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M.A.P. ANNUAL REPORT for 2015as of 22 January 2016

1. M.A.P. THEME

The M.A.P. Board of Governors adopted “Innovative Leadership for Sustained Growth” as the M.A.P.theme for 2015. With this theme, the future of any organization will depend on the leader’s ability toinnovate, inspire and integrate to seize opportunities for sustained growth. Businesses should be ableto enhance their unique capabilities and competitiveness to explore the limitless prospects that theASEAN Integration will offer.

Hence, the M.A.P. will continue to promote management excellence for nation-building and will workwith business, government and civil society in pushing for more meaningful reforms and policies thatwill attract investments, create more jobs and ensure inclusive growth.

2. M.A.P. BREAKFAST DIALOGUES WITH THE P-NOY TEAM(M.A.P. Board of Governors)

2.1. M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogue with Department of Health (DOH) Secretary JANETTE L. GARIN (July 21)

(standing l-r) DONN MC ANGELO VALDEZ, OBET SALVINO, CARMIE DE LEON, JUNIE DEL MUNDO, ALEX ESCAÑO, RAYMUND AZURIN,ESTHER GO, MIKE TURVILL and CATHY TURVILL

(seated l-r) KEN HARTIGAN-GO, ALMA JIMENEZ, Sec. JANETTE GARIN, CHIT JUAN and GREG NAVARRO

2.2. M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogue with Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Center Executive DirectorCOSETTE V. CANILAO (August 28)

(standing l-r) DONG BENEDICTO, EBOT TAN, JOHN FORBES, TITO SANTOS, CORA CLAUDIO, JUN PALAFOX, PETER WALLACE,ROMY DAVID, ROMY BERNARDO, JIMMY AQUINO and MARY GRACE SORIANO

(seated l-r) REX DRILON, POPOY DEL ROSARIO, Ms. COSETTE CANILAO and SANTI DUMLAO

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2.3. M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogue with Bureau of Customs (BOC) Commissioner ALBERTO D. LINA(September 17)

(standing l-r) BEN TEEHANKEE, JUN SALVADOR, LUCILLE VICERRA, HELEN MACASAET,CARLO BANIQUED, REX DRILON, DICK DU-BALADAD,PETER WALLACE, ALEX ESCAÑO, MANNIE ALCANTARA and JOHN FORBES

(seated l-r) FRED PARUNGAO, AGATON UVERO, POPOY DEL ROSARIO, Comm. ALBERTO LINA, ALEX CABRERA and STEF NAVA

3. 2015 M.A.P. BOARD RECOMMENDATIONS TO 2016 M.A.P. BOARD

3.1. Implement the EMERGE Program

3.2. Print and distribute the M.A.P. Book on the 38 “M.A.P. Management Man of the Year” awardees

3.3. Implement the AAMO expectations from the M.A.P.

3.4. Pursue M.A.P.’s involvement in the COMELEC-spearheaded Presidential Debates

3.5. Pursue M.A.P.’s active participation in ABS-CBN’s “Halalan 2016”

3.6. Continue pushing for the implementation of the M.A.P. Recommendations in Solving the Trafficand Transportation Problems in Metro Manila (MM)

3.7. Continue Promoting the Scorecard for President and other candidates as a Voter Educationproject

3.8. Continue working with NEDA for the formulation of “Filipino 2040” or the Long-TermDevelopment Plan for the Philippines

3.9. Pursue the “Economic Strategy to Inclusive Growth”

3.10. Continue working with other Philippine Business Groups (PBGs) and Joint Foreign Chambers inpushing the P-Noy Administration to act on the following key issues:

3.10.1. Institutionalizing Integrity and Good Governance3.10.2. Achieving Inclusive Growth3.10.3. Accelerating Infrastructure Development3.10.4. Ensuring Energy Security and Price Competitiveness3.10.5. Increasing Foreign Investments3.10.6. Addressing Smuggling3.10.7. Promoting Anti-Trust and Competition Policy3.10.8. Rationalizing Fiscal Incentives3.10.9. Retaining the Mining Act, Complemented by Implementing A Competitive Fiscal

Regime3.10.10. Revisiting the Restrictive Provisions in the Constitution and in Other Laws3.10.11. Reforming the Judicial System

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3.11. Continue updating M.A.P. members on latest trends on management and leadership

3.12. Continue supporting the following programs/activities of other organizations in 2016:

3.12.1. 2nd CSR Youth Awards of the Benita & Catalino Yap Foundation.3.12.2. 4th Philippine Tourism Forum 2016 of PHILTOA (Philippine Tour Operators

Association)3.12.3. Department of Education’s (DepEd) National Teachers Month3.12.4. Media Partnership with Oxford Business Group (OBG)3.12.5. Sixth Arangkada Forum 2016 being organized by the Arangkada Philippines3.12.6. SharePHIL Forum 20163.12.7. PCCI-M.A.P. Tax Forum 20163.12.8. ASEAN Business Awards (ABA)3.12.9. JRI (Judicial Reform Initiative)3.12.10. Integrity Initiative

3.13. Sustain and Increase the Restricted M.A.P. Sustainability Fund from P18M to P21M

3.14. Continue the “Tea with the M.A.P. Icons” featuring the “M.A.P. Management Man of the Year”Awardees

3.15. Continue the M.A.P.-AIM Management Educators Workshop

3.16. Continue holding the Series of M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogues with the P-Noy Cabinet

3.17. Continue encouraging M.A.P. members for their active participation in driving M.A.P.’sprograms and activities by joining the various Committees

3.18. Continue doing more CSR Programs

3.19. Continue the Farm Business School (FBS) Project in partnership with the MFI Foundation

3.20. Continue the recruitment campaign to increase the M.A.P. membership to 1,250

3.21. Continue conducting Fellowship Events

4. ASEAN INTEGRATION(Chair or C – Alma Jimenez; Vice Chair or VC – Jay Yuvallos ; Governor-in-Charge or GIC – Junie delMundo)

4.1. The ASEAN Integration Committee co-presented with the Trade, Industry and TourismCommittee the September 28 - 29 Philippine Institute of Real Estate Practitioners (PHILRES)Convention 2015 on “THE EVOLVING LANDSCAPE: Mobilizing for the Borderless Real EstateMarketplace” at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia.

4.2. The M.A.P.’s three-year preparatory program for the 2015 ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)is now on its third year. It started in 2013 with the “AEC Exchange”: an awareness-buildingexercise for members of the M.A.P. and other members of the Philippine business community.In 2014, it was appropriately themed as “AEC-Engaged” which aimed to develop and enhancethe capabilities of companies to be regional market players. For 2015, the M.A.P. conductedprograms to help make businesses more “AEC-Empowered” so they could start enjoying thebenefits of the AEC.

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5. AGRIBUSINESS AND COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOPMENT (ABCD) COMMITTEE(C – Oscar Torralba; VC - Rolly Dy; GIC – Chit Juan)

5.1. M.A.P. FARM BUSINESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

5.1.1. The Committee continued the M.A.P.’s Farm Business School program in partnershipwith MFI Foundation to develop a new generation of entrepreneurs in the countrysideby way of an innovative approach of learning agribusiness.

5.1.2. The courses offered by the FBS are business programs, not agriculture. But imbeddedin the curriculum are two TESDA compliant certificate courses in Horticulture NC II andAnimal Production NC II.

5.1.3. Five (5) Farm Business Schools that have been given franchise by the M.A.P. but onlyfour have been established:

5.1.3.1. MFI FBS in Jala-Jala, Rizal5.1.3.2. W.B. Dawson FBS in Puerto Princesa City5.1.3.3. Catholic Ming Yuan College FBS in Murcia, Negros Occidental5.1.3.4. Saniel Integrated Farm Technology and Business School in Mahayag,

Zamboanga del Sur5.1.3.5. La Consolacion College FBS in Bais City.

5.1.4. A number of partner institutions and individuals have provided scholarships to thestudents of the FBS, including the following:

5.1.4.1. MFI Foundation5.1.4.2. Development Bank of the Philippines5.1.4.3. Philex Mining Corporation5.1.4.4. Agricultural Training Institute5.1.4.5. Foundations for People Development5.1.4.6. Congressman Dennis Socrates of Palawan5.1.4.7. Congresswoman Josy Limkaichong of Negros Oriental5.1.4.8. Senator Panfilo Lacson5.1.4.9. Landbank of the Philippines5.1.4.10. Local Government Unit of Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte

5.1.5. M.A.P.’s partners for the FBS Program:

5.1.5.1. ACES Polytechnic College in Panabo City, Davao del Norte5.1.5.2. Andres Bonifacio College in Dipolog City, Zamboanga del Norte5.1.5.3. Foundational Center, Inc. of Tacloban City, Leyte5.1.5.4. St. Paul University in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental

5.1.6. Signed an MOU for the Farm BusinessSchool Program of the M.A.P. and theMFI Foundation with the following FBSPartners:

5.1.6.1. ACES Polytechnic College ofPanabo City, Davao delNorte

(standing) RENE GAYO, ART ABELLA and ROLLY DY(seated) POPOY DEL ROSARIO, FRANK DE LA PEÑA and JOSE SANDEJAS

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5.1.6.2. Andres Bonifacio College ofDipolog City, Zamboanga delNorte

(standing) LILIA UYCOCO, OSCAR TORRALBA and RENE GAYO(seated) POPOY DEL ROSARIO, JOSE SANDEJAS and SANCHO AMATONG

5.1.6.3. Foundational Center, Inc. ofTacloban City, Leyte

(standing) RENE GAYO, OSCAR TORRALBA and MARIELLE CORPIN(seated) POPOY DEL ROSARIO, JOSE SANDEJAS and BARTOLOME PASTOR

5.1.6.4. St. Paul University of DumagueteCity, Negros Oriental

(standing) RENE GAYO and OSCAR TORRALBA(seated) POPOY DEL ROSARIO, JOSE SANDEJAS and NINTHA LUCILLA BALDADO

5.2. Contributed 21 articles for the “MAPping the Future” every Monday in INQUIRER and 25 articlesfor the “M.A.P. Insights” every Tuesday in BUSINESSWORLD

5.3. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR FUTURE AGRIPRENEURS

5.3.1. A total of 167 students have graduated and 457 were enrolled this year. They wereenrolled in the Diploma in Farm Business Management or the Diploma inEntrepreneurship (DE). The DE offers specializations in Agricultural Business, OrganicAgriculture, Eco-Farm Tourism, and Sustainable Agriculture.

5.3.2. To provide continuity and to mobilize more resources for the support of the FBSProgram, The Committee proposed the establishment of the M.A.P. Scholarship Programfor Future Agripreneurs (M.A.P. SPFA).

5.3.2.1. Funds generated for this program shall be used exclusively for the M.A.P.SPFA.

5.3.2.2. Beneficiaries shall be referred to as M.A.P. Scholars.5.3.2.3. The cost for the 2-year program including board, lodging, uniform, school

supplies amount to P240,000 per scholar.5.3.2.4. Should there be possibility for counterpart funding, such beneficiaries shall

be referred to as M.A.P.-Sponsor Scholars. On a 50:50 sharing scheme, thisamounts to P120,000 per scholar.

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6. CEO CONFERENCE(C– Donald Lim; VC – Alma Jimenez; GIC – Junie del Mundo)

6.1. The Committee conducted the 13th M.A.P.International CEO Conference 2015 held on 8September 2015 at the Rizal Ballroom of theMakati Shangri-La.

6.2. Topics and speakers included the following:

6.2.1. “SURPASSING THE NORM IN THE INNOVATION ECONOMY” with Mr. NICO JOSE “Nix”S. NOLLEDO, Chair and CEO of XURPAS, INC.

(l-r) Mr. NIX NOLLEDO and GREG NAVARRO (moderator)

6.2.2. “THE CONSTANTLY-CONNECTED CUSTOMER: The Digital Shape of the Future” withSingapore-based SIMON DAVIES, Vice President for ASEAN, Greater China & Koreaof SALESFORCE

(l-r) Mr. SIMON DAVIES and JUNIE DEL MUNDO (moderator)

6.2.3. “Unleashing Growth Potential through Innovation” with Malaysia-based SCOTTCONSTANCE, Senior Executive Director of PWC Consulting Services (M) SDN BHD

(l-r) Mr. SCOTT CONSTANCE and JAY YUVALLOS (moderator)

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6.2.4. “IMPACT AND VALUE CREATION: The Business Case for Innovation”with Ms. LIZA ANDREA “LizAn” KUSTER, Co-Founder of IMPACTHub Manila

6.2.5. “ASEAN CEOs GEAR UP FOR GROWTH: Breaking the Barriers to Entering the U.S.Market” with US-based, THOMAS “Tom” J. KOSNIK, Fenwick and West ConsultingProfessor, Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) of Stanford School OfEngineering

(l-r) Prof. TOM KOSNIK and CHARLIE VILLASEÑOR (moderator)

6.2.6. “The Emerging New Leaders in the ASEAN Bandwidth” with Singapore-based VIBHASRATANJEE, Senior Practice Expert of GALLUP

(l-r) Mr. VIBHASRATANJEE and ALEX CABRERA (moderator)

6.2.7. “GLOBAL TRADE, URBANIZATION AND DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES: Southeast Asia’sSustainable Growth Trajectory 2030” with Singapore-based OLIVER TONBY,Managing Partner, Southeast Asia of MCKINSEY & COMPANY

(l-r) Mr. OLIVER TONBY and ALMA JIMENEZ (moderator)

6.3. The Conference generated a total attendance of 467 and a net income of P1.2 Million.

6.4. The Conference was viewed simultaneously all over the country via live streaming by 4,562students (2,788 in NCR, 796 in Luzon, 563 in the Visayas and 415 in Mindanao) and 220 teachers(131 in NCR, 59 in Luzon, 8 in the Visayas and 22 in Mindanao) from 25 colleges and universities(15 in NCR, 5 in Luzon, 2 in Visayas and 3 in Mindanao).

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7. CLIMATE CHANGE, DISASTER PREVENTION AND SUSTAINABILITY (CDS)(C - Cora Claudio and Alex Escaño; VC – Bernie Abis; GIC – Charlie Rufino)

7.1. Participated in the October 13 Special High-Level Dialogue on the Philippines' INDC (IntendedNationally Determined Contributions), to help limit the global temperature increase to 2degrees Celsius.

(l-r) CORA CLAUDIO, Mr. NOEL DE DIOS, Ms. JO ANN EALA, Mr. BONAR LAURETO, Ms. VICKIE TAN and ALEX ESCAÑO

The objectives of the dialogue were:

7.1.1. To create awareness of the Philippine INDC in business and to make M.A.P. membersand other leaders in business and industry understand and appreciate the importanceof the INDC and the issues that it aims to address;

7.1.2. To elicit top-management support and participation in achieving the INDC goals

7.1.3. To encourage all to take initiatives that can help reduce greenhouse gas emissionsand present one or more current initiatives that can inspire them to do so

7.1.4. Introduce how companies may determine their carbon footprint and where help maybe obtained for sustainable development solutions.

7.2. Supported the October 23 “Philippine Business’ Responses to Climate Change and El Niño:Manila Declaration Signing and Water Alliance Launch.”

7.2.1. The responses were developed with the participation of the M.A.P. and thePhilippine Business for the Environment, Philippine Business for Social Progress,Federation of Philippine Industries, Makati Business Club, and Philippine Chamber ofCommerce and Industry.

7.2.2. The responses are initial major business responses to the continuing challengesposed by climate change and El Niño. They are also in support of the IntendedNationally Determined Contribution (INDC), the country’s contribution towards thegoal of producing a global climate change agreement at the UNFCC (United NationsFramework Convention on Climate Change) Conference of Parties' 21st Session inParis in December 2015.

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7.3. The Committee organized the 2nd M.A.P. Climate Change Summit on “OCEAN SECURITY &MARINE BIODIVERSITY: Challenges & Opportunities” on November 10.

7.3.1. There were Introductory Video Messages from Dr. VIKTOR SEBEK, Founding Chair &President of Ocean Security International (OSI) and Prof. JEFFREY SACHS, Directorof Earth Institute of Columbia University.

7.3.2. Speakers for Session 1 on Policy, Planning, & Legal Issues, Initiatives, &Recommendations were:7.3.2.1. Mr. SCOTT COUNTRYMAN, Managing Director of The Coral Triangle

Conservancy, Inc.7.3.2.2. Justice ANTONIO T. CARPIO, Senior Associate Justice of the Supreme Court

of the Philippines7.3.2.3. Sen. LOREN LEGARDA, Senator - 16th Congress, Senate of the Philippines

7.3.3. Panel of discussants were Vice Admiral CAESAR TACCAD, Flag Officer in Commandof the Philippine Navy and former Sen. LETICIA R. SHAHANI of TOWNS Foundation.

(l-r) CORA CLAUDIO (moderator) , Sen. LETICIA SHAHANI (panelisy), Sen. LOREN LEGARDA (speaker), Justice ANTONIO CARPIO (speaker),Mr. SCOTT COUNTRYMAN (speaker) and Vice Admiral CAESAR TACCAD (panelist)

7.3.4. The speakers for Session 2 on Business Opportunities, Initiatives & Recommendationswere:7.3.4.1. Dr. THERESA MUNDITA S. LIM, Director of Biodiversity Management Bureau

of the Department of Environment & Natural Resources7.3.4.2. Mr. ALFREDO A. PEDROSA III, President of Seaweed Industry Association of

the Philippines7.3.4.3. Mr. STEPHEN ADRIAN ROSS, Executive Director of Partnerships in

Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia (PEMSEA)

7.3.5. Panel of Discussants were Dr. MARICOR SORIANO, Professor of University of thePhilippines and Institute of Physics & 2015 UK Newton Fund-DOST Leader inInnovation Fellow; and Mr. MAXIMO RICOHERMOSO, Chair & President of the MCPICorporation.

(l-r) CORA CLAUDIO (moderator), Dr. THERESA MUNDITA LIM (speaker), Mr. ALFREDO PEDROSA (speaker), Mr. STEPHEN ROSS (speaker),Dr. MARICOR SORIANO(panelist) and Mr. MAXIMO RICOHERMOSO (panelist)

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7.4. Organized the 2015 M.A.P. Art Exhibition (Painting and Photography) on “OUR BLUEENVIRONMENT” from November 10 to November 14 at the Dusit Thani Hotel.

7.4.1. This is a fund-raising project of the Committee for its two EMERGE projects -- the"Seaweed Project for a Blue Economy in Mindoro Occidental" and the "CassavaProject for a Green Economy" in the M.A.P. Aeta GK Village in Bamban, Tarlac.

(standing) MAXIMO RICOHERMOSO, BERNIE ABIS, ALEX ESCANO, CORA CLAUDIO, MEDRANO PACAUL and DE ANN ZOBEL(seated) ALFREDO PEDROSA, CHARLIE RUFINO, ROD AGAS and VICKY WIENECKE

7.4.2. The Art Exhibition featured 89 artworks (paintings and photographs) fromoutstanding painters including Master Painter-Teacher Fernando Sena and his topstudents, Ramon Magsaysay Awardee and environmental lawyer Antonio Oposa, andTOWNS Awardee Dr. Laura David of the UP Marine Science Institute.

8. COMMUNICATIONS(C - JJ Calero; VC – Gil Chua; GIC – Al Panlilio)

8.1. Conducted a presscon before the 24 February 2015 Economic Briefing and General MembershipMeeting to launch the “EMERGE” or the Educated Marginalized Entrepreneurs ResourceGEneration Program as the M.A.P.’s top priority program for 2015.

8.2. As part of re-branding strategy being pushed by M.A.P.’s marketing guru, the indefatigable 86-year old JOE MAGSAYSAY, the M.A.P. Board of Governors encouraged all M.A.P. members torefer to the Association’s name as the M.A.P. and not MAP.

8.3. Through the recommendation of the Committee, the Board approved the modification of thetitle of “M.A.P. Insights” column every Tuesday in BUSINESSWORLD to “M.A.P. Insights” whichthe BUSINESSWORLD editors have actually been using.

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8.4. The Committee’s Book Project Team,chaired by Ms. YOLY ONG, continuedworking on the M.A.P. Book on the 38“M.A.P. Management Man of the Year”awardees entitled “WINNING:Management Lessons Outside theClassroom.” The book will presentinspirational stories on leadership traitsand management practices of theseawardees that are worth emulating byfuture leaders and managers. BookEditor is Jessica Zafra with Mr. IgeRamos as book designer.

8.5. The Committee will formally launch the book within the first quarter of 2016.

8.6. Renewed M.A.P.’s partnership with the OxfordBusiness Group for the publication of “THE REPORT:The Philippines 2016/2017/2018” through the signingof a MOA on 28 April 2015.

(standing) GREG NAVARRO and RODRIGO DIAZ(seated) POPOY DEL ROSARIO and DIOREL OLLODO

9. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE(C – Judith Lopez; VC – Celso Vivas; GIC – Greg Navarro)

9.1. Supported the March 17 SharePHIL (Shareholders Association of the Philippines) Seminar-Forumon “Bankruptcy: Not the End of the World (There’s Hope for All Under the FRIA (FinancialRehabilitation and Insolvency Act).”

9.2. Co-presented the M.A.P. - FINEX 11TH ANNUAL CORPORATE GOVERNANCE WORKSHOP 2015 withtheme on “Innovative Leadership and Governance for Sustained Growth” on 14 October 2015with the following topics and speakers:

9.2.1. “Trends in Corporate Boards” with Dr. JESUS “Jess” P. ESTANISLAO, Chair ofInstitute of Corporate Directors (ICD) and “M.A.P. Management Man of the Year 2009”awardee.

(l-r) Dr. JESS ESTANISLAO and CELSO VIVAS (moderator)

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9.2.2. “Highlights of SEC Regulatory Requirements” with Atty. ROSARIO “Cherry” S.BERNALDO, Vice Chair of SharePHIL (Shareholders Association of the Philippines) andManaging Partner of R.S. Bernaldo & Associates.

(l-r) Atty. CHERRY BERNALDO and CELSO VIVAS(moderator)

9.2.3. “Key Factors in Family Business Transition”9.2.3.1. “Professionalism in Family Business” with Mr.

JEFFREY “Jeff” CHEW LIM, EVP and Chief FinanceOfficer of SM Prime Holdings, Inc.

9.2.3.2. “Balancing Growth and Governance in a Family Business Boards” with Mr.ALVIN D. LAO, Executive Vice President and CFO ofD&L Industries

9.2.3.3. “Succession Planning” with Mr. MARK YU, CFO of SEAOILPhilippines

9.2.4. Panel Discussion with Mr. SENEN “Bing” MATOTO, Liaison Director of FINEX GoodGovernance Committee and President of Vicsal Investment, Inc. as moderator.

(l-r) Mr. ALVIN LAO, Mr. JEFF CHEW, Mr. MARK YU and Mr. BING MATOTO (moderator)

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9.2.5. “Using Social Media as a Governance Tool” with Dr. DONALD PATRICK “Donald” LIM,Chief Digital Officer of ABS-CBN BroadcastingCorporation

9.2.6. “IMPACT, BEHAVIOR AND PURPOSE OF BUSINESS: TheDeloitte Millennials Survey” with Mr. GREGORIO“Greg” S. NAVARRO, Managing Partner and CEO ofNavarro Amper & Co. / Deloitte Philippines andGovernor-in-Charge of the M.A.P. CorporateGovernance Committee.

9.2.7. Q&A with CELSO P. VIVAS (moderator), Vice Chair of the M.A.P. CorporateGovernance Committee and Independent Director of the Philippine subsidiaries ofKeppel Limited Singapore.

(l-r) DONALD LIM, GREG NAVARRO and CELSO VIVAS

9.3. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the SEC Consultative Group on the Corporate GovernanceBlueprint.

9.4. Co-sponsored the 24 June 2015 SharePHIL Summit on "TRANSFORMING PHILIPPINE COMPANIESTO BECOME GLOBAL PLAYERS."

Speakers and topics were:

9.4.1. “What Government has done and can do to enable Philippine companies break thebarriers of the International Markets” with Secretary CESAR V. PURISIMA, Departmentof Finance

9.4.2. “How more Philippine companies, through Good Governance, can improve theircredibility and international standing to attract more foreign direct investments intoour PLCs” with Mr. CHRIS LEAHY, Governance Authority, Asian Corporate GovernanceCouncil

9.4.3. “Breaking the barriers of the International Markets” with Ms. TERESITA SY-COSON,Chairperson, BDO Unibank & Vice Chair, SM Investments Corporation

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9.4.4. Panel Discussants:9.4.4.1. Mr. JOSE MA. K. LIM, President and CEO, Metro Pacific Investments

Corporation9.4.4.2. Mr. JAIME E. YSMAEL, Senior Vice President & Chief Finance Officer, Ayala

Land, Inc.9.4.4.3. Atty. WILLIAM S. PAMINTUAN, First Vice President, Deputy General Counsel

and Assistant Corporate Secretary, Manila Electric Company (MERALCO)

9.5. Continue M.A.P.’s participation in the INTEGRITY INITIATIVE with M.A.P. Past President GregNavarro as the Primary M.A.P. Representative.

9.5.1. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the 5th Integrity Summit on 9 December 2015.

9.5.2. Led M.A.P.’s participation in Integrity Run on 12 December 2015.

9.6. Contributed the following articles for the “M.A.P. Insights” every Tuesday in BUSINESSWORLD.

9.6.1. “What Should Boards Watch Out for in 2015?” (17 February 2015 issue) by GREGNAVARRO

9.6.2. “Fair Competition Matter to the Poor” (30 June 2015 issue) by GREG NAVARRO

9.7. Endorsed the book of Mr. CELSO VIVAS entitled “Shareholder’sHandbook” --- a project of SharePHIL.

10. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR)(C – Ben Teehankee; VC –Chiqui Go; GIC – Chit Juan)

10.1. Organized the July 2 Forum on “BOOSTING WOMEN’S HEALTH, POWERING WOMEN’S HEARTSAND MINDS” in partnership with WomenBizPH. Topics and Speakers were:

10.1.1. Dr. LENI IBOLEON-DY, Chair Philippine Heart Association and Council on Women’sCardiovascular Health on “Why Hearts need to mend: Yes, Broken hearts can kill!”

10.1.2. Ms. GINA LUMAUIG, Director of Communications, Neuro Pte. Ltd., Singapore on“Why brains need strengthening exercises: For better cognitive function as we age”

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10.2. Coordinated the Aug 11 M.A.P. CEO AcademyForum on “INTEGRATING COMPETITIVE CSR IN THEVALUE CHAIN THROUGH CREATING SHARED VALUE”with Mr. DAVID D. LAUREL, CSV PractitionerConsultant of Shared Value Initiative Group

(l-r) BEN TEEHANKEE, Mr. DAVID LAUREL and CHIQUI GO

10.3. Supported the September 28 - 5th Philippine CSR Research Conference on “CSR 3.0: PersonalSocial Responsibility – Changing the Nation through Personal Transformation” with thefollowing speakers:

10.3.1. Dr. FRANCISCO L. ROMAN Jr. D.B.A., Executive Director, R.V.R. CSR Center, AsianInstitute of Management

10.3.2. Atty. ALEXANDER B. CABRERA, Chair and Managing Partner, PwC Philippines10.3.3. Dr. PHILIP E. JUICO, Senior Professional Lecturer, De La Salle University10.3.4. Hon. LUIS T. CRUZ, Assistant Secretary, Office of ASEAN Affairs, Department of

Foreign Affairs

10.4. Supported the Children’s Hour Annual Benefit Lunchdubbed as “The Gift of One” by donating P130,000.Since 2004, the M.A.P. has been a continuing partnerof the Children’s Hour in helping address theeducation and health needs of our youth.

10.5. Encouraged M.A.P. members to participate in the celebration of the2015 National Teachers’ Month (NTM) from September 5 to October5. This is in recognition of Filipino teachers and educators and theircontribution in nation-building.

10.5.1. The objective of the NTM is to grow the celebration’snationwide presence towards creating a strong movementwhich cultivates a Filipino culture that celebrates allteachers’ service and heroism, similar to how Mother’s Dayor Father’s day came to be.

10.5.2. The M.A.P. shares this advocacy in pursuing the mission of empowering Filipinoteachers and engaging the public in expressions of gratitude and participation in NTMactivities

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11. EMERGE (Educated Marginalized Entrepreneurs Resource GEneration) PROGRAM(C – Lanny Nañagas; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

11.1. Launched the EMERGE Program which aims to assist the entrepreneurial poor who are highschool graduates with technical or vocationaltraining or exposure, the retired governmentemployees, the families of uniformed servicesand the returning OFWs who would like to gointo projects or businesses which have bigpotential for growth and job generation.

11.2. Signed MOAs with the following Partners-In-Mission:

11.2.1. Ateneo de Manila University11.2.2. BDB Law Foundation, Inc.11.2.3. Caritas Manila11.2.4. Commission on Filipinos

Overseas11.2.5. De La Salle University11.2.6. Department of Education11.2.7. Development Bank of the

Philippines (DBP)11.2.8. EON, The Stakeholder

Relations Firm11.2.9. FINEX Foundation for

Entrepreneurship, Inc.11.2.10. Institute for Solidarity in Asia

(ISA)11.2.11. Isla Lipana & Co.11.2.12. Land Bank of the Philippines

11.2.13. Makati Business Club (MBC)11.2.14. Metrobank Foundation11.2.15. Peace and Equity Foundation11.2.16. PHINMA Foundation11.2.17. Roxas Foundation, Inc.11.2.18. SGV Foundation, Inc.11.2.19. University of the Philippines

11.3. Generated the commitment of the following Volunteer Mentors:

11.3.1. Mr. Bernardo F. Abis11.3.2. Ms. Zorayda Amelia C. Alonzo11.3.3. Ms. Ma. Victoria E. Anoñuevo11.3.4. Ms. Maria Ester Follosco Bautista11.3.5. Atty. Alexander B. Cabrera11.3.6. Mr. Ariel G. Cantos11.3.7. Mr. Jessie C. Carpio11.3.8. Dr. Corazon PB. Claudio11.3.9. Mr. Elfren S. Cruz11.3.10. Mr. Francisco F. del Rosario, Jr11.3.11. Mr. Roberto Juanchito T. Dispo11.3.12. Mr. Rex C. Drilon II11.3.13. Atty. Benedicta Du-Balabad11.3.14. Dr. Rolando T. Dy11.3.15. Ms. Maria Victoria C. Españo11.3.16. Mr. Danilo Valento Fausto11.3.17. Mr. Ramoncito S. Fernandez11.3.18. Ms. Victoria P. Garchitorena-

Arpon

11.3.19. Dr. Jose Rene C. Gayo11.3.20. Ms. Alma Rita R. Jimenez11.3.21. Mr. Jaime Y. Ladao11.3.22. Mr. Augusto C. Lagman11.3.23. Ms. Elizabeth H. Lee11.3.24. Dr. Donald Patrick Lim11.3.25. Dr. Sandra Sanchez Montano11.3.26. Mr. Vitaliano N. Nañagas II11.3.27. Mr. Virgilio L. Peña11.3.28. Ms. Ma. Cristina S. Rosales11.3.29. Mr. Melito S. Salazar, Jr.11.3.30. Ms. Lydia P. Sarmiento11.3.31. Dr. Benito L. Teehankee11.3.32. Ms. Grace Palma Tiongco11.3.33. Mr. Oscar Aleson Torralba11.3.34. Mr. Renato C. Valencia11.3.35. Mr. Alberto S. Villarosa11.3.36. Mr. Jesus M. Zulueta, Jr.

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11.4. There were already 13 projects in the pipeline. Seven projects were in line with agriculture,four projects in manufacturing, one project on services and one project on energy that werespread out nationwide with 2 in the National Capital Region, five in Luzon, one in the Visayasand five in Mindanao.

11.5. The mentees and beneficiaries were mostly farmers, fishermen, out of school youth, low-income families (parishes), Gawad Kalinga communities and tribes.

12. ENERGY(C – Ernie Pantangco; VC – Oscar Reyes; GIC – Al Panlilio)

12.1. Organized the March 12 M.A.P. Energy Committee Forum on “2015Summer Energy Situation” with MERALCO Head of Utility LARRYS. FERNANDEZ

ERNIE PANTANGCO and Mr. LARRY FERNANDEZ

12.2. Organized the August 13 M.A.P. Energy Committee Forum on“Sustainable Energy” with International Finance Corporation(IFC) Operations Officer NOEL VERDOTe

ERNIE PANTANGCO and Mr. NOEL VERDOTE13. FINANCE/WAYS AND MEANS

(C – Abet Villarosa; VC – Dick Du-Baladad; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

13.1. The M.A.P. ended the year with P2.8 million in net excess of revenues over expenses.13.1.1. M.A.P.’s total assets increased by P5.5 million or 16% from P34.5 million in 2014 to

P40.0 million as of today.13.1.2. M.A.P.’s present cash balances amount to P31.1 million, higher by P4.7 million or

18% than last year’s P26.4 million, with P23 million being invested in money market.

13.2. Update from the Fund Managers for the funds they are managing for the M.A.P.:13.2.1. BDO

Investment made on July 31 - P5,000,000Value as of Dec. 7 - 4,945,488 - down by 1.09% or P54,512

13.2.2. BPIInvestment made on June 17 - P5,000,000Value as of Dec. 31 - 4,892,541 - down by 2.15% or P107,459

13.2.3. Metrobank/FAMIInvestment made on Nov 17 - P5,000,000Value as of Dec. 31 - 4,980,192 - down by 0.40% or P19,808

13.3. Restricted M.A.P. Sustainability Fund

The P18M Restricted M.A.P. Sustainability Fund can only be used upon the approval of theM.A.P. Board in the future to finance the basic operating expenses of the M.A.P. Secretariat,particularly in times when the Association may be operating in a deficit or when the collecteddues are insufficient to finance a particular year’s operating expenses.

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14. HEALTH AND WELLNESS(C – Alma Jimenez; VC – Nonoy Quimbo; GIC – Chit Juan)

14.1. Coordinated the July 21 M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogue with Department of Health SecretaryJANETTE L. GARIN.

15. ICT(C - Helen Macasaet; VC - Patrick Reidenbach and Vicky Agorilla; GIC – Al Panlilio)

15.1. Organized the Oct 7 M.A.P. ICT Forum on ““ICT Towards Nation Building: From Fragmented toUnited” with the following topics and speakers:

15.1.1. “Philippines’ ICT for Shared Prosperity: A Technology Manifesto(2016 and beyond)” with Ms. KARRIE C. ILAGAN, GeneralManager of Microsoft Philippines, Inc.

15.1.2. “Challenges of Government in iGov Implementation” with Dep. Comm. LILIA C.GUILLERMO, Deputy Commissioner of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) andMs. ANTONETTE T. TORRES, Project Manager 3 of ICT Office of the Department ofScience and Technology (DOST)

Dep. Comm. LILIA GUILLERMO Ms. ANTONETTE TORRES

15.1.3. “Application Trends in ICT-enabled Services” withMr. REYNALDO “Rey” C. LUGTU JR., Vice President for ITEnabled Services Group of Globe Telecom, Inc.

15.1.4. “Email is Dead, Again?” with Mr. MARCUS TEO, Regional Vice President and GeneralManager for Asia Pacific & Middle East (excluding Japan & Israel)of the ZIMBRA - A Synacor Product

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15.1.5. “Latest Gadgets” with Mr. ABE OLANDRES, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Yugatech

(l-r)HELEN MACASAET (moderator), Dep. Comm. LILIA GUILLERMO, REY LUGTU, Mr. ABE OLANDRES, Mr. MARCUS TEO and Ms. ANTONETTE TORRES

16. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS(C – Mel Salazar; VC – Harry Angping and Charlie Villaseñor; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

16.1. Through its network, AAMO holds a unique place in being able to promote, facilitate and supportthe development of professional management in the Asia-Pacific Region. Up-skilling Asianmanagers in trading capability, cultural practices and business opportunities can be a keyelement of what AAMO can provide stewardship on and implement through AAMO’s membermanagement organizations like M.A.P.

16.2. Coordinated the M.A.P.’s hosting of the October 7 to 9 AAMO (Asian Association of ManagementOrganizations) Council Meetings in Manila 2015

(seated l-r) AAMO Advisor DN KHURANA, All India Management Association Director-General REKHA SETHI, Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM) Chair and AAMOVice President DATUK SERI MOHAMED IQBAL RAWTHER, AAMO President BRYAN NYE, MAP International Relations Committee Chair and Past MAP President MELITOS. SALAZAR, JR. and Australian Institute of Management (AIM) Chair ANN MESSENGER.

(standing l–r) are AAMO Executive Assistant NATALIE HARRISON, MAP Executive Director ARNOLD SALVADOR, Institute of Management of Sri Lanka President UPULPERERA, Management Association of Nepal First Vice President SUSHIL BHATTA, Hong Kong Management Association Executive Director VICTOR LEE, MacauManagement Association Vice Chair RAYMOND BAO, AIM Group CFO FAISAL MUKHTAR, and MIM CEO SIVANGANAM RAJARETNAN.

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16.2.1. The countries/regions represented at the October 7-9 AAMO Council Meeting were:16.2.1.1. Australia - Australian Institute of Management (AIM)16.2.1.2. Hong Kong - Hong Kong Management Association (HKMA)16.2.1.3. India - All India Management Association (AIMA)16.2.1.4. Macau - Macau Management Association (MMA)16.2.1.5. Malaysia - Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM)16.2.1.6. Nepal - Management Association of Nepal (MAN)16.2.1.7. Philippines - Management Association of the Philippines (M.A.P.)16.2.1.8. Sri Lanka - Institute of Management of Sri Lanka (IMSL)

16.2.2. Actual attendees were:16.2.2.1. M.A.P. International Relations Committee Co-Vice Chair HARRY C.

ANGPING16.2.2.2. Macau Management Association Vice Chair RAYMOND BAO16.2.2.3. Management Association of Nepal First Vice President SUSHIL BHATTA16.2.2.4. M.A.P. President FRANCISCO “Popoy” F. DEL ROSARIO, JR.16.2.2.5. AAMO Executive Assistant NATALIE HARRISON16.2.2.6. AAMO Advisor DN KHURANA16.2.2.7. Hong Kong Management Association Executive Director VICTOR LEE16.2.2.8. Australian Institute of Management Chair ANN MESSENGER16.2.2.9. AIM Group CFO FAISAL MUKHTAR16.2.2.10. AAMO President BRYAN NYE16.2.2.11. M.A.P. International Relations Committee Member and M.A.P. Past

President FELINO “Jun” A. PALAFOX, JR.16.2.2.12. Institute of Management of Sri Lanka President UPUL PERERA16.2.2.13. Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM) CEO SIVANGANAM RAJARETNAN16.2.2.14. MIM Chair and AAMO Vice President DATUK SERI MOHAMED IQBAL

RAWTHER16.2.2.15. M.A.P. International Relations Committee Chair and M.A.P. Past

President MELITO S. SALAZAR, JR.16.2.2.16. M.A.P. Executive Director ARNOLD SALVADOR16.2.2.17. All India Management Association Director-General REKHA SETHI

16.2.3. M.A.P. hosted the following events for the AAMO delegates:

16.2.3.1. Tour of Ayala Museum on October 8, Thursday, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM

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16.2.3.2. Dinner at the Museum Café on October 8, Thursday, from 7:30 PM to9:00 PM

16.2.3.3. Tour of GLOBE Telecom Facilities on October 9, Friday, from 8:00 AM to10:00 AM at Globe Telecom Tower, 32nd corner 7th Streets, BonifacioGlobal, Taguig City

16.2.3.4. Tour of Intramuros and Fort Santiago on October 9, Friday, from 11:00AM to 12:00 Noon

16.2.3.5. Lunch on October 9, Friday, from 12:00 Noon to 1:30 PM at the IlustradoRestaurant at Gen. Luna Street, Intramuros, Manila.

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17. JUSTICE ADVOCACY(C - Baby Nuesa; VC – Teddy Kalaw; GIC – Perry Pe)

17.1. Organized a Joint Committee meeting on 7 January 2015, together with the Financial ExecutivesInstitute (FINEX) Justice Reform Committee, with Court of Appeals Justice MONETTE SINGH asspeaker. Justice Singh made a presentation on the “Reform Agenda of the Judiciary.”

17.2. Led M.A.P.’s participation on 3 March 2015 Fourth Anniversary Forum of Arangkada PhilippinesForum on "Invest NOW for Inclusive Growth" which was organized by AMCHAM and co-sponsoredby M.A.P. and other PBGs and JFCs.

17.3. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the formal organization of JRI (Judicial Reform Initiative) as aseparate entity as “Judicial Reform Initiative, Inc.” which was formally registered at theSecurities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on 29 October 2015.

17.4. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the 26 March 2015 Joint Forum on “INVESTING IN JUDICIALREFORM” with Supreme Court Chief Justice MARIA LOURDES P.A. SERENO.

17.4.1. This Forum on the reforms undertaken/planned by the judiciary was spearheaded bythe Judicial Reform Initiative (JRI) and the Makati Business Club (MBC) in partnershipwith FINEX, the Institute of Corporate Directors (ICD), the American Chamber ofCommerce, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, the European Chamber ofCommerce, theAustralian-NewZealand Chamber ofCommerce, theMovement for theRestoration of Peace &Order, the IntegrityInitiative, and theM.A.P.

(l-r) TERRIE MAGLEO, POPOY DEL ROSARIO, RAMON DEL ROSARIO, Chief Justice MARIA LOURDESSERENO, EBB HINCHLIFFE, BABY NUESA, JULIAN PAYNE, BABY NUESA and EBOT TAN

17.5. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the following Series of Breakfast Dialogues (Investing in JudicialReform Series) with Supreme Court (SC) Justices:

17.5.1. July 3 (Fri) Joint FINEX-ICD-JRI-M.A.P. Breakfast Forum on “SPEEDY TRIAL ANDCOURT DECONGESTION ISSUES” with Supreme Court (SC) Associate Justice DIOSDADOM. PERALTA: This Forum was the first of a series of sessions with the SC Justicestasked to implement the SCreform initiatives which isbeing coordinated by theJudicial Reform Initiative (JRI)and the M.A.P. JusticeAdvocacy Committee (JAC),among others.

(l-r) TEDDY KALAW, FRANCIS ESTRADA, Associate Justice DIOSDADO PERALTA,BABY NUESA and POPOY DELROSARIO

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17.5.2. Nov 5 (Thu) JRI-JFC-M.A.P.Breakfast Forum on“Commercial Courts andCommercial Cases Issues” withSC Associate Justice ESTELAPERLAS-BERNABE.

(l-r) JULIAN PAYNE, BABY NUESA, GEORGE CHUA, EBB HINCHLIFFE, JENG PASCUAL,Justice ESTELA BERNABE, EBOT TAN, FRANCIS LIM, TERRIE MAGLEO and PERRY PE

17.6. Pushed for the passage of the “Whistle Blower Protection Bill”

17.7. Pushed for the passage of SandiganBayan Bill

18. MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT(C – Mayo Lopez; VC – Jessie Carpio; GIC – Abet Villarosa)

18.1. Co-sponsored the 18 March 2015 Forum on "Investing in Education for Building Regional Socialand Economic Prosperity" organized by Vancouver Island Public Post-Secretary Alliance (VIPPSA)with the following topics and speakers:

18.1.1. “Investing in Education for Building Regional Social and Economic Prosperity” withDr. RALPH NILSON, President of Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo, BC Canada

18.1.2. “The Changing Nature of Post-Secondary Education in British Columbia: The Case ofRoyal Roads University” with Dr. ALLAN CAHOON, President of Royal RoadsUniversity, Victoria, BC Canada

18.2. Co-sponsored the 25 March 2015 LATHAM & WATKINS 2ND ANNUAL ROUNDTABLE SERIES ON“Financing the Growth of Rapidly Expanding Philippine Companies” which covered thefollowing topics:

18.2.1. Why Are Philippine Companies Increasingly Leading Development in Malaysia,Indonesia, Vietnam and Myanmar?

18.2.2. Financing the Financial Institutions: Innovations in Basel III-Compliant Bank Capital18.2.3. Financing Private Equity Acquisitions: Latest Developments in a Rapidly Evolving

Market18.2.4. Managing Regulatory and Execution Risks in Financing Transactions18.2.5. Why Are International Investors Overweighting Philippine Credits? A Passing Fancy or

a Long-Term Trend?18.2.6. Financing a New Generation of Energy and Infrastructure Projects: Latest

Developments18.2.7. Current Market and Financing Trends Facing the Gaming Sector

18.3. Co-sponsored the 16 April 2015 FINEX – MBC – M.A.P. – PCCI – PDRF Stakeholders’ Forum onDisaster Operations Center with the following speakers:

18.3.1. His Eminence LUIS ANTONIO G. CARDINAL TAGLE, Co-Chair and Trustee ofPhilippine Disaster Recovery Foundation (PDRF) and Archbishop of Manila

18.3.2. Mr. MANUEL “Manny” V. PANGILINAN, Co-Chair and Trustee of PDRF and Chair ofPLDT Group

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18.3.3. Mr. JAIME AUGUSTO “Jaime” ZOBEL DE AYALA II, Co-Chair and Trustee of PDRF andChair and CEO of Ayala Corporation

18.4. Sponsored the 25 May 2015 Forum/Panel Discussion on Doing Business in the Philippines withthe following speakers:

18.4.1. Hon. ED FAST, Minister of International Trade18.4.2. Senator TOBIAS ENVERGA, JR.

18.5. Co-sponsored the 28 May 2015 Joint CLCI – M.A.P.Leadership Forum on “HOW TO BUILD A WINNINGCULTURE” with Ms. CATHERINE NELSON, GlobalPractice Leader for Leadership Solutions ofFranklinCovey (USA)

(l-r) NENA ALCUAZ-REYES, DICK DU-BALADAD and Ms. CATHERINENELSON

18.6. Conducted the 4 August 2015 Gallup –M.A.P. Forum on “Unlocking the FullHuman Potential for Increased BusinessProfitability” with Mr. ANDRZEJ PYRKA,Consultant and Resource Manager and DataAnalyst for Asia Pacific of Gallup

18.7. Co-sponsored the 18-19 August 2015 HURIS- ECCP-M.A.P.-PMAP Executive Workshops with Dr.KARL J. LARSON, a world-renowned Thought Leader on Organization Development

18.8. Co-sponsored the 26-27 August 2015 HURIS- ECCP-M.A.P.-PMAP Executive Workshops with Dr.KARL J. LARSON, a world-renowned Thought Leader on Organization Development

18.9. Co-sponsored the 6 November 2015 1st ICF Philippines International Coaching Summit “IGNITINGTRANSFORMATION” with the following speakers:

18.9.1. Dr. DAVID PETERSON, PHD, Head Coach and Director of Executive Coaching &Leadership of GOOGLE

18.9.2. Mr. GREG NAVARRO, Managing Partner and CEO of Navarro Amper & Co. / DeloittePhilippines

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18.9.3. Ms. MARCIA REYNOLDS, PsyD, MCC, President of Association of Coaching TrainingOrganization and Author of “The Discomfort Zone” and “Outsmart Your Brain”

18.9.4. Dr. DAMIAN GOLDVARG. PhD, MCC, ICF Global President (2013-2014)

18.10. Co-sponsored the 26 November 2015 4th ACCRALAW-M.A.P. Business Law Forum. The Forumhad “SIGNIFICANT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS AFFECTING BUSINESS” as its theme with the followingspeakers:18.10.1. “The Philippine Competition Act and Relevant Foreign Experience” with Atty.

FRANCISCO ED. LIM, Senior Partner of ACCRALAW and President of Shareholders’Association of the Philippines (SharePhil); Mr. PETER MCDONALD, Partner of Allen &Overy; and Ms. CHIANN BAO, Secretary-General, Hongkong International ArbitrationCenter (HKIAC)

18.10.2. “Impact of Local Government Taxation on Business” with Atty. ERIC R. RECALDE,Partner and Monitor for Tax Department of ACCRALAW

18.10.3. “Understanding PEZA and DOLE Regulations through the Information Technology andBusiness Process Outsourcing Industries” with Ms. MARY HARRIET O. ABORDO, DeputyDirector General of Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA)

18.10.4. Sec. LINDA BALDOZ, Secretary of Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)18.10.5. “Trends in International Arbitration” with Atty. VICTOR P. LAZATIN, Of-Counsel of

ACCRALAW and Member of International Court of Arbitration (ICC Paris); Mr. JAYPATRICK SANTIAGO, Counsel of Hongkong International Arbitration Center (HKIAC);and Ms. TAN AI LEEN, Registrar of Singapore International Arbitration Center (SIAC)

19. MANAGEMENT MAN OF THE YEAR (MMY) JUDGING COMMITTEE(C – Ed Chua; VC – Gigi Montinola; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

19.1. Endorsed to the Board on 16 October 2015 the conferment of 39th “M.A.P. Management Manof the Year” Award on Gov. AMANDO “Say” M. TETANGCO, JR. of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas(BSP).

19.1.1. The “M.A.P. Management Man of the Year" is the highest award given by theManagement Association of the Philippines.

19.1.2. It is bestowed on exceptional persons who have posted a record of achievement anddistinction as leaders and managers of organizations, and who are consideredexemplary models who deserve to be emulated by their peers and by the youngermanagers alike.

19.1.3. The distinction of “M.A.P. Management Man of the Year” has only been conferred39 times in the 48-year history of the award.

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19.2. Presented at the October 27 GMM for approval of M.A.P. members the conferment of the Awardon Governor Tetangco.

19.2.1. Governor Tetangco was chosen for the following:

19.2.1.1. for his expert and steady guidance of the Philippine monetary and bankingsystem as a strong foundation for the current dynamism of the Philippineeconomy;

19.2.1.2. for his exemplary leadership in embarking on banking reforms, insulatingthe Philippine banking system from global volatility, and providing aresilient and responsive financial system that is conducive to a balancedand sustainable economic growth;

19.2.1.3. for pursuing finance education for the youth and for providing a world-class regulatory framework for microenterprise development;

19.2.1.4. for his contribution to re-shaping national values by setting an examplethat professional managers within and outside the BSP can emulatethrough his track record of professional competence, high ethicalstandards and strong leadership throughout his distinguished career as acentral banker over a span of four decades; and

19.2.1.5. for setting a global standard by his courage to transcend politics inasserting the independence of the BSP and consistently preserving BSP’sintegrity as a monetary authority and institution while providing criticalsupport for the country’s development.

19.3. The membership approved the MMY Judging Committee’s and Board’s choice at the 27 October2015 M.A.P. GMM.

19.4. Coordinated the 24 November 2015Awarding Ceremony for “M.A.P.Management Man of the Year 2015.”

(l-r) GREG NAVARRO, POPOY DEL ROSARIO, Gov. SAY TETEANGCO and ED CHUA

20. MANAGEMENT MAN OF THE YEAR (MMY) SEARCH COMMITTEE(C – Greg Navarro; VC – Mel Salazar; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

20.1. Launched the search for “M.A.P. Management Man of the Year 2015” at the 30 June 2015M.A.P. GMM. The deadline of submission of nomination was on 21 August 2015.

20.2. Endorsed to the MMY Judging Committee its list of nominees for the “M.A.P. Management Manof Year 2015” on 23 September 2015.

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21. MEMBERSHIP(C – Mel Salazar; VC – Archit Bartolome and Grace Tiongco; GIC – Dick Du-Baladad)

21.1. Inducted 129 new members in 2015 to increase the M.A.P. membership from 827 on January 1to 923 as of December 11.

21.2. Participated in the Palawan Eco-Tour which was held on April 30 to May 3.

21.3. Organized June 18 “M.A.P. Fellowship Night 2015” at the Wack-Wack Golf and Country Club.

21.4. Organized in partnership with the M.A.P. Sports and Fellowship Committee the September 17(Thursday) Fellowship Cocktails inHonor of new M.A.P. Members inductedin 2014 and 2015. The Fellowship washeld at the Diplomatic Hall of MarriottGrand Ballroom.

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21.5. Organized the M.A.P. Christmas Party 2015 and Fund-Raising for EMERGE featuring the “Rockin60’s” Band in partnership with the M.A.P. Sports and Fellowship Committee. The Fellowshipwas held at the Manila Ballroom of Marriott Hotel

21.6. Featured the following in 2015 for the “TEA WITH THE M.A.P. ICONS”:

The Committee started in 2014 the “Tea with the M.A.P. Icons” featuring the “M.A.P.Management Man of the Year” Awardees. The objective of the series is to give new M.A.P.members the opportunity to learn, interact and exchange views with the M.A.P. Icons, andhopefully gain some insights from their experience and wise counsel. On the other hand, theM.A.P. Icons will have the opportunity to also get a glimpse of what the younger members ofM.A.P. are thinking about, their concerns, their passion and what drives them.

21.6.1. Mr. JUAN “Johnny” B. SANTOS, MMY 1994 and Chair of Social Security Commissionon 25 June 2015.

(seated l-r) DICK DU-BALADAD, JOHNNY SANTOS, MEL SALAZAR, EDDIE YAP and BUTCH HIDALGO(standing l-r) RIENA PAMA, MARLO CRUZ, SACHIE REYES, JAY YUVALLOS, JER CHEN, ANN ALEGRE, NOEMI VILLARUZ,

ANDY CASTELAR and ARNOLD SALVADOR

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21.6.2. Mr. EDGAR “Ed” O. CHUA, MMY 2013 and Country Chair of Shell companies in thePhilippines on 22 September 2015.

(seated l-r) RAC CAGURANGAN, JUSTIN OCAMPO, TAMMY LIPANA, ED CHUA, ESTHER GO and KAREN BATUNGBACAL(standing l-r) ARNOLD SALVADOR, FERDI NEGRE, BILL PAMINTUAN, CLIFF EALA, OBET SALVINO, ROXANNE LLENADO,

MARLO CRUZ and MON DEL ROSARIO

22. NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS(C - Cesar Bautista; VC - Art de Guia and Ruy Moreno; GIC – Greg Navarro)

22.1. Conducted the July 6 Second Forum on “Next Steps to a Competitive Philippines” with thefollowing topics and speakers:

22.1.1. “Inclusion of Agri-Industrial Products in the Key Eight Strategic Sectors” withDr. ROLANDO “Rolly” T. DY, Vice Chair of the M.A.P. Agribusiness and CountrysideDevelopment Committee and Professor for School of Management and ExecutiveDirector of Center for Food and Agri Business of the University of Asia and the Pacific

22.1.2. “Inclusion of Agri Industrial Products in the Key Eight Strategic Sectors” withMr. EVARISTO “Jun” M. NARVAREZ, JR., President and PHILNICO IndustrialCorporation

22.1.3. “Millennium Challenge Corporation’s Findings on the Constraints vs.Competitiveness” with Dr. EMMANUEL “Noel” S. DE DIOS, Professor andInternational Economics, Economic Theory of the University of the Philippines (UP)

22.1.4. “GNP is a Means, not an End” with Dr. MAHAR MANGAHAS, Co-Founder andPresident of the Social Weather Stations (SWS)

22.1.5. “The Impact of the Competition Law to National Competitiveness” withMr. ANTHONY “Tony” A. ABAD, President of the Harvard Kennedy School AlumniAssociation of the Philippines

22.1.6. “The Impact of the Cabotage Law to National Competitiveness” with Mr. MENELEO“Ito” J. CARLOS, JR., President of the RI Chemical Corporation

22.1.7. “The Impact of Improvements of the BOT Law and PPP Center” with Ms. SHERRYANN N. AUSTRIA, Deputy Executive Director of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP)Center

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22.1.8. “Philippines can Soar” with Dr. DANILO S. VENIDA, Foodlink Advocacy Cooperative

(standing l-r) EBOT TAN, MANNY AVENA, Dr. DANILO VENIDA, GREG NAVARRO, JUN NARVAEZ, Dr. MAHAR MANGAHAS, CESAR BAUTISTA,RUY MORENO, ART DE GUIA and ROMY BERNARDO

(Seated l-r) HELEN MACASAET, CORA CLAUDIO, GRACE TIONGO, Ms. SHERRY ANN AUSTRIA and Dr. NOEL DE DIOS

22.2. Started working with NEDA for the formulation of the “Filipino 2040” or the Long TermDevelopment Plan for the Philippines

22.2.1. The Filipino 2040 is an evidence-based product of nationwide consultations as wellas existing data and targets, such as the Philippine Development Plan, theMillennium Development Goals (MDG) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).

22.2.2. A nationwide survey and consultation had already started with another group doingtechnical work on various topics, themes that are amenable to policy change likehealth, education, environment, innovation and other social issues.

22.2.3. The plan will be for a period of 25 years since it will take several years andadministrations to achieve a “modern nation” by sustaining economic progress thathas been achieved in the last three to five years of over 6% average annual growthrate.

23. NATIONAL ISSUES(C - Rex Drilon; VC – Rene Valencia and Peter Wallace; GIC – Greg Navarro)

23.1. Co-signed the following Joint statements/letters23.1.1. Joint Statement entitled “A TIME FOR SOBRIETY, COURAGE, AND UNITY” - 25 Feb.

201523.1.2. Joint Position Paper on the Mandatory Submission of Supplemental Information

Return - 27 Mar. 201523.1.3. Statement of Support for the ENHANCED BASIC EDUCATION ACT (K-12 Reform) - 15

Apr. 201523.1.4. Reminder to the President of the recommendations of the PBG-JFCs in its first

letter to address Key Issues - 15 May 201523.1.5. PBG-JFC call for more reforms entering homestretch of Aquino Administration - 26

May 201523.1.6. PBG-JFC call for more reforms entering homestretch of Aquino - 26 May 201523.1.7. Joint Letter on the Comments on the Proposed Tax Incentives Management and

Transparency Act (TIMTA) - 29 May 201523.1.8. DOF Department Order No. 054-2015 on the Adoption of Guidelines Prescribing the

Fit and Proper Rule for Directors of Insurance Companies and Public Companies - 9June 2015

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23.1.9. Statement entitled “THE TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS OF METROMANILA: A Holistic Approach” (M.A.P. Recommendations in Solving the Traffic andTransportation Problems in Metro Manila) - 26 Aug. 2015

23.1.10. Unity Statement on Income Tax Reform - 21 Sept. 201523.1.11. Joint Letter of support for the proposed amendments on the National

Apprenticeship Program Reform - 23 Sept. 201523.1.12. Call for the swift enactment of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) bill pending in

Congress - 1 Oct. 201523.1.13. Joint Letter on the Passage of the DICT Act - 5 Oct. 201523.1.14. Joint Statement entitled “The Philippine Business Community supports the swift

passage of an acceptable and meaningful Bangsamoro Basic Law” –4 Nov. 2015

23.1.15. Statement in Support of RBH1 Proposing Amendments to certain EconomicProvisions of the 1987 Constitution - 6 Dec. 2015

23.1.16. Business Community Statement in Support of the DICT - 16 Dec. 2015

23.2. Coordinated the August 28 M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogue with Public-Private Partnership (PPP)Center Executive Director, Usec. COSETTE V. CANILAO

23.3. Continued working with other Philippine Business Groups (PBGs) and Joint Foreign Chambers(JFCs) in pushing the P-Noy Administration to act on the following key issues:

23.3.1. Institutionalizing Integrity and Good Governance23.3.2. Achieving Inclusive Growth23.3.3. Accelerating Infrastructure Development23.3.4. Ensuring Energy Security and Price Competitiveness23.3.5. Increasing Foreign Investments23.3.6. Addressing Smuggling23.3.7. Promoting Anti-Trust and Competition Policy23.3.8. Rationalizing Fiscal Incentives23.3.9. Retaining the Mining Act, Complemented by Implementing A Competitive Fiscal

Regime23.3.10. Revisiting the Restrictive Provisions in the Constitution and in Other Laws23.3.11. Reforming the Judicial System

23.4. Led M.A.P.’s active participation in ABS-CBN’s “Halalan 2016”

23.4.1. The M.A.P. co-signed with ABS-CBN the COVENANT OFPARTNERSHIP for the “Halalan 2016” on 11 June 2015 at theHOUSE MANILA of the Remington Hotel, Resorts WorldManila, Newport Boulevard, Pasay City.

23.4.2. A project of ABS-CBN, the “Halalan 2016”covers voter registration, voter educationand voter awareness activities.

23.4.3. In 2012, the M.A.P. also co-signed aMANIFESTO with ABS-CBN for its “BayanMo, Ipatrol Mo” Program for the 2013Mid-term Elections.

23.5. Worked with the M.A.P. National Competitiveness Committee for the formulation of the“Filipino 2040” or the Long-Term Development Plan for the Philippines

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23.6. Started promoting the following Scorecard as aVoter Education project

Rating Scale

Mahina (Weak) 1Kulang (Inadequate) 2Pasang-awa (Marginal) 3Magaling (Good) 4Ang Galing-galing (Outstanding) 5

23.7. Supported M.A.P.’s Poverty Eradication Projects like the EMERGE, and the ABCD Committee’sFarm Business School Project

23.8. Pushed for the passage of the FOI (Freedom of Information) Bill and the Competition Law

24. NATIONAL SECURITY(C- Raffy Alunan; VC - Mayo Lopez and Fern Peña; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

24.1. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the 29 April 2015 (Wed) FINEX – Harvard Kenney School – M.A.P.Forum on “The Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL): Will it bring lasting peace in Mindanao?” ThisForum featured the following speakers:

24.1.1. Pro-BBL24.1.1.1. Justice ADOLFO S. AZCUNA, Chancellor, Philippine Judicial Academy,

Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (SC)24.1.1.2. Prof. MIRIAM CORONEL FERRER, Chair, GPH Peace Panel24.1.1.3. Cong. CELSO L. LOBREGAT, Representative, Zamboanga City, 1st District

24.1.2. Anti BBL24.1.2.1. Dean MERLIN M. MAGALLONA, Professor and former Dean, University of

the Philippines (UP) College of Law24.1.2.2. Dr. ALAN T. ORTIZ, President, SMC Global Power Holdings Corp.

24.1.3. Moderator: Ms. MARITES DAÑGUILAN-VITUG, Editor-at-Large, Rappler

24.2. The M.A.P. donated P50,000 financial support for the February 26 Tribute to the SAF, thebrave 44 who died and the 15 wounded, which was held from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon at thePNP Multi-Purpose Center in Camp Crame.

24.3. Solicited cash donation from M.A.P. Members through Circular No. 005 – 2015 for the “Fallen44” or the 44 Special Action Force (SAF) members who died on 25 January 2015 inMamasapano in Maguindanao.

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25. NOMINATION AND ELECTION(C - Ding Nera; VC - Fred Parungao; GIC – Popoy del Rosario)

25.1. Conducted the election of the following M.A.P. Governors for 2016 – 2017:

President : Atty. PERRY L. PEVice President : Ms. MARIFE B. ZAMORATreasurer : Mr. EDUARDO “Ed” V. FRANCISCOAssistant Treasurer : Atty. EMMANUEL “Noel” P. BONOANSecretary : Ms. PACITA “Chit” U. JUANGovernors : Mr. FRANCISCO “Popoy” F. DEL ROSARIO JR.

Mr. ALFREDO “Al” S. PANLILIOMr. ALBERTO “Abet” S. VILLAROSAMr. EDUARDO “Eddie” H. YAP

26. PROGRAMS(C – Boots Geotina-Garcia; VC – Malou Cristobal; GIC – Perry Pe)

The Programs Committee coordinated the M.A.P. General Membership Meetings (GMMs):

26.1. 66th M.A.P. Inaugural Meetingand Induction of 2015 M.A.P.Board of Governors with HisEminence LUIS ANTONIO G.CARDINAL TAGLE ofArchbishop of Manila asGuest Speaker and InductingOfficer.

(l-r) Cardinal LUIS ANTONIO TAGLE, POPOY DEL ROSARIO, CHARLIE RUFINO, ABET VILLAROSA,DICK DU-BALADAD, JUNIE DEL MUNDO, GREG NAVARRO and AL PANLILIO

26.2. February 24 – M.A.P. Economic Briefing 2015 and General Membership Meeting (GMM) with:

26.2.1. Gov. AMANDO “Say” M.TETANGCO, JR., Governor ofBangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)

26.2.2. Mr. LORENZO “Yay” V. TAN,President of Bankers Associationof the Philippines (BAP)

(l-r) Mr. YAY TAN, Gov. SAY TETANGCO and CHIT JUAN (moderator)

26.3. March 20 - M.A.P. – WomenBizPH Joint GMM withinthe International Women’s Month of March on “APECand Philippine Business Thinking Regional forSustained Growth” with Ms. DORIS MAGSAYSAY HO,Chair of the APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC)Philippines and Founding Member of Women’sBusiness Council Philippines

(l-r) Ms. DORIS MAGSAYSAY-HO and BOOTS GARCIA (moderator)

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26.4. April 28 – M.A.P. GMM on “Fueling Economic Growth through Entrepreneurship” with thefollowing Panelists:

26.4.1. Mr. TOBY CLAUDIO, President of the Quorum International, Inc.26.4.2. Mr. RJ DAVID, Co-Founder and Managing Director of OLX.ph26.4.3. Mr. JOHN CLIFFORD “Cliff” M. EALA, President and CEO of the Synerbyte Limited26.4.4. Dr. SANDRA “Sandy” SANCHEZ MONTANO, Vice President of the CHEERS

(Community Health Education Emergency Rescue Services) Corporation

(l-r) CHIT JUAN (moderator), Mr. TOBY CLAUDIO, Mr. RJ DAVID, Mr. CLIFF EALA, Ms. SANDY MONTANO and POPOY DEL ROSARIO

26.5. May 26 – M.A.P. GMM on “Molding the Next Generation of Innovative Leaders” with thefollowing panelists:26.5.1. Dr. ESTER “Ester” A. GARCIA, President of the University of the East (UE)26.5.2. Mr. VICTOR “Vic” L. MAGDARAOG, Vice President of the Development Dimensions

International Philippines, Inc.26.5.3. Asec. JESUS LORENZO R. MATEO, Assistant Secretary for Planning and Development

of the Department of Education (DepEd)26.5.4. Mr. ALFREDO “Fred” E. PASCUAL, President of the University of the Philippines

(UP)26.5.5. Ms. TITA D. PUANGCO, Chair and CEO of the Ancilla Enterprise Development

Consulting, Inc.26.5.6. Ms. MA. CARMEN “Nena” ALCUAZ REYES, President of the Center for Leadership

and Change, Inc. (CLCI)26.5.7. Br. RAYMUNDO B. SUPLIDO, FSC, President of the De La Salle University (DLSU)

(l-r) MALOU CRISTOBAL (moderator), Mr. VIC MAGDARAOG, Asec. JESUS LORENZO MATEO, Mr. FRED PASCUAL, POPOY DEL ROSARIO,Ms. NENA ALCUAZ-REYE, Ms. TITA PUANGCO and Br. RAYMUNDO SUPLIDO

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25.6. June 30 – M.A.P. GMM on “TRANSFORMING THE WAY WE SELL: Innovations in Retailing” withthe following:

25.6.1. Mr. QUENTIN BOUCHE, Country Chief of the Ensogo Philippines25.6.2. Mr. ROBERTO “Bobby” S. CLAUDIO, Chair of the Quorum Holdings Corp. and

Director and Vice Chair for International Relations of the Philippine RetailersAssociation (PRA)

25.6.3. Mr. PAOLO DEL ROSARIO, VP for Marketing and Business Development of the TableGroup, Inc.

25.6.4. Usec. VICTORIO MARIO “Vic” A. DIMAGIBA, Undersecretary of Consumer ProtectionGroup of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

25.6.5. Mr. JOSE VICTOR “Victor” P. PATERNO, President and CEO of the Philippine SevenCorporation

25.6.6. Ms. MA. ROWENA VICTORIA “Rowena” TOMELDAN, VP and Head – Operation andSupport Services, Commercial Business Group of the Ayala Land, Inc

(l-r) Mr. VIC DIMAGIBA, Mr. QUENTIN BOUCHE, Mr. PAOLO DEL ROSARIO, Mr. ROBERTO CLAUDIO, POPOY DEL ROSARIO,Mr. VICTOR PATERNO, Ms. ROWENA TOMELDAN and CHIQUI GO (moderator)

25.7. July 28 – M.A.P. GMM on “FREE, FAIR AND CREDIBLE ELECTIONS: Pipe Dream or Reality?” withthe main speaker, Atty. J. ANDRES “Andy” G. BAUTISTA, Chair of the Commission on Elections(COMELEC) with the following panelists:

25.7.1. Atty. CHRISTIAN “Chris” S. MONSOD, Former Chairman of COMELEC and FoundingChair of the Legal Network for Truthful Elections (LENTE)

25.7.2. Dr. MILWIDA “Nene” MARTIN GUEVARA, Co-Convenor of the Movement for GoodGovernance (MGG)

25.7.3. Atty. HOWARD “Howie” M. CALLEJA, Legal Counsel of the Parish Pastoral Councilfor Responsible Voting (PPCRV)

(l-r) Atty. HOWIE CALLEJA, Dr. NENE GUEVARA, Atty. ANDY BAUTISTA, Atty. CHRIS MONSOD and REX DRILON (moderator)

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25.8. August 26 – M.A.P. GMM on “METRO MANILA'S TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT WOES: Analysis andSolutions” with the following Topics and Speakers:

25.8.1. “DOTC’s Plans and Programs concerning Traffic and Transportation” with Usec.RENE LIMCAOCO, Undersecretary of Public Information, Action Center of theDepartment of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)

25.8.2. “ADB’s Insights on Traffic and Transportation” with Ms. VALERIE LISACK, TransportSpecialist of the Asian Development Bank (ADB)

25.8.3. M.A.P.'s Recommendations on “The Traffic and Transportation Problems of MetroManila: A Holistic Approach” with Mr. EDUARDO “Eddie” H. YAP, Chair, M.A.P.Traffic, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and President of the ClairmontGroup

(l-r) GINA CAMPOS (Moderator), GERARDO DAYNO, Mr. EDDIE YAP, USec. RENE LIMCAOCO,Ms. VALERIE LISACK, POPOY DEL ROSARIO and CHARLIE RUFINO

25.9. September 29 – M.A.P. Economic Briefing andGeneral Membership Meeting with Dr. CIELITO“Ciel” F. HABITO, Chief of Party (ProjectLeader)of USAID Trade-Related Assistance forDevelopment (TRADE) Project of the DeloitteConsulting LLP

(l-r) Dr. CIEL HABITO and MARIVIC ESPAÑO (moderator)

25.10. October 27 – M.A.P. GMM on “THE LEADERS WE NEED: Bayan o Sarili” with the followingpanelist:25.10.1. Ms. MALYN R. MOLINA, Managing Director for ENGAGE of the EON The Stakeholder

Relations Group25.10.2. Mr. REX C. DRILON II, Chair of

the M.A.P. National IssuesCommittee

25.10.3. Dr. CLARITA R. CARLOS,Executive Director of the Centerfor Scientific Research andStrategic Development, Inc.(CSRSDI)

(l-r) POPOY DEL ROSARIO, YOLY ONG, Dr. CLARITA CARLOS, Mr. REXDRILON and Ms. MALYN MOLINA

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25.11. November 24 - M.A.P. GMM andAwarding Ceremony for “M.A.P.Management Man of the Year2015”

(l-r) GREG NAVARRO, POPOY DEL ROSARIO, Gov. SAY TETANGCO and ED CHUA

26. SPORTS AND FELLOWSHIP(C – Ebot Tan; VC – Joe Magsaysay; GIC – Charlie Rufino)

26.6. GOLF CUP FOR CSR

26.6.1.The Sports and Fellowship Committee conducted the “The 2015 M.A.P. Golf for CSR” on18 June 2015 at the WackWack Golf and Country Club.

26.6.2.BUSINESSWORLD was M.A.P.’s co-presentor for the event.

26.6.3.The Golf Cup generated a record net income of P1.18 million and a record number of127 players.

26.7. Worked with the Membership Committee for the following fellowships:

26.7.1. June 18 - “M.A.P. Fellowship Night 2015” at the Wack-Wack Golf and Country Club

26.7.2. Sept 17 - Fellowship Cocktails in Honor of new M.A.P. Members inducted in 2014and 2015. The Fellowship was held at the Diplomatic Hall of Marriott GrandBallroom.

26.7.3. December 1 - M.A.P. Christmas Party 2015 and Fund-Raising for EMERGE featuringthe “Rockin 60’s” Band

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27. TAX(C – Alex Cabrera; VC – Jun Salvador; GIC – Dick Du-Baladad)

27.1. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the March 19 PCCI – M.A.P. Joint Tax Forum which included thefollowing topics and speakers:

27.1.1. “Recent Tax Issuances” with Ms.RHODORA ICARANOM, Assistant RDO,RDO-50, Bureau of Internal Revenue

27.1.2. “Recent Court Decisions” with JusticeJUANITO CASTAÑEDA, JR., AssociateJustice, Court of Tax Appeals

27.1.3. “Tax Filing Tips and Reminders” withAtty. LUIS JOSE P. FERRER, TaxPrincipal, Sycip, Gorres & Velayo (SGV)

(l-r) Atty. LUIS FERRER, TAMMY LIPANA and Ms. RHODORA ICARANOM

27.2. Coordinated the September 17 M.A.P. Breakfast Dialogue with Bureau of Customs CommissionerALBERTO D. LINA

27.3. Issued M.A.P. Tax eBulletin issues Nos. 1 to 11 from January to November 2015.27.4. Contributed the following articles for the “MAPping the Future” every Monday in INQUIRER.

27.4.1. Committee Member Anton Aguilar wrote “The Peripheries of Life” (16 February2015)

27.4.2. Governor-in-Charge Dick Du-Baladad wrote “Understanding the PEACE BondDecision” (16 and 23 March 2015)

27.4.3. Committee Member Anton Aguilar wrote “Four Bills and a Tax: Amending the EstateTax System” (10 August 2015)

27.4.4. Committee Member Anton Aguilar wrote “A Simple Choice” (19 October 2015)27.4.5. Governor-in-Charge Dick Du-Baladad wrote “Tax Reform – When is the Proper Time?”

(9 November 2015)

27.5. Contributed the following article for the “M.A.P. Insights” every Tuesday in BUSINESSWORLD,“Musing on Deductibility” (28 April 2015) by Noel Bonoan.

27.6. Continued pushing for the PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE TAX CODE.

27.7. Co-signed the 29 May 2015 letters to Senate Ways and Means Committee Chair JUAN EDGARDO“Sonny” M. ANGARA and House Ways and Means Committee Chair ROMERO “Miro” S. QUIMBOon the comments on the Proposed Tax Incentives Management and Transparency Act (TIMTA)

27.8. Co-signed the 21 September 2015 Unity Statement on Income Tax Reform

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28. TRADE, INDUSTRY AND TOURISM(C – Alma Jimenez; VC – Joe Magsaysay; GIC – Junie del Mundo)

28.1. Led M.A.P.’s participation in collaboration withPHILTOA, for the 3rd Philippine Tourism Forum withtheme “The Business of Tourism: ASEAN AND BEYOND”held on 3 September 2015 at the SMX ConventionCenter, Mall of Asia.

28.1.1. The speakers included the five DOTSecretaries:28.1.1.1. Hon. Sec. RAMON R. JIMENEZ28.1.1.2. Former Sec. RAFAEL “Raffy”

M. ALUNAN III28.1.1.3. Rep. JOSEPH “Ace” DURANO28.1.1.4. Former Sec. MINA GABOR28.1.1.5. Former Sec. RICHARD “Dick”

GORDON

28.1.2. The objectives of the Forum were to:28.1.2.1. Enhance awareness and know the latest in the ASEAN Integration

initiatives, the AEC by 2015 and how this will impact on the organizationswhose business benefits from a strong tourism market.

28.1.2.2. Jumpstart the discussion of tourism opportunities as the Philippines hoststhe ASIA PACIFIC ECONOMIC COOPERATION (APEC) meeting.

28.1.2.3. Benefit from the sharing of regional experiences in tourism promotionand marketing;

28.1.2.4. Get insights on the state of competitiveness of the Philippine tourism vis-a-vis the identified opportunities (and threats);

28.1.2.5. Take a look into the new markets emerging; and28.1.2.6. Identify the issues and the level of individual/organizational preparations

needed to thrive in these new markets.

28.2. Led M.A.P.’s participation in the September 28-29 (MON-TUE) Philippine Institute of Real EstatePractitioners (PHILRES) CONVENTION ON “The Evolving ASEAN Property Landscape: MobilizingFor The Borderless Real Estate Marketplace”: This first convergence of the real estate marketplayers – developers, brokers, consultants, allied practitioners – aimed to jumpstart a discussionabout how the Philippines can position itselfin the regional property market. Thesector’s contribution to social, economicand environmental progress are mostevident in the growth of townships andcommunities that are well-planned, bothfrom the physical and supportinterconnected networks. In time, thesedevelopments trigger investments andpromote livelihood because they aredeveloped as standalone, self-reliantcommunities.

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29. TRAFFIC AND INFRASTRUCTURE(C – Eddie Yap)

29.1. Released on 26 August 2015 its recommendation in Solving the Traffic and TransportationProblems in Metro Manila entitled “Traffic and Transportation Problems of Metro Manila: AHolistic Approach”

Short-term29.1.1. Appoint a Traffic Czar to show who is in charge and take overall charge of all matters

related to or affecting traffic and road management (implemented already)29.1.2. Assign and deputize a specially-trained Highway Patrol Group within the Philippine

National Police (PNP) to enforce traffic rules and impose order on the chaotic traffic(implemented already)

29.1.3. Direct the Traffic Czar to introduce road engineering refinements such as bus lanedelineators on EDSA and other major national roads to increase their efficiency andoptimize limited roadspace (implemented already)

29.1.4. Fast-track the upgrade and capacity expansion of the MRT329.1.5. Upgrade into expressways the existing major national roads (e.g., EDSA, C5, Roxas

Blvd., Diosdado Macapagal Ave., Katipunan, Commonwealth, Buendia, Lawton Ave.in West Fort Bonifacio, Kalayaan Ave., Shaw Blvd., Ortigas Ave., E. Rodriguez,Ramon Magsaysay, Roosevelt, Quezon Ave. and Bonifacio Road in QC)

29.1.6. Improve the resiliency of all national major and radial roads against floods29.1.7. Direct the use of fast construction methods to eliminate traffic-disrupting

intersections on major roads29.1.8. Direct a campaign for private vehicle high occupancy practices

Long-term29.1.9. Build new bridges across Pasig River: Presently, there is over-convergence of vehicles

during rush hours on the few bridges, particularly at EDSA and C5, to cross the PasigRiver. Again, using prefabricated steel bridges for fast completion, construction ofthe long missing C-3 bridge link from Makati to Mandaluyong and another to linkBonifacio Global City to an appropriate location in Capitolyo, will greatly dispersevehicular traffic to relief congestion.

29.1.10. Resolve issues and fast track other mass transit systems

29.1.10.1. Resolve all issues related to the linking of MRT3 to LRT1 and theimplementation of the LRT1 extension to Cavite;

29.1.10.2. Roll out the LRT2 extension line from Santolan, Marikina to MasinagMarket with an intermodal terminus station for convenient and safeinterconnection with other modes of transport, and provide a park-and-ride facility to encourage commuters to take public transit instead ofdriving their cars into the city;

29.1.10.3. Quickly decide on and rollout an appropriate surface mass transit systemto complement the MRT3 on EDSA. The government must choose the mostappropriate transit option among many, such as Bus Rapid Transit (BRT),long-bus train, large capacity articulated city commuter buses or railtram.

29.1.10.4. Fast track implementation of the MM north and south commuter rail,including the provision of city intermodal terminals and at outlying townsand cities as a means to promote the development of satellite towns andcities to decongest MM. Include park-and-ride facility to encouragemotorists to use public transit.

29.1.10.5. Connect major commercial and residential developments to mass transitsystems

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29.1.11. Require adherence to best practices for mixed-use property development29.1.12. Issue an E. O. directing the planning of a high-capacity subway system under the

entire length of EDSA29.1.13. Direct the filing of a legislative bill to restructure governance of MM - An elected

Governor who shall, by law rather than forbearance of the city mayors, be vestedwith authority over matters such as road and traffic management, flood control,urban planning and development, particularly large-scale mixed-use landdevelopments.

29.2. Gained government and civil society support for the M.A.P. Recommendations in Solving theTraffic and Transportation Problems in Metro Manila (MM) to the various government agenciesand stakeholders29.2.1. From among the main short-term recommendations, the Aquino Administration had

implemented three recommendations as follows:29.2.1.1. Appointment of Sec. Almendras take overall charge of all matters related

to or affecting traffic and road management29.2.1.2. Assign and deputize a specially-trained Highway Patrol Group within the

Philippine National Police (PNP) to enforce traffic rules and impose orderon the chaotic traffic

29.2.1.3. Direct the Traffic Czar to introduce road engineering refinements such asbus lane delineators on EDSA and other major national roads to increasetheir efficiency and optimize limited roadspace

29.3. Donated vital paraphernalia like rain coats, face mask, LED flashlights, cameras to the HPG.

29.4. September 24 – “EDSA Decongestion Consultation” meeting with Cabinet Secretary JOSE RENED ALMEDRAS and DTI Secretary GREGORY DOMINGO.

(l-r) EUGENE YU, MAYO LOPEZ, ALBERT SUANSING, EDDIE YAP, RODOLFO DE OCAMPO

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30. INTERACTION OF TEACHERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WITH M.A.P. MEMBERS(M.A.P. Board of Governors)

M.A.P. continued its CSR Program that enables ten business teachers from the various universities andcolleges in the country to interact with M.A.P. members and other business leaders and managementpractitioners in every GMM. It is M.A.P.’s main expectation that the teachers, as well as the studentswho will be tomorrow’s leaders and managers of the country, will learn from the insights of M.A.P.members and from the presentations of our speakers. The following schools have participated in theGMMs:

The M.A.P. also invited government and LGU officials during the M.A.P. GMMs. The following agencieshave participated so far:

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