RCMSL Phenomenal Aug 13 And 20, 2009

OFFICIAL WEEKLY PUBLICATIO� OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF MAKATI SA� LORE�ZO

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL THEME IN 2009-2010

PROGRAMME

Call to Order

� Pres. Jing Sarao

Invocation� Rtn. Shelly Lazaro

National Anthem

� Rtn. Alice Villanueva

Introduction of Visiting

Rotarians and Guests

� Rtn. Odette Ong

President’s Time


Introduction of

Guest Speaker

� Rtn. Manu Alcuaz

Guest Speaker

� Augusto “Gus”

Lagman

Adjournment


Program Moderator

� PP Mari Lacson

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

ROWENA “Jing” SARAO

Welcome to our 3rd regular meeting for our

Rotary year and the entire district is slowing down on

inductions while in full swing with projects, seminars and

conferences. As we all know, we just finished a very hectic but

fun 17th Induction last August 7. It was held at the Philippine

Army Officers Club. IPP Chacha Camacho really transformed

the place into paradise. It was indeed such a memorable and

successful induction. 15 of our sister club from Taipei Capital

came. Charter President of Hongkong Channel Islands, Allan

Tang came as well..

Last week our club co-hosted the Dria. We

actually sent 8 interactors to attend this forum for the youth. It

was held last August 8, 2009 at the Asia Pacific College. We

also co-hosted the 2nd Vocational Caravan which was at the

Sister of Mary School in Biga, Cavite. The young boys and

girls were involved in interviews and personality development.

And on that evening, our key members visited the wake of

Junjun Binay’s wife, Kenken Binay. Then the group went to

Rockwell, Powerplant’s Pepper Lunch to have dinner.

This week we are focused on one of our biggest project which

is the 3H Grant in Calawis, Antipolo but with a guest speaker,

Mr. Gus Lagman to talk about election automation.

AUGUST

06 Marissa Fenton 07 Ian Vendivel21 Marilou Romero22 Nini Layug

Heavenly Father we praise and thank you for the

blessings of our careers in Rotary and the

vocation you have uniquely bestowed upon each

of us. That we may be able to gain, not the

wisdom of the world, but Your kind of Wisdom

dear Lord, that those who have less in life be

filled with your blessings. All these we say in

Jesus name. Amen

INVOCATION


Thursday, Aug. 13 & 20, 2009

17th INDUCTION

A NIGHT OF

GLITZ &

GLAMOUR

Friday, August 07,

2009, Philippine Army

Officers Club (PAOC)

In the evening of

August 7, 2009, the

Philippine Army

Officer’s Club was

filled and oozing with

beautiful people. It

was indeed the night

of glitz and glamour

and it was the 17th

Induction of the

magnificent Rotary

club of Makati San

Lorenzo. A gathering

of family, friends and

loved ones filled with

fun and laughter, food

and drinks, everyone

enjoyed the evening.

CHARGINGCHARGINGCHARGINGCHARGINGINDUCTIONINDUCTIONINDUCTIONINDUCTION

SISTER CLUB SIGNINGSISTER CLUB SIGNINGSISTER CLUB SIGNINGSISTER CLUB SIGNING

RCMSL, RCTC RCMSL, RCTC RCMSL, RCTC RCMSL, RCTC ---- Gov. Sid & Wife Gov. Sid & Wife Gov. Sid & Wife Gov. Sid & Wife TeshaTeshaTeshaTesha

Pres. Jing Sarao –

RCMSL & Pres.

Marie Ma. -RCTC

DG Sid Garcia, Tesha Garcia, Pres. Jing

Sarao, IPP Cha-Cha Camacho, Sonie

Zamora, IPDG Boyet Limon


TRIP WITH TRIP WITH TRIP WITH TRIP WITH

SISTER CLUBSISTER CLUBSISTER CLUBSISTER CLUB

Saturday, Aug. 08, 2009

On August 8, Taipei Capital sister club enjoyed out of town trip and experienced Bulacan.

They enjoyed snacks at Citang’s snack house. Thank you to PP Maridel for hosting the

lunch at the Subic Yatch Club then did a lot of sightseeing and proceeded to Dampa for

dinner. We had crabs, prawns and seafoods. Dinner was hosted by PP Nini Layug, PP Beth

Lao, Alice Villanueva, Tessie Santos and Mitzi Piad.

PALUTO SA DAMPAPALUTO SA DAMPAPALUTO SA DAMPAPALUTO SA DAMPA

SUBICSUBICSUBICSUBIC

BULACANBULACANBULACANBULACAN

INTERCON HOTELINTERCON HOTELINTERCON HOTELINTERCON HOTEL

Thursday, Aug. 13 & 20, 2009


LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH –––– PASEO DE UNOPASEO DE UNOPASEO DE UNOPASEO DE UNO

Sunday, Aug. 09,2009 Mandarin Hotel

August 9 lunch was hosted by PP Marietha Holmgren at the Paseo Uno of the

Mandarin Oriental. District Governor of 3830, Sid Garcia graced the lunch.

LETLETLETLET’’’’S PARTYS PARTYS PARTYS PARTYSunday, Aug. 09, 2009,

Alabang (House of Rtn. Marissa Fenton)

Dinner was all the way in Alabang. It was the

birthday celebration of Marissa. The night was

filled with fun, food, drinks and dancing.

Thursday, Aug. 13 & 20, 2009


3H Grant 3H Grant 3H Grant 3H Grant

---- UPDATEUPDATEUPDATEUPDATEMonday, Aug. 10, 2009, Brgy.

Calawis, Antipolo

On the fourth day, the

group headed to Calawis,

Antipolo to visit our 3H

Grant project. We were

welcomed by the warm

folks of Antipolo. We met

the Governor, Jun Ynares,

the Mayor, Danilo Leyble

and some important

people. Our group was

headed by DG Sid Garcia,

IPDG Boyet Limon and

DCC Mon Veluz who

inducted our RCC. Lunch

was hosted by PP Mari

Lacson, Jing Sarao and

Shelly Lazaro at Sonia

Roco’s farm in Antipolo.

Dinner was hosted by IPP

Chacha and Randy Perez

at the residence of

Chacha.

Thursday, Aug. 13 & 20, 2009


BUSINESS AFFILIATIONS

Present Positions:

ChairmanVinta Systems, Inc.(Developer of AI-oriented software products)STI College Caloocan; Novaliches

Past Positions:

Founding Chairman STI College (HQ)

Chairman & CEOSystems Standards, Inc.Scala Business Solutions, Inc.Protemps, Inc

Director, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA)

I.T. INDUSTRY and OTHER PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

President South East Asia Regional Computer Confederation 2001President IT Foundation of the Philippines (ITFP) 1999President Philippine Computer Society (PCS) 1982-83;83-84;89-90;2000-011st “Hall of Fame” Awardee Philippine Computer Society 1992Founding President IT Association of the Philippines (ITAP) 1984-86; 1988; 1989; 1999Private Sector National Information Technology Council (NITC) 1994-2000

RepresentativeCo-Chair, HRD Committee IT & E-Commerce Council (ITECC) 2001-2003 Member Governing Council, PCASTRD, DOST 2001-2007Industry Captain, Electronics Sector Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) 1987-1991Member Technical Panel on IT Education, DECS/CHED 1990; 2004-present

Technical Panel On Tech-Voc Education, DECS 1990IT Technical Panel, PCASTRD, DOST 1992

Vice-President, IT & Philippine Chamber of CommerceServices Division/Director and Industry (PCCI) 1992-95; 1998-2000

Chair, IT Committee Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) 1999; 2001

CIVIC-ORIENTED ACTIVITIES and OTHER AFFILIATIONS

MemberNAMFREL National Council 1992-2006

Head, Systems CommitteeNAMFREL Operation Quick Count 1984;86;87;92;95;98;2001;04;07

DirectorSTI College RectoBiometrix Technologies, Inc.

Director, 1st eBankDirector, Aurotech Corp.President, Dataprep Philippines, Inc. EDP Consultant President, Computer Associates, Inc. Methods Coordinator, IBM Philippines, Inc.

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Member, Steering CommitteeCoalition Against Corruption (CAC) 2004-present

Member, Board of TrusteesATRIEV (IT school for the visually-impaired) 2004-present

Vice-Chair, Program Comm.Bishop Businessmen’s Conf. (BBC) 2000-01

MemberCluster on Education, BBC 1998-2000

Past President Rotary Club of Makati-North 1982-83

SenatorMakati Jaycees

PresidentAutomobile Association Philippines (AAP) 2 005-present

Vice-President, FIA Region II Federation Internationale de l'Automobile 2007-present

Past PresidentAuto Rallye Club of the Phils. (ARCP) 1983-90

EDUCATION

Elementary: San Beda College

High School: San Beda CollegeCentennial Awardee for Science and Technology granted by the San Beda Alumni

Association (1995) Bedan of the Century Awardee for Information Technology granted by San Beda College (2001)

College: B.S. Mechanical Eng'g, University of the PhilippinesAchievement Awardee for IT Industry Development granted by the UP Alumni Engineers (2001)

President San Beda College Alumni Association 1998-1999; 1999-2000

* CCP - Certified Computing Professional - awarded by the Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals, Des Moines, Illinois, USA

RCMSL FELLOWSHIPRCMSL FELLOWSHIPRCMSL FELLOWSHIPRCMSL FELLOWSHIP

Monday, Aug. 13, 2009, Pepper Lunch

Fellowship dinner after the

wake of Kenken Binay was at

the Pepper Lunch in Power

plant, Rockwell

Rotary Club of Makati San Lorenzo is now in Facebook:

www.fbook.me/rcmsl

Aug. 26 Governor’s day at Tuloy sa Don Bosco. 12nn.

Aug. 28 Joint meeting with RCME at Turf room Polo

Club. PASIG CLEAN UP. Lead club RCMSL &

RCME.

We would like to appeal to everyone to please settle

their quarterly dues and ads for souvenir program. For

those paid, please disregard this. THANK YOUD

Thursday, Aug. 13 & 20, 2009


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What is Rotary?

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made up of more than 32,000 Rotary clubs in over 200 countries and

geographical areas. The members of these autonomous clubs are

called Rotarians, and they form a global network of 1.2 million

business and professional leaders, all volunteering their time and

talents to serve their communities and the world. Individual Rotary

clubs, in turn, belong to the global association called Rotary

International. Find out more about Rotary’s history and structure.

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If you’re interested in joining a local Rotary club, submit a

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Hold (or be retired from) a professional,

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Have demonstrated a commitment to service

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