Arman Toga will run the NPC, the oldest, prestigious press club in the country, with 154 current members coming from the print, broadcast and television networks based here in Bacolod City for this year's term.
The other elected NPC officers are Edgar Lucasan, DyRL program manager as vice president; Clarence Locsin of DyWB-Bombo Radyo, secretary; Aquilino "Boy" Ciocon of DyRL, Treasurer; Chrysee Samillano of Daily Star, Auditor.
Meanwhile, the outgoing NPC President John Elmer Ubaldo in his inaugural address on June 4, 2011 mentioned his 11-point of priorities:
- Strengthening the media profession and camaraderie
- Improving and polishing the talents and skills of the members
- Educating members
- Holding health missions
- Providing medical assistance to members
- Holding sports activities
- Creating NPC website
- Reviewing club's history
- Reviving the "Meet the Press" program
- Coming up with NPC newsletter
- Practicing a sound financial management
In like manner, let's look forward for NDB Arman Toga for his planned projects for the NPC members' welfare.
Congratulations Arman and more power.
Congratulations Arman and more power.
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Arman Toga and the other officers! Hope this year will be a productive one for them.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the newly elected offers of the Negros Press Club. I hope the projects set by the former president have seen fruition and I'm looking forward to hearing about new president's plans. :) Here's to the upholding of responsible journalism in the country!
ReplyDeletecongatulations to him. i also like the 11 points of the former president, i hope the new pres. can continue it.
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