KCFI welcomes new board members

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Friday, 18 May 2012

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Joaquin Quintos IV of IBM ASEAN, De La Salle University-Manila president Bro. Armin Luistro, Juan Miguel Luz of the National Institute for Policy Studies, and UNICEF representative to the Philippines Vanessa Tobin. Photo shows (bottom row, from left): KCFI president and executive director Rina Lopez Bautista; Lopez Group chairman Oscar M. Lopez; and Felipe Alfonso of Meralco; (middle row) Luz; Dr. Fe Hidalgo, formerly of the Department of Education; Angela Travis, proxy for Tobin; Ramon Jimenez Jr. of Jimenez Basic; and (top row) Atty. Roderico Puno of Puno & Puno Law Offices; Carlo Katigbak of SkyCable; and Quintos. Not in photo: Eugenio Lopez III of ABS-CBN Corp., Luistro and Tobin. (Dittie Galang)

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