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Winning with a Visionary Leader JANUARY - SEPTEMBER 2020 Winning with a Visionary Leader By: Francisco III Baluyut 2020 National Chairman for Publications 2 | JCI PHILIPPINES THE PHILIPPINE LEADER VALUES We believe... That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life; That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations; That economic justice can be best won by free men through free enterprise; That government should be of laws rather than of men; That earth’s great treasure lies on human personality; And that service to humanity is the best work of life. MISSION To provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change. VISION To be the leading global network of young active citizens. JANUARY - SEP TEMBER 2020 | 3 CONTENTS 31 06 WINNING WITH A THE 2020 NATIONAL VISIONARY LEADER BOARD OF DIRECTORS BY: Francisco III Baluyut JCI Puerto Princesa Oil 34 68 NATIONAL AND COVID-19 RESPONSE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS 90 116 THE JCI LIFE GETTING PERSONAL WITH MARK DAVID BY: Mariel Josine David 2018 President of JCI Paranaque Asinderas 129 140 ENVIRONMENTAL CONFERENCES AND PROGRAMS AWARDS 4 | JCI PHILIPPINES THE PHILIPPINE LEADER 14 Don A. Roces Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City 1103 NCR, Philippines www.jciphilippines.com JANUARY - SEP TEMBER 2020 | 5 6 | JCI PHILIPPINES THE PHILIPPINE LEADER JCI PHILIPPINES MARK JOSEPH DAVID National President KERBY SALAZAR National Executive Vice President JUDE ACIDRE National Treasurer #JCIP2020 CHRISTIAN CLEMENO Welcome to the 2020 JCI Philippines Leader Magazine! National Secretary General In here you will find well written articles from your JCI officers as CONSTANTINE IGNACIO National Executive Director well as the voices of many different chapters from all over the na- tion. The idea for this year’s Leader was to involve everyone in our PAOLO CARLO LIM organization to share their projects, ideas, triumphs and lessons. General Legal Council This year has been very tough for everyone. From the Taal Volcano eruption to the COVID19 pandemic, we did not get a moment to catch our breath with these back to back disasters. Now more than ever it is important that we share our ideas and collaborate using SECRETARIAT technologies available to us. Naysa D. Martinez The office of the IMCC has worked out ways to usher all chapters Realiza R. Peria to embrace new ways of reaching out to people. The renewed push Wilson S. Ines towards posting website online will be the thrust of our efforts to Nancy DJ. Salcedo reach out to the general population. Every chapter will be encour- Antonio F. Kudera aged to post their projects in their platforms to boost the awareness Rodante A. Tanola of JCI among Filipinos who surf the Internet. The new award, Best , will encourage all chapters to mar- Rolando V. Gallebo Digital Marketing Campaign ket their projects on the Internet where many people nowadays get their news and stories. If you notice the new JCIPEA, there is a provision for sharing your IMCC articles for the Leader and website or social media posts. This is so the IMCC can hear your stories and include it in the magazine for RAPHAEL JUSTIN PAGUYO the world to see, in print and digital. Your Facebook and Instagram National Director for IMCC posts are being shared by JCI Philippines on its social media plat- forms so the world can see your hard work turning wonderful ideas FRANCISCO III BALUYUT to actions for positive change. National Director for Publications I would like to wish you all good luck in the remainder of your JCI HONEYLON VALERA year and a big congratulations for carrying the JCI movement while Photography enduring the hurdles of 2020. 2020 JCI Philippines Marketing God speed and more power! powered by: RAPHAEL JUSTIN “RJ” C. PAGUYO 2020 IMCC National Director JCI Senator No. 76653 JANUARY - SEP TEMBER 2020 | 7 THE 2020 NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MARK JOSEPH N. DAVID JCI Senator No. 78782 2020 - National President 2019 - Area Vice President (Area 2) 2018 - National Chairman for TOYM 2018 - Sponsorship Committee Committee Member (JCI International) 2017 - National Secretary General 2013 - Regional Vice President (Area II - Metro South) 2012 - President (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2011 - Executive Vice President (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2009 - Executive Vice President (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2008 - Secretary (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2007 - Vice President for Operations (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2006 - Director for Sports and Community (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2005 - Member (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2020 NATIONAL PRESIDENT PAUL JESS P. ESTRELLADO JCI Senator No. 74903 2020 - Immediate Past National President 2019 - National President 2018 - National Executive Vice President 2017 - National Treasurer 2016 - Area Vice President (Area III - Southern Luzon) 2015 - President (JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes) 2014 - Executive Vice President (JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes) 2013 - Treasurer (JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes) 2011 - Director for Individual (JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes) 2010 - Member (JCI San Pablo 7 Lakes) 2020 IMMEDIATE PAST NATIONAL PRESIDENT KERBY J. SALAZAR JCI Senator No. 70683 2020 - National Executive Vice President 2019 - National Chairperson for YLEA 2018 - Area Vice President (Area III) 2017 - National Public Relations and Media Chairman 2012 - Deputy Area Vice President (Area III) 2011 - Regional Vice President (Area III - Cavite North) 2010 - Deputy Regional Vice President (Area III - Cavite North) 2009 - President (JCI General Trias Katipunan) 2008 - Executive VicePresident (JCI General Trias Katipunan) 2004 - Member (JCI General Trias Katipunan) 2020 NATIONAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT JUDE A. ACIDRE 2020 - National Treasurer 2019 - Area Vice President (Area IV - Visayas) 2018 - President (JCI Candahug Liberation) 2017 - Executive Vice President (JCI Candahug Liberation) 2016 - Director (JCI Candahug Liberation) 2015 - Member (JCI Candahug Liberation) 2020 NATIONAL TREASURER 12 | JCI PHILIPPINES THE PHILIPPINE LEADER CHRISTIAN B. CLEMENO 2020 National Secretary General JCI Senator No. 76017 2017-2018 APDC Development Officer 2017 - National Awards Chairperson 2016 - Area Awards Chairperson (Area III) 2015 - Regional Vice President (Area III - Southern Tagalog Region) 2014 - Area Secretary (Area III) 2013 - National Chairman UNMDG 2012 - President (JCI Batangas Caballero) 2011 - Executive Vice President (JCI Batangas Caballero) 2010 - Member (JCI Batangas Caballero) CONSTANTINE O. IGNACIO 2020 National Executive Director JCI Senator No. 78056 2019 - National Executive Director 2018 - Area Vice President (Area 2) 2017 - Regional Vice President (Area 2 - Metro East) 2016 - President (JCI Marikina Sapatos) 2015 - Secretary (JCI Marikina Sapatos) 2009 - Member (JCI Marikina Sapatos) PAOLO CARLO O. LIM 2020 General Legal Counsel 2019 - Area Legal Counsel 2018 - TOYM National Director for Media Relations 2017 - Vice President (JCI Parañaque Pambato) 2016 - Member (JCI Parañaque Pambato) GLENN JUDE RUFINO 2020 Chief of Staff JCI Senator No. 77613 2019 - Area Executive Director (Area2) 2018 - President (JCI Quezon City Capitol) 2017 - Vice President for Business and Finance (JCI Quezon City Capitol) 2016 - Member (JCI Quezon City Capitol) JANUARY - SEP TEMBER 2020 | 13 BAGUIO BAGUIO SUN FLOWER BAUANG BAGGAK BAUANG FRUIT BASKET CABA INVICTUS CANDON GOLD LEAF NAGUILAN BASI NARVACAN SAN FERNANDO SALUYOT BINMALEY SIGAY DAGUPAN BANGUS DAGUPAN INC. DAGUPAÑAS HUNDRED ISLANDS LINGAYEN BAGOONG LINGAYEN LIBERATION II MANGALDAN PINDANG PUTO CALASIAO SAN FABIAN BAYBAY CABATUAN CAUAYAN BAMBOO CLAVERIA ECHAGUE BALABAN ECHAGUE YPGAD NARRA - NARREGTA ROXAS KAPITARAN SAN MATEO BALATONG SANTIAGO DIAMOND TUAO TUGUEGARAO TUGUEGARAO MAKASTA TUGUEGARAO YBANAG ANGELES CITY CULIAT BAMBAN KAYABE BATAAN CABANATUAN GOLDEN GRAIN MABALACAT MALASA MAGALANG MEKENI OLONGAPO SAN FERNANDO CABALEN SUBIC LAMBAT TARLAC CITY JOHN CARLO T. LIM 2020 - Area Vice President (Area 1) 2016 - Area Awards Chairman (Area 1) 2016 - Area Chairman for TOYM (Area 1) 2015 - President (JCI Angeles City Culiat) 2014 - Executive Vice President (JCI Angeles City Culiat) 2013 - Director for Individual Affairs (JCI Angeles City Culiat) 2012 - Commissioner (JCI Angeles City Culiat) 2011 - Member (JCI Angeles City Culiat) AREA I 14 | JCI PHILIPPINES THE PHILIPPINE LEADER JOHN VALERIANO L. ESCOBAR Cagayan Valley 2020 - Regional Vice President (Area I - Cagayan Valley Region) 2018 - Charter President JCI Tuguegarao Ybanag YVETTE CHRISTINE L. HERRERA Central Luzon 2020 - Regional Vice President (Area I - Central Luzon Region) 2018 - Immediate Past President (JCI San Fernando Cabalen) 2017 - President (JCI San Fernando Cabalen) 2014 - Secretary (JCI San Fernando Cabalen) 2013 - Member (JCI San Fernando Cabalen) MARGIELOU ORANGE HUMILDE-VERZOSA Northern Luzon 2020 - Regional Vice President (Area I - Northern Luzon Region) 2016 - Area Chairman for Pinay Power (Area I) 2013 - Area Treasurer (Area I) 2012 - President (JCI Hundred Islands) 2011 - Executive Vice President (JCI Hundred Islands) 2009 to 2010 - Treasurer (JCI Hundred Islands) 2009 - Charter Member (JCI Hundred Islands) LOUIS MARIE BENEDICT C. PE BENITO Ilocandia Region 2020 - Regional Vice President (Area I - Ilocandia Region) 2019 - Area Secretary (Area I) 2018 - President (JCI Candon Gold Leaf) 2017 - Executive Vice President (JCI Candon Gold Leaf) JANUARY - SEP TEMBER 2020 | 15 BOCAUE MALOLOS MARILAO MARILAG MARILAW MEYCAUAYAN GOLD PLARIDEL COMMONWEALTH CALOOCAN BANTAYOG MALABON MANDALUYONG, INC. MARIKINA MARIKIT MARIKINA SAPATOS NAVOTAS QUEZON CITY CAPITOL QUEZON CITY DIAMANTE QUEZON CITY SAMPAGUITA QUEZON CITY LUNA SAN JUAN
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