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TABLE OF CONTENT
Congratulatory Message
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Brotherhood
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The New President
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Turn of the Century
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2016 feng shui
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The JCI
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JCI MANILA
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MESSAGE My wannest greetings to the Junior Chamber International - Manila as you hold your 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies. Civic organizations like the JO have my gratitude for being among our government's consistent partners in strengthening our citizenry and revitalizing our communities. For many years, the Jaycees have been at the forefront of efforts to organize projects and create opportunities for both members and beneficiaries to participate in nation-building. May this event inspire you to reflect on your organization's past accomplishments1 and may a braver, more optimistic JC! arise as you continue to uplift the lives of our people. To the new officers: Embody the same level of integrity, commitment, and compassion that your predecessors exhibjted during their term. Armed with such virtues, you will be able to earn the respect and confidence of your colleagues, leading your group towards even more meaningful involvement in our society. To the entire JCI Family: May you remain unwavering on th e Daang Matuwid; our country needs you more than ever, for the bright future we have long aspired for is well within our reach.
Congratulations, and I wish you all the best in 2016.
MANILA 26 January 2016
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beloved chapter. These are the members that continuously and unselfishly give their time not only to JCI Manila but also to the entire organization of JCI. With this being said, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the JCI Manila elders and members for continuing to make this chapter to what it is today; a world class chapter! I am proud to raise the flag of our chapter and I ask for your prayers that I be able to lead this chapter and serve its purpose based on what God has designed it for. To all our sister chapters both local and international, and all of our colleagues in the JCI community, thank you very much for gracing this very important event. JCI Manila is here to support you in all your endeavors and please be assured we are here to share any knowledge we have with you which will allow our JCI organization to grow better and stronger as a whole.
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ts been 17 years since I walked into the Manila Jaycees Clubhouse wherein I was clueless and had no idea what I was doing there except for the fact a good friend of my father, Mr. Felix Ang invited us to what they call a recruitment night. Since then, Jaycees has been part of my life and I have gained so much in terms of personal development since this chapter has taught me so much. However, I have to say everything gained was practically just a consolation compared to the friends I am accumulating through this organization that I am growing old with. Looking back, that clueless night turned out to be one of the best decisions I have done in my life. As my favorite saying goes…. “God allows everything to happen for a reason”. The year 2016 will most likely be the most important year in my JCI career. As I proudly take the helm of JCI Manila, together with my Board of Directors we look forward to a very productive year with the members of our
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To my Batch 101 Presidents, our oneyear to lead is short, but it’s enough to make a difference. Let us not waste any time and let’s work together in serving our respective communities and chapters to create positive change. Most importantly let us be good stewards to our respective chapters. May we all serve for God’s pleasure…. Ramiro'N.'Villavicencio'E1Signature'
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Ramiro N. Villavicencio 2016 LO President JCI Manila
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armest greetings to the Junior International-Manila as they prepare to celebrate their and Turnover Ceremonies!
More Than six decades of work in developing a new generations of youthful leaders who can help transform their communities and –in the fullness of time- their nation, is inspiring and fulfilling work. In a sense, it is a mission that goes beyond mere self-realization and instead nurtures a generosity of spirit that encourages the younger generation to accept greater responsibility for helping their community, and their country, towards genuine progress and development.
And now, in an era or increasingly complex social, economic, financial, and political situation in our county, it has become even more crucial that the best and brightest among our youth be trained in the kind of leadership that will one day help them lead, and transform, their communities, and perhaps even their nation. Their is no better young leader than today, and no better mentor that JCI-Manila to train our youth for such a task. Congratulations and Mabuhay!
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y warmest greetings to the officers and members of the Junior Chamber International – Manila as you celebrate your 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies. Congratulations! JCI – Manila, as Asia’s first and premier leadership development organization composed of young entrepreneurs, businessmen, aspiring politicians and committed socio-civic workers, has shown its dedication to promoting social change through its involvement in community development activities for more than 60 years.
As you usher in 2016 with a new set of officers, may the same unifying force that encourages and empowers young leaders to create and promote positive change bring the organization to new heights and new milestones. I am confident that this “University of Leaders” will remain committed to JCI – Manila’s vision and mission of forming a more progressive Philippines. Again, congratulations! Maraming salamat po.
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o the Junior Chamber International – Manila, congratulations on your 68th Induction! To the incoming board, I wish you the best of luck.
JCI, specifically the Manila chapter, has long had a soft spot in my heart. As you may know, my late father, Ambassador Ramon V. del Rosario, Sr., was the first President of what was then the Manila Jaycees before eventually becoming National President and then World President of JCI. As you still are today, the Jaycees were full of youthful enthusiasm that was focused on community service. From its very first project, a week long activity called “Clean up the City Campaign”, JCI has played a significant part in nation building.
2016 is a very significant year for our nation as we have our national elections in May. Over the last 6 years, the Philippines has assumed a leadership role in international affairs including hosting APEC last year. Part of our success has been the drive of the current administration towards good governance and transparency. In order for this initiative to be successful, it takes the work of each and every one of us. While the selection of our next President is important, everyone still plays a role in nation building. This embodies the spirit of JCI. The Philippines could use more dynamic, young men that want to make a meaningful difference so that we can truly transform our nation into one that we can all be proud of. Once again, I would like to congratulate all of you. Keep up the good work and mabuhay Philippines!
Ramon R. Del Roasio
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ear members of JCI Manila, Please accept warm greetings!
I am very honored to be addressing you at this time as we begin a new year within JCI and our first step into another century. This year we will be building on the amazing momentum that we have gained as we celebrated 100 years of impact around the world. As we have demonstrated the incredible contributions that JCI has made now for one hundred years, we must capitalize on the publicity and interest we have generated and continue to demonstrate what passionate active citizens are capable of when they partner with all sectors of society for sustainable impact. This year our focus is that as we continue to analyze the needs in our community, we will have the courage to Just Act and find creative ways to address those needs. We must feel more and do more. I am confident that JCI members are empowered and eager to continue to create positive change as we adopt and carry the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. One of our big initiatives this year will be the the Peace is Possible campaign, which will mobilize young people worldwide to create awareness, advocate and take action and commit to an everlasting world peace. The need for JCI is more relevant today than it has ever been, and we must rise up to the challenges of our time. I have great confidence that JCI Manila will continue to dedicate its efforts to leverage opportunities to expand JCI’s influence and impact as we seek to unite all sectors of society for sustainable impact. We wish you all the best in this momentous event of the JCI Manila Induction Ceremony as you begin 2016. Remember to Just Act for thefuture of our world.
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Paschal Dike 2016 JCI President
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t is with great honor and privilege that I extend my warmest felicitations and congratulations to Junior Chamber International (JCI) Manila,
the 2015 Most Outstanding Local Organization in the World, on the occasion of your Induction and Turnover Ceremonies on the 26th of January 2016.
This special occasion marks the turnover of the responsibility of leadership between my good friend President Steve Baltao from Batch Legacy, to the very capable and dynamic President Rami Villavicencio of Batch 101. The Induction and Turnover Ceremonies also symbolizes a renewal of JCI Manila’s commitment to the Values, Mission, and Vision of JCI as we start a new century of creating positive change; it also seeks to build on the momentum we created in 2015, JCI’s centennial year, by continuing to generate more sustainable impact in the communities of Macao and also around the world through the utilization of the Active Citizen Framework. I am also deeply humbled to have been given the responsibility to serve as JCI Vice President in 2016. Let me take this opportunity to reiterate my utmost support to JCI Manila, as we continue to focus on JCI’s 2016 Plan of Action and the 20142018 Strategic Plan to create a more just and peaceful future for the citizens of the world. I sincerely wish you all the best for your continued success! Congratulations JCI Manila! Best regards,
Marc Brian Lim 2016 Vice President
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armest greetings and congratulations once again JCI Manila as we celebrate our 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremony. My salutations and deepest gratitude to Pres. Steve Baltao, 2015 Board of Directors and the entire membership for a wonderful year of meaningful projects and programs that have touched the hearts of many communities and people. Also , my deepest thanks for all the support you have given me as your AVP and as I took the challenge of being NP. It would have not been possible without your support and dedication. Congratulations to Pres Rami Villavicencio and the 2016 Board of Directors and I personally look forward to working with you in making the JCI Vision and Mission come to life in the year to come. With your leadership, I am confident that JCI Manila will strive and grow in values, programs and membership for the year to come and know that you have my 100% support. In the past few months, I have seen your commitment, humility and dedication and I believe that these are the traits that will bring JCI Manila to even more success in 2016. As we begin the 2nd century of Junior Chamber International as an organization, let us put our efforts in planning for the coming years and executing sustainable programs that is relevant and will make an impact on the desired change for our nation. Programs that will make the coming generations of JCI look back to what we have started and commemorate the humble beginnings of JCI as we start the century strong and purposeful. In line with recently launched UN Sustainable Development Goals, let us develop ourselves as leaders and give opportunities to both our regular and new members to be leaders and become proponents of change in the different aspects of the UN SDGs. Let us all be part of this change. Let us act today and tell ourselves that we want to contribute to the betterment of our nation, for us and the generations to come. Let us commit to projects and programs bigger than ourselves because the JCI brotherhood and camaraderie will bring our nation and the organization to greater heights. Together, let us BE BETTER. Let us BUILD as ONE. Yours in JCI,
STEVE ALLEN TYCANGCO
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y warmest greetings to JCI Manila!
I would like to congratulate Pres Rami Villavicencio and the 2016 Board of Directors on your Induction and Turnover Ceremonies. May you continue to advance the values, mission, and vision of JCI and to create impact in your local community and in the world. As the 2016 Area Vice President of Area 2, I encourage JCI Manila’s officers and members for your active participation in Metro Area projects and programs. Continue to grow your LO and make a difference in your local community through meaningful projects and programs. Metro Area takes pride in JCI Manila as it has been awarded as the Best Local Organization in the world. May you serve as an inspiration to other LOs in the area and the rest of the country, as we all aspire to be the best in everything we do. As we start the year, let us set the right objectives and work together to Be Better and to create positive change. Let’s all bring Metro Area into greater heights!
JOMAR CARLO “BONG” M. QUIROGA AREA VICE PRESIDENT, AREA II
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n last year’s induction, Pres. Steve Baltao broke tradition and made the induction of the Senate board simultaneous with the regular board. The Senate Board stood behind them during ceremony. He wanted this to be very symbolic and meaningful. It gave honor and respect to the Senate who will be looking after the regular members. All great JCI Manila Senators like Don Bagatsing & Washington Sycip were also given program time to talk about JCI Manila history which truly made us appreciate our rich & colorful heritage. Steve’s coming signalled change and excitement. And truly indeed, the outgoing board, achieved many milestones and further increased active participation among members. Steve was our No. 1 cheerleader & his team has rallied the whole chapter to perform at its best. I would like to praise outgoing President Steve Baltao & his team for an awesome performance. Thank you for your passion & dedication.
In December 17, 2011, Typhoon Sendong hit my hometown, Iligan, really hard. Many perished and lost their homes. I got a call from Ramie Villavicencio on Dec 24 at around 11am. He said he was on the way to the airport with some food and donated goods for the sendong victims. Rami wanted to know if it was safe to land in Iligan’s old airport wc was rarely used. We met Rami, his wife, Ginger and some cousins at the airport after a few hours and were so amazed to see a plane full of food stuff, clothes, slippers and even toys for the kids. Before he left back for Manila on that same day, he called all of us and offered a special prayer giving praise and honor to God for the supplies and for the opportunity to serve. This is how Rami really is. A man of action and a leader with a big Heart. And more importantly a man of God. Rami is now being called to serve as President of a very prestigious chapter, not to mention, one of the best in the World. He will surely put more meaning and purpose in our chapter by strengthening our Faith in the Lord. Rami is backed by a great team. I have seen his team work behind the scenes and they truly deserve to be on the Board of Jci Manila. As incoming JCI Manila Senate President, I am very excited to work with Rami and his team. Our theme this year is “Connecting Generations”. We will be the bridge between the various batches of JCI Manila Leaders who have been honored with lifetime memberships in the Senate. We can learn so much from each other. Age, generation, status & position will not be barriers in forging strong bonds. Congratulations to Rami & his Board. I pray that you will continue to champion the Jci vision and mission as well as uphold our JCI values. Godspeed.
Johnny Fetalvero
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reetings to our brothers in JCI Manila!
It is of great honour for me to be able to serve your amazing organization this year. Not only is JCI Manila the pioneer JCI Chapter both in the Philippines and in Asia, but JCI is also an exemplar of being organized, having camaraderie, and setting high benchmarks. Time and time again, your organization has created history, and continues to do so through your motivated members. In my 6 years of JCI, I have come to better appreciate the efforts your organization has brought forth in helping everyone succeed. The success of JCI Philippines as a whole lies in cooperation and active participation, both of which you have carried exceptionally well. This 2016, we look forward to working together in raising the bar of excellence to a higher level. Again, my sincerest congratulations!
HARESH DASWANI
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n behalf of JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes, may I first congratulate Immediate Past President Steve and his board for taking JCI Manila to another new height in 2015 bagging The Most Outstanding Chapter in the World. Thank you JCI Manila for always being so supportive to your sisters in Hong Kong. JCI is a very magical platform that brings us together. Though physically apart, we are closely connected with the shared vision in empowering the young generation to create positive changes. Stepping towards 45 years of bonding with our Manila brothers, Jayceettes have always cherished the friendship with appreciation. Going forward, I believe the close ties will only foster and blossom as more collaboration and exchange take place. “Bond to Influence, Empower for Excellence” is the theme of JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes this year. We believe that the stronger our bonding and togetherness, the more we can achieve. As 2016 unfolds, we will continue to join hands with JCI Manila. Together, may we “Bond to Influence, Empower for Excellence”! I hereby convey our sincerest congratulations to President Rami and his Board on the occasion of JCl Manila 2016 Inauguration. I sincerely wish the 2016 Board another year of empowerment ahead.
Patrizia Yeung 楊善明 2016 President 會長 JCI Hong Kong Jayceettes
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축 사 대구대덕청년회의소 회장 서 윤 수 필리핀 마닐라 JCI 이,취임식을 대구대덕청년회의소 전체 회원을 대표하여 진심으로 축하드립니다. 마닐라JCI의 역사는 많은 선배님들의 열정과 연륜으로 겹 겹이 쌓여 온 긴 역사이고, 역사의 시간에는 기쁨과 슬픔, 그리고 JCI 역사의 시간이라고도 생각합니다. 열정과 패기, 청년의 정신으로 뭉쳐진 필리핀 마닐라JCI 를보다 발전적으로 이끌어 가실 Rami 회장님을 비롯하 여 오늘이 있기까지 조직발전에 노력을 아끼지 않으신 역 대회장님,선배님들, 회원 한분한분의 노고에 머리숙여 인 사드립니다.
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n behalf of the officers and members of the JCI Tokyo, it is my pleasure to extend warmest congratulations to the JCI
Manila on inauguration of new president Ramiro Villavicencio. The JCI Manila has provided the organization with great leadership and it is great honor for us that JCI Manila and JCI Tokyo have strong relationship. The unity of our members is essential at this point of the globalization to make impact on each activity. Especially we have Smokey Mountain Baseball Project every year and we are sister LOM for each other, so we will stay very close and help each other for the future. We are all looking forward to reuniting in Aspac Taiwan to develop the relationship with JCI Manila and Asia Pacific other capital city networks.
필리핀 마닐라JC와 대구대덕청년회의소는 1993년부터 자 매결연을 맺어 23년여의 세월동안 매년 상호방문 및 교류 활동을 통해 서로의 문화와 가치관을 이해하고 또한 회원들 간의 우정을 깊이 나눔으로써 대한민국과 필리핀 두 나라의 평화와 발전으로 이어진다고 생각합니다. 해마다 느끼는 것이지만 언어의 불편함을 넘어서 어려움 없 이 우정도 나누고 서로의 마음도 전할 수 있어 마닐라를 방 문 할때마다 항상 가족애를 느끼고 돌아가는거 같습니다. 또한 여러분들의 젊은 패기와 열정이 새로운 청년문화 창 출과 발전에 이바지 하는 성숙한 필리핀 마닐라JC가 될 것 이라 믿습니다. 그리고 필리핀 마닐라JC와 대구대덕JC가 앞으로도 더욱 더 절친한 우정으로 발전할 수 있도록 함께 노력할 것을 당 부드립니다. 다시 한 번 필리핀 마닐라 JC의 이,취임식을 축하드리며 마 닐라JC의 무궁한 발전과 이 자리에 참석하신 모든 분들의 건승과 가정의 행복을 기원합니다. 감사합니다.
I look forward to continuing this friendship to enhance our sprit to grow better society. Once again, I would like to congratulate new President Ramiro Villavicencio and all the members of JCI Manila.
Shujiro Nakahara 67th President JCI Tokyo
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would like to extend my heartiest and warmest congratulations to JCI Manila on your 68th Induction and Turnover
Ceremony. It gives me a great pleasure to pen in a short message as sister chapter JCI Kuala Lumpur president in this inaugural ceremony. JCI Manila has always been the role model to us for being strong, effective, well-organized and inspiring chapter. This has been proven once again for winning 8 times the Most Outstanding Local Organization in World Congress in Kanazawa, Japan not long ago. Congratulations to NP Steve Allen Tycangco and his BOD for the great hardwork in year 2014.
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ear JCI Manila 2016 President Rami and Members,
It is my greatest pleasure to extend my warmest greetings and congratulations to JCI Manila and the board of directors on the occasion of your installation. JCI Manila has always proved to be one of the most outstanding local organizations that brings sustainable impacts with splendid achievements. It is so impressive to see how all these projects have contributed to the positive development of the society. This is credited to great leadership under all JCI Manila’s Presidents.
As IPP Steven Paul Baltao mentioned, we are at the edge of a new beginning for the next 100 years of impact in JCI. It is my honor to work and learn from JCI Manila as well as collaborate to create positive change in both Philippines and Malaysia which align with our president theme ‘ Impact 101’. I wish to strengthen our relationship between members in our chapter through future projects collaborations. On behalf of all JCI Kuala Lumpur, once again we congratulate President Ramiro Villavicencio and his BOD for successful election and a wonderful year ahead for all the members.
Eddie Ho
President 2016 JCI Kuala Lumpur
Over the years, JCI Manila has successfully cultivated a large number of great leaders and contributed to the society with enormous support and I will believe it will continue to do so. Bringing positive changes to our society will never come to an end. The strong foundation laid today will grow better tomorrow. I strongly believe that it will inspire members and future leaders to bring JCI to another milestone. This year marks the 35th anniversary of our sisterhood pact and we look forward to many more years ahead. I wish success to the board of directors and all members for the coming year. Sincerely yours,
Ng Tze Ek
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I’m YOUTARO KAWANAKA, in charge of 2016 President of JCI NAGOYA. At first, Thank you very much for inviting us to your JC’s ceremony. I’m so sorry but we can’t meet MANILA JC’s member this time, because of another task as President. We are really looking forward to see you in Asia-Pacific Conference and World Congress. By the way , MANILA JC and NAGOYA JC had concluded sister-JC relationship in 1978, greet the 38 year’s anniversary. In addition to it, the relationship with you is the oldest for us. In order to continue and more and more develop this great relationship, shall we keep doing various international exchange in the future! At last , congratulations on today’s ceremony. Thank you very much. And see you next time! Nice to meet you everyone. 私は公益社団法人名古屋青年会議所2016年理事長の川中洋 太郎と申します。
ear Members of JCI Manila. It is our great honor to offer the
Members of JCI Manila our warmest congratulations on your 00th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies. JCI Manila has been having great relationship with JCI Seoul since we had join the sisterhood in 19___. JCI Manila has always been an excellent leading chapter in Philippine. We have had impressed that your chapter has committed in your nation to make positive changes in the community. Once again, Congratulations and we wish we have a good relationship with JCI Manila and JCI Seoul in 2016. Best wishes for excellent outcomes to JCI Manila Thank you, and happy New Year!
Best Regards,
Members of JCI Seoul
この度は、マニラＪＣが開催される式典にお誘い頂き誠に ありがとうございます。 残念ながら公務のため、今回はマニラＪＣの皆さんにお会 いすることはかないませんが、ＡＳＰＡＣや世界会議で皆 様とお会い できるのを楽しみにしております。 さて、マニラＪＣと我々名古屋ＪＣが姉妹締結を結び、早 いもので38年目を迎えます。またマニラＪＣとの姉妹締結 は我々名古屋ＪＣにとって最も歴史があります。 先達からの連綿と続くこの素晴しい友好関係を更に深める ために、今後も様々な交流を図り末永く関係を強化して参 りましょう。 最後に、本日は式典のご盛会、誠におめでとうございま す。 川中 洋太郎
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Helsinki is honoured to have received the invitation to the 2016 induction and turnover
ceremony of JCI Manila. Pres. Ramiro N. Villavicencio, it was a privilege to meet you in person Kanazawa during the 100th JCI World Congress, and learn about Your current inspiring projects underway for the year 2016. Helsinki and Manila have been sister chapters for decades and I’m delighted to say that the Manila spirit is strong in JCI Helsinki. The longest running project in all of Finland bears its roots in Manila – this year we have the honour to award the “Policeman of the Year” for the 41st time, following a tradition initiated in the early years of our twinning collaboration. The Jaycee spirit is very strong in JCI Manila between your members and towards us in your sister chapters, as we were glad to witness during the JCI 100 year celebrations in Kanazawa last November. We were to see this also given international recognition and be present to cheer for you at the Awards Ceremony - the awards for the “Most Outstanding Local Organization” and “Best Growth & Development Program” could not have been awarded to a more deserving chapter. It is always a pleasure to meet up with our brothers at JCI Manila and we hope to maintain and revitalize our relationship during this year. A wise mentor once told me to “remember to set aside the things you work on once in a while and focus on the people – they are the essence.” President Ramiro, you have an exemplary chapter to lead with your board of directors. With no doubt, you will lead JCI Manila into the next Century of Impact with devotion and discipline, and will make a great difference to the lives of the people in your community.
his is president Mars Tsai from JCI Kaohsiung. I would like to send out a warm welcome to all JCI Manila mem
bers, and hope all the best for JCI Manila. In the past year, because past president Steve Baltao’s leadership and the contribution of JCI Manila Members, your chapter has exceled. Handover-ceremony is imposing in magnificence and historic moment, not only mean passing the experience but responsible for new president Ramiro Villavicencio and his committee. I believe in Mr. Ramiro Villavicencio’s leadership, the new commitment can face any challenge and take responsible in 2016, also can achieve a new goal to bring Manila JCI better than ever. JCI ASPAC is going to be ing on 2016, it will make ly than ever,I hope our two this opportunity increasing
held in kaoshuus more closegroup can take our relationship.
Finally,I give my best blessing and wish you and new committee success. Thank you. 馬尼拉國際青年商會賀詞 高雄國際青年商會 (JCI Kaohsiung) 2016年第59屆會長 蔡孟熹Mars Tsai (59th President Mars Tsai) 欣逢 馬尼拉國際青年商會2016年度會長交接暨理監事就職典禮 ，Mars謹代表高雄國際青年商會暨全體會友獻上最誠摯祝福， 祝福馬尼拉國際青年商會會務昌隆. 2015年在P. Steve Baltao卓越的領導及全體會友共 同努力之下，會務經營蓬勃發展，在地方上貢獻良多，讓馬 尼拉國際青年商會在今年繳出一張亮麗的成績單。
On behalf of JCI Helsinki,
Lauri Tolvas 2016 President
交接典禮是一個莊嚴且具有歷史性的時刻，代表著經驗的傳 承，也代表著責任的賦予。誠摯恭喜2016年即將上任的 P. Ramiro Villavicencio及全體會務人員，承擔起2016年會務 的重責大任，相信在 P. Ramiro Villavicencio優秀領導下，不但能夠延續貴會的 優良傳統，更能活躍青商的生命力，帶領貴會邁向另一個新的 高峰。 今年亞太大會將在高雄舉行，相信今年在會務上的交流會更 加密切，二會的情誼將更加的深厚，期許能藉由兩會彼此間的 來往發展出超越國際的交流。 誠摯祝福貴會會務昌隆，大會圓滿成功，與會嘉賓 身體健康、萬事如意
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Continue to exemplify excellence and inspire the JCI Community to create positive change. JCI Manilena is honoured to be one of the sister chapters of the Best Local Organization of the World. We are full support in all the chapter’s endeavours. May the wisdom of God guide you, Pres. Rami as you lead JCI Manila to another victorious year. Congratulations Pres. Rami Villavicencio and the 2016 Board of Directors! God bless you all.
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t is with great honor and privilege that I convey my warmest greetings to the newly elected Board of Directors and Officers of JCI Manila on the occasion of its 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies. This occasion reminds us of our commitment to our beloved organization, community, and our beloved country. Let us all be guided by the 2016 World Theme: “Just Act”, work together towards our 2016 National Theme: “Build As One”, in fulfilling the mission to provide development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change. Having said these, JCI Manila’s 2016 Theme: “Brotherhood Beyond Borders” is embracing the idea that we are all Global Citizens, we do have a choice in contributing to seek solutions to the challenges facing our world today. This Global Generation needs to possess and use the skills necessary to be the environmental stewards and international peacekeepers. JCI Manila has been leading towards these goals and has inspired all Local Organizations in the Philippines to think this way. To the incoming set of officers, headed by Pres. Ramiro Villavicencio, I look forward to a great year, rest assured that JCI Makati Princess Urduja supports your goals and direction as we move towards another century in creating impact. May you continue, as one big team in leading your local organization, going beyond borders to a maximum reach.
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Once again Congratulations to all members of JCI Manila, we your sisters from JCI Makati Princess Urduja are always behind you.
ear Pres Rami, Congratulations on your induction and for being the 2016 President of the Best Local Organisation in the World for 2015. For your 2016 Board of Directors, congratulations on your induction and for being chosen to lead this year’s league of champions! It’s a year to lead by example, a year to motivate the new and future young active citizens of the country and a year to tighten the bond between fellow JCI brothers and sisters. JCI Perlas Pasay is glad to be your partner as a sister chapter and we look forward to successful and productive partnership this year and more memorable bonding together as sisters and brothers. Congratulations to the the 2015 JCI Manila BOD for a powerful and another award winning year! You guys are truly admirable and inspirational for JCI Philippines and JCI World for being the Most Outstanding Local Organisation.
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y warmest congratulations to JCI Manila on your 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies! It is truly an honor to be one of your sister chapters as you continually inspire all the JCI Chapters not only in the
Philippines but in the whole world as well. Congratulations to outgoing President Steve Baltao for your excellent leadership in motivating, empowering and providing valuable opportunities to your members. The 2015 Board of Directors did a very great job of giving pride to your chapter by leaving a legacy through implementing exceptional projects and winning local, national and international awards.
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To my batch mate, President Rami Villavicencio and to the 2016 Board of Directors, may you accomplish all your goals for the coming year and unceasingly continue to create spark in all your benefactors by assisting them in fulfilling their dreams. Carry on in igniting the passion of the members of Junior Chamber International to strive harder and set high standards in our endeavors. Indeed, it is very challenging to be the next president of JCI Manila. But through your training as an entrepreneur and JCI members, I know that the “Best of the Best Local Organization� status can be retained or even further improved. May the Lord be the guide and reason in all our undertakings. Mabuhay ang JCI Manila!
n behalf of my chapter JCI Iloilo Ilang Ilang, Inc., allow me to congratulate the hardworking members of the 2016 Board of Directors of JCI Manila in its 68th Induction and Turnover Ceremonies, led by their most competent man of the hour Pres. Rami Villavicencio. It is with grateful hearts that we remember the year 2015 as a solid manifestation of brotherhood and friendship between JCI Manila and JCI Iloilo Ilang Ilang. We salute Pres. Steve Baltao and the rest of the 2015 BOD for their brave big steps to strengthen our ties through constant active involvement in our projects and sharing their best practices that most benefitted our members. This year, we hope to continue our partnership in creating a bigger ripple of positive change not only among our members, but also in our resp ective communities through our joint sustainable efforts. Together, let us keep cultivating within us our shared JCI values, and our deeper commitment to a better JCI Philippines. Rest assured that Ilang Ilang will always extend our full support in all your worthy undertakings. We continue to look up to JCI Manila as our role model. Being the Best of the Best in the World, we are more than eager to be mentored by you for us to BE BETTER. With NP Steve Allen Tycangco in the harness and the rest of the National Board as our guide, it is always a pleasure to be working with you, dear brothers. Again, our warmest applause! God bless ManilangIlang! Yours in JCI,
CAROL R. SALVATIERRA CHESSA SANCHEZ PITUK
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n behalf of JCI Zugbuana, I would like to extend my sincerest congratulations to Pres. Rami, the 2016 Board of Directors and all members of JCI Manila.
This year is extremely important for JCI Philippines as we journey towards the next century with JCI Manila taking the lead – being the premier chapter since 1948. The epitome of being a Jaycee is reflected in each of your members. We are always in awe of your mere presence – always an inspiration to the rest of us. You come strong as a chapter and yet humble in your victories. You lead by example. You have utmost respect for tradition and protocol. You create lasting relationships and values commitment – we are privileged to be one of your sister chapters. One year to lead, one year to inspire, one year to make that impact. Congratulations!
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t gives us great honor to greet our JCI Manila brothers on its 68th Induction and TurnOver Ceremonies.
A new year yet the challenge to create positive change still awaits every Junior Chamber International member. JCI Manila has been the front-runner of active citizenship through a hundred of impactful and sustainable projects implemented each year. JCI Manila - Most Outstanding Local Organization - raised the bar for excellence in providing socio-economic opportunities for the underprivileged sector and developing business and individual trainings for future leaders. Moving forward, I wish JCI Manila extended success and all the best in 2016. Reinforce the drive for excellence from your members, continue to commit to nation-building and remain steadfast to create positive change. JCI DavaoeĂąa Daba-daba commits to work together with JCI Manila for more projects that will yield greater impact. Congratulations, JCI Manila, President Rami Villavicencio and the 2016 Board of Directors! Without a doubt, JCI Manila will continue to remain outstanding in all its endeavors. Cheers to Brotherhood Beyond Borders.
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n behalf of JCI Legazpi Dawani, JCI Manila's newest sister chapter, I would like to congratulate my batchmate, Pres Rami, for stepping up to the challenge of leading the best LO in the world. I am sure that your one year term as President will be just as rewarding, if not more. This early, I would like to thank you for the wholehearted support extended to our chapter. I look forward to our joint projects, in support of the 2016 NOM theme, Build as One. I truly hope we can build better and more empowered communities together, in our one year term. I am confident that you and your Board will provide another benchmark to inspire us all in our journey to be better. Congratulations, Pres Rami and the 2016 JCI Manila Board. Carpe Diem!
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No walls. No fences. No borders. ith JCI Manila fresh off yet again another landmark year capped off by the election of our very own Past President Steve Tycangco up to the distinguished position of JCI Philippines National President, we find ourselves in the familiar spotlight, which comes with it many responsibilities that we at Manila know only too well.
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With our membership continuing to grow at a rate we have not seen in recent JCI Manila history, inevitably so does the diversity and spectrum of our members. It is with this foremost in our minds, that we set out to achieve "Brotherhood Beyond Borders." The very foundation JCI Manila, and of course JCI as a whole has always been brotherhood. And with this mission, we
return to the aim of recognizing each individual member's unique gifts, abilities, and most of all, identities. Harking back to our original goals of giving every member various opportunities for growth and development within our JCI community, the greater community, the world, but most especially within themselves. We have always been known for brotherhood. Who has not encountered a situation where the very mention of a shared JCI Manila membership between two or more strangers results in a quick and instinctive familiarity and a sense of fraternity? With the immediate knowledge that there is a powerful undercurrent of fellowship borne of the certainty that there is a bond of shared values, mutual friends, and so
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groundwork of JCI in the Philippines. And even now as we
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ovember 7. Two Thousand and Fifteen. Nine-forty seven in the evening.
Amid the bellows of Japanese drums which broke the long, nervous silence that painted the JCI Awarding Ceremonies at the grandiose Ishikawa Ongakudo Concert Hall, the normally jovial Manila delegation sat motionless as their chapter’s name was called from among the ranks of finalists vying for the most coveted award of the evening. Seconds seemed like days as 2011 JCI World President Kentaro Harada opened the envelope that revealed the winner among the five nominees for the “Most Outstanding JCI Local Organization” of the World award. Steve Allen C. Tycangco, the 2014 JCI Manila President whose bids were up for awards this Congress, revealed his agitation as he fidgeted endlessly. Then, even as Harada began to utter the momentous words – “Join me in congratulating the most outstanding JCI local organization from… Philippines! JCI MANILAAAAAA!!!” – the shrieks, cheers and loud outcries that erupted from the entire Philippine delegation resonated the decades of hard work that built up to this moment, since a similar scene happened in Kobe, Japan almost twenty years ago. It was JCI Manila’s time to shine… again.
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Indeed, for the past sixty-eight years since its founding, Junior Chamber International Manila (JCI Manila) have always set the benchmark for leadership excellence, not only in the communities with which they serve, but also to the other JCI local organizations, both here and abroad, who have tried very hard to emulate. And the most tangible manifestation of this excellence is none other than the receipt of awards during the most prestigious of Conventions: the JCI World Congress, the Mecca of the JCI movement from all over the world. Over a span of nearly seven decades, JCI Manila has been bestowed with the arguable title, “the Most Awarded JCI Local Organization in the World,” owing to the countless trophies it has hauled almost every World Congress. Even more so, as it has managed to win the coveted “Most Outstanding Chapter of the World” Award no less than eight times, the latest of which was during the 70th JCI World Congress in Kanazawa, Japan – a feat still unmatched by any other JCI local organization in history. As an organization, Junior Chamber International (JCI) Manila has merited world recognition during several occasions. It is credited notably for having spearheaded the JCI movement in Asia and the Far East. It has also given the Junior Chamber International three JCI Presidents, twelve JCI Vice-Presidents, two JCI Secretaries-General, and two “Most Outstanding JCI Members of the World.” JCI Ma/jcimanila
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nila was awarded an unprecedented eight times as the “Most Outstanding JCI Local Organization of the World.” Its success was marked, not only by a number of notable achievements done within the country but also by its contributions, which benefited many, in other parts of the globe.
standing JCI Member of the World” award to Operation Brotherhood International Coordinator, Oscar J. Arellano, 1951-1952 JCI Manila President and 1954 JCI Vice-President, for his unparalleled work as World Chairman of “Operation Brotherhood,” the largest international project of Junior Chamber International, which became a total JCI commitment for two years, as JCI members from many member nations provided medical relief to the hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese refugees fleeing North Vietnam following the partitioning of their country.
These accomplishments are signs of its enduring significance to the promotion of “service to humanity,” a “government of laws,” and “economic justice.” During its sixty-eight years of existence, young prominent citizens were elected as presidents whose utmost concerns were to provide the necessary means to open up new paths to promote involvement. Through their indefatigable efforts during their respective incumbencies, JCI Manila quickly rose to unsurpassed prominence, eclipsing many established civic organizations in existence, which were decades older than their junior counterparts. Indubitably, JCI Manila has shown to the Filipino people that applicable remedies are found without searching for new ideologies to serve as blueprints for change and renewal. Their optimism and success lie in their confidence and cognizance of the fact that internally available means exist: and it is for us to seek out these means and apply them. This was the same vision that Artemio L. Vergel de Dios saw when he extended this organization in the Philippines almost sixty years ago. It works on the basic premise that youth, by its very essence, is oriented towards change, not because of restlessness but more on a consciousness that this change is to be for the good of society as it progresses and as they get fully involved in it after years of preparations. It is interesting to note that, during the first years when JCI started introducing the concept of awards, JCI Manila opted not to actively participate in it, as the local administrations felt that the awards should not be something that was consciously worked for, but rather be gratuitously given by the award-giving body. The first major recognition received, therefore, was given, not by anyone within the JCI organization, but by a professional business group, particularly, the Business Writers’ Association of the Philippines (BAP), as it bestowed the BAP Award of the Year to JCI Manila, under President Alberto M. Meer, for having “lent the most aid in the promotion of free enterprise” in 1950. This changed in 1954, during the 9th JCI World Congress in Mexico City, when JCI Manila, under the leadership of President Luis Maria Z. Araneta – fresh from its successful bid to have JCI adopt the “Operation Brotherhood” Indo-Chinese Refugee Relief Project passed as an international endeavor during the General Assembly – decided to bid for awards. Its initial attempt was not in vain, as it garnered two major awards: The Most Outstanding Project in Service to Humanity for “Operation Brotherhood” and the Liberty Trophy for the “Most Outstanding Project in Youth Activities” for “Voice of Democracy.” Since then, JCI Manila has become one of the most active award bidders, not to mention recipients, in every JCI Awards Ceremony. JCI Manila was also credited for being the local organization where one of whose members became the first to receive a world individual award. In 1955, JCI Peter B. Watts conferred the “Most Out-
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“Never before have I seen such genuine interest, concern and worldwide cooperation for a single purpose,” President Peter B. Watts said in referring to the Operation Brotherhood project. “Under the inspiring leadership of World Coordinator, Oscar J. Arellano, the ‘Jaycee of the Year’, who underwent great sacrifices, we had the satisfaction of helping people desperately in need. I shall never forget moving amongst the doctors and nurses in the refugee camp hospitals in Vietnam.” With the possible exception of a posthumous conferment to the late Joaquin V. Gonzalez as “JCI Senator No. 1” in 1952, the signal honor given to Oscar J. Arellano was not repeated by any JCI Manila member in the history of the World Congress Awards for “Outstanding Member of the World,” until almost 50 years later, when then JCI Manila Secretary-General Reginald T. Yu won it in 2004 during the 59th JCI World Congress in Fukuoka, Japan. As the years progressed, JCI Manila gradually caught the attention of the international delegates for consistently winning major awards annually. One of the highlights during the 17th JCI World Congress in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1962, was when JCI Manila, under President Russel S. Swartley, garnered a Certificate of Merit for the “Most Outstanding JCI Local Organization of the World,” a great feat, considering no chapter won the major award for that category that year. Other major awards won by JCI Manila during that Congress were the JCI New Zealand Trophy for the “Best Local Project” for its Economic and Governmental Affairs and the “Outstanding Growth and Development Award.” The real banner year for JCI Manila, however, was during the Presidency of Aurelio O. Periquet Jr., when it won, for the first time in its history, the Minneapolis Award for the “Most Outstanding Chapter of the World” Award at the 18th JCI World Congress in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1963. For the past eight years, not a single JCI local organization among the more than 5,000 officially recognized Junior Chambers ever qualified for this prestigious award, until the evening of November 23, 1963, when JCI Manila was called to receive the trophy. The late President Periquet, in an interview weeks prior to his passing away, recounted that unforgettable moment: “When JCI Manila name was announced, the JCI officers stood up to lead the gathering in a long, standing ovation. The JCI Manila members present on that memorable evening were swarmed with congratulatory remarks and warm handshakes. The Philippine delegation, particularly JCI Manila, was practically crying as overwhelming emotions of exultation carried them away. The other lone contender for the award was Finland, who was given a Certificate of Merit.” After that big break in 1963, the quest for the Minneapolis trophy /jcimanila
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became less elusive, as succeeding administrations were equally successful in garnering this signal recognition. During the 20th JCI World Congress in Sydney, Australia in 1965, JCI Manila under the auspices of President Eduardo S. Escobar, Jr., lost by only few points to a United States Chapter in getting the major prize; they settled for a Certificate of Merit for the “Outstanding Chapter” Award instead. However, JCI Manila came back with a vengeance the following year, when the chapter scored a first-ever back-toback victory, as it won the Minneapolis Award in 1966 at the 21st JCI World Congress in Kyoto, Japan and, again, in 1967 at the 22nd JCI World Congress in Toronto, Canada. Consequently, the names of Presidents Senen B. dela Costa and Gregorio B. Licaros, Jr. were forever etched in the roster of outstanding JCI Manila Presidents. The year 1970 ushered auspiciously, as it started the decade with another close fight to the “Outstanding Chapter of the World” Award during the 25th JCI World Congress in Dublin, Ireland. Losing only by a few points to a European chapter, JCI Manila, led by President (now our country’s Foreign Affairs Secretary) Albert F. del Rosario, won a Certificate of Merit for Outstanding Chapter during that year. Instead of being daunted, succeeding administrations worked hard to rebuild its prominence in the international community, first by hosting the 23rd JCI Asia-Pacific Conference in Quezon City, then by audaciously working to successfully bid for the 1976 JCI World Congress in Manila.
fourth JCI Manila recipient of the “Most Outstanding Local President of the World” Award in 1992. Two years later, President Alexander T. Lichaytoo duplicated Past President Bagatsing’s near-impossible feat when JCI Manila was adjudged the “Most Outstanding JCI Local Organization of the World” during the 49th JCI World Congress in Kobe, Japan in 1994, and he was bestowed the “Most Outstanding JCI Local President of the World” during the 50th JCI World Congress in Glasgow, Scotland the following year. It took nearly twenty years for JCI Manila to regain its crown as the “Best JCI Local Organization of the World” during the 70th JCI World Congress in Kanazawa, Japan – once again affirming that Asia’s first JCI local organization continues to be among the world’s best. In the light of the chapter’s commitment in upholding its outstanding projects and programs, it can be said with certainty that it will continue to receive international acclaim in Junior Chamber conferences. For as long as existing projects are done with innovation and new projects are implemented with great positive impact, they will remain in the list of award-winning endeavors which will perennially inspire more adherents to work hard in being the best that they can be.
Although the bid was eventually awarded to St. Louis, Missouri, JCI Manila, were rewarded in more ways than one: it helped install past JCI Manila President Feliciano R. Belmonte, Jr. to the JCI World Presidency in 1976, it paved the way for a successful bid to host the 33rd JCI World Congress in 1978, and won for JCI Manila the 4th Minneapolis Trophy for “Outstanding JCI Local Organization of the World” in 1977 at the 32nd JCI World Congress in Johannesburg, South Africa. The 1980s was dubbed as the “silver era” of JCI Manila, as a succession of outstanding leaders steered JCI Manila to unparalleled heights, despite the worsening economic and political situation of the Philippines. President Jose Maria J. Fernandez distinguished himself as the first Manila Jaycee President ever to win the “Most Outstanding Chapter President of the World” Award during the 36th JCI World Congress in Berlin, Germany in 1981. His successor, President Louis B. Kierulf, handily won the 5th Minneapolis Award for “Most Outstanding JCI Local Organization in the World” during the 37th JCI World Congress in Seoul, Korea. But it was in 1983, at the height of the country’s political crisis, when President Ramon S. Bagatsing, Jr., outshone the competition and garnered away, not only with the chapter’s sixth Minneapolis Award, but also the second “Most Outstanding Chapter President of the World” Award during the 38th JCI World Congress in Taipei, Taiwan. During this period, subsequent administrations were successful in garnering many major awards, which ranged from the traditional “Outstanding Public Relations Project” Award, the “Humanitarian Assistance” Award, and the “Criminal Justice” Award, to the more unique categories such as the “International Trade Promotion” Award and the Award for “Best Project to Dissipate Intolerance.” Eight years after that glorious win in 1983, another milestone recognition was received by the chapter when, during the 47th JCI World Congress in Miami, Florida, President Benjamin L. Yam became the
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By JO Sen. Joel Rufino A Nunez 2001-2002 President, JO-Manila
irst off, I'd like to warn you that these are the musings of a 53-year old, and what I will be writing are, in all likelihood, more fiction than fact. However, I guarantee the reader that this makes for good reading, and I leave it up to you to thresh out the false from the true. I first met Rami right after World Congress Manila 1998. He was a fresh college graduate, and along with his far older brother Toto, these Villavicencio brothers joined what was then known as the Manila Jaycees. We were fresh from the triumph that was the World Congress, but never the type to rest on our laurels. the membership drive still went full force. with Toto and Rami being the fresh recruits at the start of 1999. Compared to Toto, who was very friendly and easy-going, Rami was more reserved
and
quiet,
relegating
himself
along
with
similarly-tempered Baby Jaycees, to the sidelines and doing their thing. We were then. at most, nodding acquaintances and by no account close friends. Besides the disparity in age, Rami had his own clique as did I. 2001 was a difficult year for the Chapter. There were internal grumblings over how our affairs were being run, and the person who wanted to have a go at the presidency in the coming year was not popular. SULONG's predecessor, L.E.T.S.G.0., called a caucus to choose a standard bearer for
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Rami and me in China Circa 2002-2003
2001-2002. Rami and I attended that caucus, and
Rami's loyalty and dedication did not begin and end with
although I was not in the running, I ended up being one
that gesture. Within the year that we both served in the
of the candidates for standard bearer. When the choice
2001-2002 Board, Rami slowly became a friend. I saw
was down to me and another party member, Past
his being a cool techie who brought his Mac to Board
Presidents Felix Ang and Boydee Dizon, along with
meetings, and made phone calls from his prepaid Globe
L.E.T.S.G.O. Chairman BG Gonzalez, asked the body
phone. He proved to be a fellow foodie, and he hosted
for 14 volunteers to run with the standard bearer,
dinner at his Rockwell apartment for the Board barkada,
whoever he might be. Toto was among those asked to
and being the host, he felt entitled to consume the
run, but he demurred, having just
equivalent
served in the year previous. I am
raclette, versus the 1 that the rest
convinced that not a lot of Manila Jaycees were willing to run that year, fearing as they did how a demoralized
Chapter
could
possibly move on in the coming year. Toto volunteered Rami, and
"Within the year that we both served in the 2001-2002 Board, Rami slowly became a friend."
of
6
servings
of
of the group had to settle for. I spent Christmas with my family in the United States in 2001, and before I left, Rami asked if I would bring for him something back that he ordered, and I readily said yes.
he, for whatever reason - filial
When the package arrived at our
obedience,
house in New Jersey, I was
cluelessness,
drunkenness, foolhardiness - agreed. Of the 14 or so
shocked at how much it weighed: it was a car part for his
original volunteers, not everyone kept to their word to run
Porsche. When I got home and handed the package to
when I was chosen as Standard Bearer. Rami was one of
him, Rami had that mischievous look on his face.
those who did. At that time, I was not a popular choice to be Standard Bearer. I was a last-minute candidate, an
As Ways and Means Director, Rami innovated how
also-run at the start, and it took 3 ballots for me to win, by
things were done: his presentations were ahead of their
just a vote, as Standard Bearer.
time, using digital formats long before they became de
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rigueur. He organized .a gathering of artists to interpret the anatomy of the movie star Maui Taylor, and these interpretations were later auctioned off at a movie premiere, which Maui attended. Art being a popular mode by which to raise funds, this particular project of Rami became very successful. Rami at that time was starting to help in the new phase of his family's business, and this took him to Clark a lot. However, he never failed in his Board duties, and sometimes he would catch up with meetings by flying over, something that a lot of us know is not uncommon for him. This dedication is something that Rami lives by, and is reflected in the other aspects of his life. Besides his deepened faith in God, his love for his wife, children, and family, his appreciation of fine food made obvious now by the blousy fit of all his shirts - even if they are meant to be fitted, Rami loves cars and aircraft. When we travelled for the China Mission in 2002, most shopped for clothes, or tea, or silly souvenirs. But Rami? He bought a model helicopter. Which he asked me to carry, because his luggage was already packed with clothes, tea, and silly souvenirs. When I attended the party in CATS where Rami announced his candidacy for Chapter President and slate, I was filled
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WHAT AWAITS US THIS MONKEY
YEAR? By Lois R. Alog
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n February 8, we will celebrate the Lunar Chinese New Year. However, in the Chinese Hsia Calendar, the year of the Monkey will arrive on February 4, 2016. Thus, babies born from February 4 onwards are already considered born on Monkey year. It is important to note why this is so as most people are completely unaware of this. Astrologers and Feng Shui practitioners use the solar calendar in calculations to demarcate the New Year for this reason: the solar calendar measures the rotation of the Earth around the sun that takes 365.5 days to make a full revolution, thus making it more accurate in relation to our full calendar year. The Lunar method measures the rotation of the moon around the earth that account for 354 days for 12 revolutions. The 11-day difference is accounted for by adding a lunar leap month of about 29 days every two or three years. As we anticipate the coming of Yang Fire Monkey this 2016, allow me to present its characteristics. This year is symbolized by two elements â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the yang fire sitting on top of the Monkey which is a yang metal. Yang fire is likened to the sun â&#x20AC;&#x201C; warm-hearted, hot that can easily explode, open-minded and straightforward. Yang metal is heavy metal or weapon metal used to make spears and swords. This means that it can be destructive and can easily damage. Therefore the two elements are in destructive cycle with fire conquering metal and have a fighting relationship. This indicates conflicts and clashes but on a more tamed
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ois Alog is one of a few Filipinos who have completed the graduate course of Grand Master Raymond Lo in Hong Kong. Practicing since 2006, she has studied under Grand Master Lillian Too, Grand Master Raymond Lo, Dr. Oliver Tan, Joey Yap, Master Mas and other leading experts in the field. Every year, she continues to update and upgrade her learning in various venues abroad to be able to impart and help people deal with adversities in life.
Email her at lois.alog189@gmail.com. nature. With the warm-hearted and optimistic traits of yang-fire, mutual agreements can easily be forged. The Four Pillars chart of the year indicates that water is lacking, while the presence of three fire and metal elements respectively are very strong and a wood and earth in it. Fire is related to heart, eyes and circulation while metal refers to the breathing organs, lungs and small intestines. We must be on tight guard of our health this year, with the Illness Star on the center, as this scenario can bring health problems related to inflammation, heart disease and hypertension as well as that of the breathing organs in the form of flu. Since water is absent which is the element needed to cool us down, we must be mindful of how we deal with others as losing control can be easily manifested with the presence of strong fire. It is therefore suitable that we boost our immune system
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to address health issues and be extra cautious not to engage in unnecessary arguments to avoid conflicts.
Not so favorable this year would be shipping, travel and hotel, property development, real estate.
This year, the animal clashing with the Monkey is Tiger. As Monkey is a “Travelling Horse”, this will indicate a year of more people travelling especially those born in the year and day of Tiger, Horse and Dog as well as people in year or day of Pig, Rabbit and Dog. With more people travelling, it will also initiate traffic accidents related to land, air and sea. Anyone with Tiger in his chart should be careful and carry a snake pendant or bracelet in order to mitigate this clash.
As it is important to know the entire components of your birth chart, the animal signs will just be presented in a way that they will be affected with respect to the changing of energy this year. It is important to note the good and bad sectors so you know which area to avoid and use.
People born in the year of the Monkey are said to be offending the “Grand Duke” so they need to carry the Snake in the form of pendant or bracelet. The more serious formation is that of the fire penalty, with the presence of Monkey, Tiger and Snake, especially if fire is unfavorable to you. It is said to bring about irritation, worries and serious misfortune related to fire element. The Monkey is referred as “Nobleman” for people born in the years of birth year ending in 5 or 9 like 1965, 1969, etc. This is a very good sign as nobleman represents helpful people in our lives like protective angels who will come to help us in our needs. It will also represent “Academic Star” for babies who will be born this year or anyone born in a yang fire year. It indicates high intellectual capacity and desire to learn. Those born in the years or days of Rooster can expect to have a more sociable year with romance luck on their side. INDUSTRIES THAT WILL FARE WELL FIRE related e.g. energy, entertainment, stock market, finance; METAL related e.g. Engineering, technology, jewelry, mining; and WOOD related – printing, media, textile, and logging.
The Argumentative Star 3 is in the NORTH WEST which is the position of Dog and Pig. Place any red objet here.
The Misfortune Star 5 is in the NORTH EAST, which is where the Tiger and Ox are situated. You may hang an all metal 6-rod windchime to dissolve the negative energy.
Illness Star 2 is at the center. Avoid noise and clutter here.
Robbery and Scandal Star 7 is in the NORTH. This is also the position of the Rat. Place any blue object here.
Heaven Star 6 is in the South, a neutral star but herein also lies the Three Killings energy of the year that pertains to three types of major loses. It is important to note not to sit with the back facing South and avoid renovations here. South is the position of the Horse.
Wealth Star 9 flies to the EAST, where Rab bit is. Just use the area often to activate the good star.
Academic Star 4 is in the WEST, where Rooster is positioned. There is prosperity star in this direction as well.
Victory Star 1 that also refers to future prosperity is in the SOUTHEAST, the location of Dragon and Snake. Any good sector is best using in order to activate the auspicious energy present there.
While the wealth star of the year is in the SOUTHWEST, where Monkey and Goat are located, it is noteworthy to remember that Grand Duke of the year is also positioned here. Hence it is also not advisable to make any substantial renovations in this direction.
Wishing everyone a peaceful, healthy and prosperous 2016!!!
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n May 1947, Aretemio “Tem” L. Vergel de Dios chanced upon a magazine entitled “Pic Magazine”. Browsing thru the pages he saw an article entitled: “Young Men in Action”, in October, 1946 issue. It is one of the publication brought in by the American G.I.’s during the rebuilding of Manila. He went on reading how the article and he saw how the young men of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce (or the Jaycees) helped out their community become a better place. This pushed him and fired his enthusiasm to bring jayceeism to the Philippines.
When was the first Organizational Meeting? It was on December 20, 1947 noon. The first formal organization meeting held at the champagne room of the Manila Hotel.
Who Founded JCI Manila?
Who were the first JCI Filipinos who went international?
Greg Feliciano Peping Mayuga Do you know that from 1948-1949, eleven more jaycee chapters sprouted all over the country?
Artemio “Tem” L. Vergel De Dios
Cebu , San Pablo . Iloilo, Bacolod, Zamboanga, Davao, Capiz, Tacloban, Lucena, Cabanatuan, Cavite
How many people were there when JCI Manila was founded? 16, there were 16 brave men who took the challenge to form up a team to create positive change
When was the first National Convention?
Who is JCI Manila’s Charter President?
After two years of JCI movement. On February 11-13, 1949 at the Manila Hotel. Representatives from 12 chapters all over the Philippines gathered together and formulated the first national constitution and by-laws.
Ramon V. Del Rosario
Fact 101 When was the first General Membership Meeting?
Did you know that? On May 8, 1951 during the 26th Board Meeting of JCI Manila, they approved to extend the age limit from 35-40?
7pm, on the evening of January 15, 1948 at the Rotary room of the Manila Hotel.
What was JCI Manila’s First project? Clean-up week. 3 years after the end of the world war, the ruins of the world’s second devastated city was still a mess. “by that time, this clean-up project was one of the most ambitious projects since the situation of Manila way back then was enormously poor and chaotic”.
Fact 101 Did you know that? T.O.Y.M. or also known as the Ten Outstanding Young Men Award was a project of JCI Manila? In April 1958, a group of idealistic members from Manila Jaycees decided to honor young men such as they exemplify the ideal jaycee. Actually the project was an offshoot from a united states jaycee project called “Outstanding Young Americans.”
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TOBY’S
Roberto S. Claudio Chairman and CEO Toby’s Sports
SERVES UP AN ACE
“I lost my job because of jaycees. Because of a project that was assigned to me, unfortunately I’m fortunate, because this is where it all began…” With a little help from Mickey Mouse, Roberto Claudio built Toby’s Sports, the country’s largest sporting goods retail chain in the country. Roberto Claudio did not start out as an entrepreneur, nor was he born into an entrepreneurial family. He was working for one of the largest multinational companies in the country before he resigned because of a project that was assigned to him. He was then the marketing head of the world congress who promotes the activity around the globe and this is also the very reason why he had to leave. While promoting the congress around the archipelago, he saw some toys, and he told himself “maybe I can sell these in Manila since my job is in a tricky position”. And then he found himself stuck with a unit in Virra Mall, then a new building in the Greenhills Shopping Center.
limited product stock, Toby’s was not an instant success. “People were laughing. They said, ‘No one will go there. You don’t have a thing to sell.’ I said it’s just about perseverance. “Mr. Claudio shares. It was not until Christmas of the same year when Mr. Claudio got his break. He learned that the Mickey Mouse and other Disney characters were going to be licensed and sold in the Philippines for the first time. Mr. Claudio approached the Greenhills Shopping Center management and successfully negotiated for the exclusive distribution of Mickey Mouse items for the whole Christmas season. In return, Mr. Claudio pledged to donate 15% of his earnings to any orphanage the management wished. The success came but it also waned. Mickey Mouse items and other toys were a hit but sales dipped after Christmas. There was one item in his store, though, that continued to sell long after the holidays were over-skateboards-and he began envisioning a sports store. Mr. Claudio admitted that he knew nothing about sports and sporting goods suppliers. He started out by buying sporting goods from another retailer at a discounted price and then selling these in his store. The groundwork for a sporting goods store has been set up but a full conversion to sports was delayed when Mr. Claudio left for the United States.
“Virra Mall was being constructed (then) so I invested in a unit, intending to sell it after it was constructed. The mall was finished, I couldn’t sell it, and there were no buyers so I was stuck with a unit-maybe a twenty square meter- place, “shares Mr. Claudio. Without any prior experience in retailing, Mr. Claudio hit upon the idea of selling toys in this little space.
He stayed in the States for three years but the thought of his own sporting goods store never left him. “I didn’t have much to do there so I started working in a sporting goods store. I applied and they wanted a managerial position but I said, I just want to be the warehouseman or the stringer, just trying to learn the ropes. So I worked as a stringer, I learned how to string rackets, “says Mr. Claudio. His work as a stringer introduced him to equipment he never saw in the Philippines. While Mr. Claudio trained and gained more knowledge on sporting goods, his brothers helped him keep Toby’s running.
Mr. Claudio opened Toby’s, named after his eldest son, in October 1978. Mr. Claudio’s product lineup then included twelve different toys that he acquired from a barter trade in Zamboanga. With a
Coming home to the Philippines for good, Mr. Claudio went into sporting goods retailing fulltime and in 1982, Toby’s Sports and Hobbies was born. Mr. Claudio and his brother decided to open up in other locations when they saw the
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demand for sporting goods. Stores in Harrison plaza, Makati, and SM North EDSA – their first branch inside a mall- were soon set up. Toby’s grew at about one store a year up to 1992. In 1992, Mr. Claudio decide it was the right time to franchise in order to meet the growing demand for sports goods, especially among 10-35 year olds who are Toby’s target markets. Without any prior experience in franchising, Mr. Claudio read books, did research, and visited the International Franchise Association in the US. He developed his own franchise system for Toby’s. Today, there are 40 Toby’s stores in the Philippines- half are company–owned while half are franchises. They have outlets in Metro Manila, Baguio, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Laguna, Iloilo, Cebu, Cagayan de Oro City, and Davao City. Toby’s boasts of a wide selection of sports equipment and apparel-no counterfeits-which are subjected to quality control before being sold. The store used to sell only the top three brands in equipment and apparel to impress on the consumers that they can find the best in Toby’s. Eventually, the store added more brands to have a more flexible price range. Mr. Claudio says one of the things that set Toby’s apart from other sporting goods store is its total commitment to sports. “Not only are we engaged in selling products, we are also engaged in promoting sports at an early age. That’s where the new concept of Toby’s comes in, the Arena. We want kids to experience the atmosphere inside an arena, inside the gym.” says Mr. Claudio. The Toby’s sports arena features a half- court basketball shooting area and a 25-foot high freeform indoor climbing wall. In one outlet, the Arena also includes a full-size badminton court. The corporate entity, Quorum International. Inc., introduced new store formats beginning in 2007 with Toby’s Workout, a more lifestyle-oriented store highlighting workout equipment and apparel. It will employ a more instructional approach in presenting these products. In 2008, the company also launched a specialized running store called RUNNR catering to running aficionados, which is currently a popular trend. In 2009, UrbanAthletics was opened to cater to the younger market who look for athleticism but with a “stree cultrure” lifestyle. Other formats in the planning stages are an all-children’s store, an all-golf store, and an all-fitness equipment store. Aside from the Arena concept, Mr. Claudio aims to deepen the company’s involvement in sports for children. Toby’s already sponsors age group tournaments in badminton, tennis and women’s volley-
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