General Manager RCM Treas. Nicanor S. Villasenor, III Zdenek Jankovsky 1980-1991 Held various managerial positions in RCM Asst. Treas, Reinerio C. Lonzaga different companies of the Lucio Tan Assistant Treasurer RCM Past Director Phillip L. Ong Group of Companies SyCip, Gorres, Velayo & Co. 1977-1980 Auditor RCM Rtn. Zdenek Jankovsky RCM Past Treasurer Hector O. Tagaysay C. Socio-Civic Professional Membership SAGIP KABATAAN FOUNDATION SKAL International Makati Board of Trustees, 2019-2020 Rotary Club of Makati West PP Teddy Ocampo Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants Chairman Makati Business Club PD Philip Ong Financial Executive Institute of the Philippines President Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. IPDG Rudy Bediones VP Hermie Esguerra PP Ebot Tan PP Benny Laguesma PD Abe Pascual D. Distinctions and Awards PD Nick Locsin PD Bebot Pineda PT Chito Tagaysay 2019 Leadership Award, SKAL International Makati Dir. Bobby Joseph AT Ner Lonzaga 2018 Hall of Fame Tourism Awards Category, Rotary Club of Manila Trustees 2018 Doctor of Humanities (Honoris Causa), Central Luzon State University SDG/CS/Dir. Albert Alday 2017 Bulong Pulungan sa Sofitel Exemplar Award Secretary 2010 People of the Year, People Asia Magazine PT Chito Tagaysay 2007 Aviation Person of the Year, Orient Aviation Magazine Treasurer 2006 Tourism Personality of the Year, Rotary Club of Manila PD Beda Fajardo 2005 Tourism Personality of the Year, SKAL, Makati Asst. Secretary 2004 Outstanding Alumnus, Colegio de San Juan de Letran PD Nick Locsin 2001 Gawad Anak ng Kabanatuan Asst. Treasurer 4 PRESIDENT’S CORNER ATTENDANCE 29 Dear Fellow Rotarians, Welcome back! It’s been a very long weekend. We are filled with love. Thank you for giving us your time that we may see the world of travel in a different perspective for forefathers, family and friends, a day to remember our depart- ed and the good Christians who have long been gone. To mark this day, we have the honor and pleasure to have with us a great friend, a man of conviction, a man of great knowledge, a friend who is always there for anyone who needs his help. We thank him for the help he gave us in our endeavors in Marawi. Thank you for giving us your time that we may see the world of travel in a different perspective. I also called on all members of the Rotary Club of Manila to step forward and help your club in its appointed leadership to The Rotary Foundation Gala Night celebration. Because of the tre- mendous success of our gala night in the centennial celebration, District Governor Liza Elorde has chosen our club and specifi- cally, Vice President Hermie Esguerra, to lead this great event this year. This is truly a great honor. Let us all be there to support Hermie! Let us all be there to support our club. This will show the true colors of our club’s perceived and real leadership in the Rotary movement. I call on every member to get a half page in our souvenir program for just Php 5,000 showing a greeting or a picture of their family or a short message just to show support to Hermie and our club. Please do this. Your Chair, Jimmie, has lined up some very good speakers for up- coming meetings. We have on November 14, 2019, Department of Agriculture Secretary William Dar, courtesy of Raffy Alunan and on November 21, 2019, University of the Philippines President Atty. Danny Concepcion, compliments of our UP members. I rec- ommend that I chair and the UP alumni in our club organize a great meeting for this day.
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