AYLC Alumni make their move for TEN (The Entire Nation) Moves

Here’s some awesome news about our AYLC alumni who have been making their moves for TEN (The Entire Nation) Moves, a nationwide fundraising campaign for the construction of public school classrooms all over the Philippines.

They’ve made their move — how about you? What’s your move? 🙂

TEN Moves is looking for 2 million Filipinos who will commit to donate 10 pesos a day for 10 months. This is P300/month for 10 months, or a 1-time gift of P3,000.00.

Imagine if all of us in AYLC can help out and make a move! 😉

Read the story: http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/51523/six-young-student-leaders-aim-to-build-10000-classrooms

Story featured in June 7, 2012 Philippine Daily Inquirer.

TABANG! Update: 36 boxes for Christmas

TABANG! Update: We’re fresh from the Philippine Air Force and later on today, we’ll be sending 36 boxes of relief goods to our friends in Iligan City! Through your help, we’ve sent 60 cases of water (1440 500ml bottles) to our friends, 300 bottles of rubbing alcohol and cotton rolls, 300 bars of body soap, and 300 sachets of detergent soap. Also, we bought 50 bottles of much needed betadine and we sent out 305 pairs of slippers and shoes! 

Through your donations, we’ve also sent out nine big boxes of clothes, nine boxes of toys, and an assortment of toiletries and other goodies that our friends in Iligan desperately need. 

Maraming salamat sa lahat ng mga alumni who donated, brought in clothes and cash, volunteered in repacking and hauling at their local relief operation centers, and those who continuously prayed for the victims and the volunteers. You are our heroes. 

Thank you, for your kind donations! Despite the circumstances, we have made Christmas just a little bit brighter for some of our friends in CDO and Iligan. Let’s continue making Christmas brighter for them by donating and sharing water to our friends this Christmas. With a donation of just P230, you can make a family happy by providing them water this Christmas!

Happy Holidays!

 

Water for Christmas

This Christmas, why not sponsor water for a family in CDO and Iligan? For P230.00 you can provide our friends in Mindanao a box of bottled water.

Donate now! The Ayala Young Leaders Alumni Association is calling for kind individuals who wish to donate and sponsor water for a family.

Send your donations to:

Account Name: MICHELLE B. ALMENARIO (official AYLAA Treasurer)
Account No.: 0039-2797-62 (Savings)
Bank/Branch: BPI/Philamlife Tower

(This account is solely used for our projects. For monitoring and acknowledging our sponsors, please send me a text message at 09176649216 after you have donated. Thank you!)

Water for Christmas

This Christmas, why not sponsor water for a family in CDO and Iligan? For P230.00 you can provide our friends in Mindanao a box of bottled water.

Donate now! The Ayala Young Leaders Alumni Association is calling for kind individuals who wish to donate and sponsor water for a family.

Send your donations to:

Account Name: MICHELLE B. ALMENARIO (official AYLAA Treasurer)
Account No.: 0039-2797-62 (Savings)
Bank/Branch: BPI/Philamlife Tower

(This account is solely used for our projects. For monitoring and acknowledging our sponsors, please send me a text message at 09176649216 after you have donated. Thank you!)

81 delegates of AYLC 2012 named!

Out of the 179 outstanding student leaders from all over the country who were called in for interview last Nov. 22-24, 81 of them made the cut and will be invited to participate in the 14th Ayala Young Leaders Congress (AYLC 2012) on Feb. 7-10, 2012 in Tagaytay.

These top 81 emerged from about 800 applications received this year, and have successfully passed  the different phases of AYLC’s rigorous screening process. They will now undergo a 4-day leadership summit which will feature talks, outdoor activities, plenary sessions and workshop group discussions.  Well-known and highly respected leaders from government, civil society, business, the arts, media and entertainment will share their own leadership stories and experiences that will challenge participants’ perspectives and paradigms.

The Ayala Young Leaders Congress is a concrete expression of the Ayala Group’s commitment to national development. It is the keystone of “Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders”, the youth leadership development program launched in 1998 by the Ayala group of companies as a strategic investment in the youth, and ultimately, in the future of the country.

Ayala’s dream is to nurture a community and form a network of values-based and principled Filipino leaders  committed passionately to nation building and to uplifting the lives of their fellow Filipinos.

 

VIEW THE RESULTS HERE!

 

Extend help to CDO, Iligan and Negros Oriental

Mga kapatid,

In the aftermath of typhoon Sendong, we hope that you and your families are all safe. Our hearts go out to the victims of the typhoon who have lost so much to the destructive ways of the typhoon. We pray for all the victims and their families as they struggle through these very trying times.

As the country struggles to bring back order after this devastating aftermath, we call out to our alumni and ask for your help. We hope that every alumni can find time to do a few simple acts of kindness and spread some love all around.

Volunteer. Share. Love. Donate.

We’re accepting donations from our alumni, as we will send these through out friends of the PAF. We ask you more importantly to donate and help our brothers and sisters to get them through these very trying times. Any amount you will share to these families will definitely go a long way.

Please deposit cash donations to:

Account Name: MICHELLE B. ALMENARIO (Official AYLAA Treasurer)

Account No.: 0039-2797-62 (Savings)

Bank/Branch: BPI/Philamlife Tower

For tracking of your deposits, please text the following people in order for us to keep track of our donations.

Mich Almenario (2002, AYLA Treasurer): 09178406424

Lis Baumgart (2007, AYLC Alumni Relations Officer): 09178545191

For more information to donate (cash or in-kind) you may get in touch with AYLC Alumni Relations Officer Lis Buamgart at 09178545191 or email baumgart.ep@ayalafoundation.org

Thank you!

AYLC Alumni Relations

11/11/11 News: AYLC 2012 Panel Interviews

179 make it to the AYLC 2012 Panel Interviews

809 started. 709 screened. 179 make the cut!

After going through a series of screenings under this year’s more rigorous selection process, 179 student leaders from the different schools and universities all over the Philippines emerge as qualifiers for the 14^th Ayala Young Leaders Congress (AYLC 2012) Panel Interviews on November 22-24, 2011.

Held every year at Ayala Corporation’s headquarters in Ayala Tower One in Makati City, the Panel Interviews is the final stage of screening. Top executives and HR personnel from the Ayala Group of Companies compose panels that will choose the top 81 from the pool of interviewees. These 81 outstanding student leaders get to move on as delegates to the Congress on February 7-10, 2012, at Alfonso, Cavite.

Coming forward with their leadership experiences and active involvement in their schools and communities, these 179 young leaders will vie for a spot in the Congress, where they will further develop their leadership skills and grow into servant leaders for this country. Already on its 14^th year, the Ayala Young Leaders Congress is a concrete expression of the Ayala Group’s commitment to national development.

 

Name	School
Joerem Cuenco	Angeles University Foundation
Abriam Josh Esteban	Angeles University Foundation
Cheska Mikaela Kabiling	Angeles University Foundation
Mark Allen Bañares	Aquinas University of Legazpi
Valerie Rose Chan	Aquinas University of Legazpi
Mark Kevin Vidar	Araullo University-PHINMA
Monica Bruce	Assumption College
Paolo Cansino	Ateneo de Davao University
Gabriel Ignacio Alejo	Ateneo De Manila University
Dom Joseph Bulan	Ateneo De Manila University
Jose Eos Trinidad	Ateneo De Manila University
Ma. Josefa Almarez	Ateneo De Naga University
Aries John Pineda	Baliuag University
James Paul Sevilla	Baliuag University
Nick Sibaen	Benguet State University
Julius Dado	Bulacan State University
Sandra Jane Soon	Cebu Institute of Technology
Roselle Margaret Dangin	Cebu Normal University
Mary Lourdes Melloria	Cebu Normal University
Albert Ngujo	Cebu Normal University
Albert Jan Matthew Java	Central Philippine University
Nonito Pasuelo Jr.	Central Philippine University
Kristine Bernadete Sasi	Centro Escolar University – Manila
Meccar Moniem Elino	Davao Doctors College
Nikaela Katrina Gamboa	De La Salle – Lipa
Katrina Elaine Laygo	De La Salle – Lipa
Carlo Joshua Robleza	De La Salle University – College of Saint Benilde
Michael James Fabian	De La Salle University – Dasmariñas
Lauren Robee Grace Enriquez	De La Salle University – Manila
Peniel Jean Gildo	De La Salle University – Manila
Janine Grace Noblezada	De La Salle University – Manila
Ryan Ramirez	Divine Word College of Legazpi
Jayvee Badile	Far Eastern University
John Michael Lava	Far Eastern University
Richard Yatar	Far Eastern University
Mar Kevin Billones	Filamer Christian College
Philip Jayson Falcis	Filamer Christian College
Aldren Fuentes	Filamer Christian College
Vincent John Fuentes	Filamer Christian College
Nico Jay Herrera	Foundation University
Robbie Austen Vailoces	Foundation University
Arnie Victus Alvarado	Holy Angel University
Gieno Lee Ilagan	Holy Angel University
Jan Kevin Mendoza	Immaculate Conception Major Seminary
Rapael Cedrick Merculio	Immaculate Conception Major Seminary
Jersey Prepose	Immaculate Conception Major Seminary
Derick James Vergara	Immaculate Conception Major Seminary
Catherine Yasay	John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation – Alijis,Bacolod
Jason Vincent Caldeo	John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation – Molo
Al Mae Deriada	John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation – Molo
Rodgie Siat	John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation – Molo
Adrian Huesca	John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation Maritime University – Arevalo
Mark Collin Solas	John B. Lacson Colleges Foundation Maritime University – Arevalo
Nikki Manuel Coronel	La Consolacion University Philippines
Charisse Mae Salcedo	La Salle University Ozamis City
Zairah Maine Aguila	Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation
Uzziel Abib Gabiola	Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation
Raynell Inojosa	Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation
Alyssa Lagrama	Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation
Julius Macaraig	Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation
Randell Dan Dalire	Mariano Marcos State University
Ruben Mateo Jr.	Mariano Marcos State University
Michael Elechicon	Mindanao State University – General Santos
Norbert Germano	Mindanao State University – Marawi
Mariz Jor Paler	Mindanao State University – Marawi
Jonito Estillore Jr.	Mindanao University of Science and Technology
Alfredo Vicera Jr.	Mindanao University of Science and Technology
Alvin Joseph Caseja	Mother of Good Counsel Seminary
Dominic Mari Reyes	Mother of Good Counsel Seminary
Mary Joy Delos Reyes	Pamantasan Ng Lungsod Ng Maynila
Florante Galura Jr.	Pamantasan Ng Lungsod Ng Maynila
Joselyn Advincula	Philippine Military Academy
Charles Leiand Regala	Philippine Military Academy
Marc Francis Bauya	Philippine National Police Academy
Jhon Felix Pascual	Philippine National Police Academy
Eden Maizelle Taga-Amo	Philippine National Police Academy
Jayson Jimenez	Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Rodelle Lavarias	Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Jose Mari Pineda	Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Christian Awilan	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Rhaian Corpuz	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Norvin De Ocampo	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
John Dela Cruz	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Joel Ebalan	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Jorald Mangohig	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Phil Collins Nequinto	Ramon Magsaysay Technological University
Nerwin Balilu	Republic Central Colleges
John Francis Aberion	Rogationist seminary College-Manila
Francis Dominic Vergara	Rogationist seminary College-Manila
Allan Castro	Saint Louis University
Richard Allen Amazona	San Beda College
Michael Kevin Fabian	San Beda College
Kenneth Conrad Matias	San Beda College
Jan Audrey Sanchez	San Pedro College, Inc.
John Michael Tagsa	San Pedro College, Inc.
Cherry Mae Gumapac	Silliman University
Luigi Anthonoel Chan	Southwestern University
Christian John Atienza	St. Augustine Seminary
Kier Genil	St. Augustine Seminary
Heribert Miado	St. Augustine Seminary
Cris Raymund Viray	St. Paul College of Quezon City
Katrina Bulgar	St. Paul University Manila
Nescel Mark Barrera	St. Paul University of Dumaguete
Eduard Joseph Narciso	St. Paul University of Dumaguete
John Rex Baltazar Jr.	St. Paul University of Iloilo
Lorrie Ann Mascenon	St. Scholastica’s College
Anna Bianca Sarte	St. Scholastica’s College
Angel Marie Ysik	Sultan Kudarat State University – Access Campus (Main)
Joshua Peter Cadoy	Technological Institute of The Philippines – Manila
Gendale Lipata	Technological Institute of The Philippines – Manila
Maica Erika Catalan	Technological Institute of the Philippines – Quezon City
Lindakris Almendral	Universidad De Sta. Isabel
Roe Mendoza	Universidad De Sta. Isabel
Sareana Ayra Nacario	Universidad De Sta. Isabel
Christianne Mary Villanueva	Universidad De Sta. Isabel
James Caswang	University of Asia and the Pacific
Jose Romano Mira	University of Asia and the Pacific
Josemari Lorenzo Valdez	University of Asia and the Pacific
Albert Gonzalo Ii Bautista	University of Baguio
George Dieyouson Estabillo	University of Baguio
Raymond Sakiwat	University of Baguio
Jezreel Ezer Archival	University of Cebu
Kenneth Jhon Babaran	University of La Salette
Ronell De Venecia	University of La Salette
Daisy May Nonato	University of Negros Occidental – Recoletos
Gilmar Morino	University of Nueva Caceres
Corina Oliver	University of Nueva Caceres
Shara April Pagsuyoin	University of Nueva Caceres
Mary Allysa Jenica Sariba	University of Nueva Caceres
John Paul Taday	University of Nueva Caceres
Jayson Lomboy	University of Pangasinan-PHINMA
Jejomar Quiros	University of Pangasinan-PHINMA
Jennel Bermundo	University of Rizal System
Leonard Cabaliw	University of Rizal System
Jonathan Luris	University of Rizal System
Jackson Apostol	University of Saint Louis
Maynard Guinucay	University of Saint Louis
Tirso Mangada	University of Saint Louis
Lorraine Chavez	University of San Agustin
Jerald Ambe	University of San Jose – Recoletos
Sheila Marie Dandan	University of San Jose – Recoletos
Johnel Luceno	University of San Jose – Recoletos
Sherry Ann Cantor	University of Santo Tomas
Martin Sylvan Dacles	University of Santo Tomas
Roman Gerard Enguero	University of Santo Tomas
Katherine Marl Ferrer	University of Santo Tomas
Christopher Bernard Javier	University of Santo Tomas
Pio Sanchez	University of Santo Tomas
Kimberly Tiam-Lee	University of Santo Tomas
Noel Buenafe Jr.	University of Southern Mindanao
Jalvin James Gaspan	University of Southern Mindanao
Ma. Jerilee Cabello	University of Southern Philippines Foundation
Marc Kevin Jabay	University of St. La Salle
Abigail Marie Tupas	University of St. La Salle
Teodoro Angelo Villanueva	University of St. La Salle
Lois Belingon	University of the Cordilleras
Argelyn Adlawon	University of the Philippines – Cebu
King Anthony Perez	University of the Philippines – Cebu
Paulina Regine Miranda	University of the Philippines – Diliman
Ramon Miguel Panis	University of the Philippines – Diliman
Ihna Alyssa Marie Santos	University of the Philippines – Diliman
Kim Sony Mendoza	University of the Philippines – Los Baños
Marianne May Loquias	University of the Philippines – Mindanao
Francis Eric Almaquer	University of the Philippines – Visayas
Tracy Nombres	University of the Philippines – Visayas
Edisen Mamauag	Wesleyan University – Philippines
Vanns Payawal	Wesleyan University – Philippines
Ronnel Simbulan	Wesleyan University – Philippines
John Christian Tadique	Wesleyan University – Philippines
Lucellie Santibañez	West Negros University
Jester Paul Bacabac	West Visayas State University
Val Justin Deatras	West Visayas State University
Mary Jade Gabanes	West Visayas State University
G.L. John Haro	West Visayas State University
Jaywardene Hontoria	West Visayas State University
Keziah Huelar	West Visayas State University
Rudiver Jungco Jr.	West Visayas State University
Dean Cris Acabo	Xavier University
Franz Daryl Magriña	Xavier University

AYLC 2012 APPLICATION EXTENDED!

AYLC 2012 applications are extended to August 31, 2011, 11:59 p.m.

 

ANNOUNCEMENT: 
We will continue to accept student online applications and online assessments until 11:59pm of August 31, Wednesday to accommodate applicants and assessors who are having difficulty accessing the site due to heavy traffic. To avoid possible site traffic, please be advised not to wait until August 31 to submit your applications.

Thank you for your understanding and we apologize for this inconvenience.

AYLC SECRETARIAT

Taking Starfish Online: Call for applications to the Editorial Board

Dear Alumni,

This is it! This is the best news yet!

Missed your favorite magazine? Missed your dose of inspiration? Missed writing?

Well, weeeee’re back! Starfish Magazine will be back this year, and we are finally going online!

But we need you! Let’s take Starfish Online! We need an editorial board! And with over 900 talented alumni, we’re pretty sure that our Starfish Editors are among them. And that’s you!

Apply now! Check out the note below on how to apply!

Thanks!

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Please distribute to your respective AYLA batch e-groups. Apologies to those who will receive this email more than once.

Taking Starfish Online: Call for Applications to the Editorial Board
Overview 

The Starfish program remains to be one of the highlights of the Ayala Young Leaders alumni community activities.  Since Starfish started in 2005, it has successfully provided a venue for alumni to share their leadership stories and insights, despite the many management and financial challenges encountered along the way.  The clamor to revive the Starfish project is strong among the alumni pool, as well as the Ayala Young Leaders Congress program movers and executives. Starfish has great significance in developing an identity for the Ayala Young Leaders alumni community.

The formal creation of the Ayala Young Leaders Alumni Association (AYLAA) in 2011 brings forth many changes for the Starfish project. First, Starfish will be directly managed and financed by the AYLAA, as one of its key result areas. Second, Starfish will be taken to an online platform to ease the financial challenges of seeking quarterly printing expenses in Starfish’ magazine format. And third, Starfish takes on a more nuanced twist in its approach as a platform for youth empowerment – it will now adopt the mission and vision of the AYLAA:

Mission: Leaders Empowering Leaders
Vision: A vibrant community of Filipino youth servant leaders who create and implement relevant, sustainable, and impactful programs that contribute to nation-building

With this in mind, Starfish opens a new chapter.

This document serves as a conceptual teaser, and an open invitation to all alumni who are willing to commit to the revival and sustainability of Starfish.

The New Starfish

Starfish will be made available as an online platform. This allows for faster uploads for articles, photos, and other information.

Starfish will remain to be a venue for the alumni to share their leadership experiences and insights. Content will be guided by the AYLAA mission and vision, with special interest of highlighting “Filipino youth servant leadership”.

As per content categorizations, Starfish Online will be guided by the pegs of Time online, and The Huffington Post. Both of these pegs offer a range of content – news, opinion, politics, entertainment, lifestyle, technology, among others. Starfish wants to cover the range of youth topics that cannot be handled by its former magazine format.

CALL FOR EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS

In light of the efforts to revive Starfish, positions are available for the editorial board. The following posts are open for applications:

§  Editor-in-chief

o   Handles over-all coordination of the operations and editorial direction of Starfish

o   Represents Starfish to the AYLAA Steering Committee, and directly supervised by the AYLAA Research and Knowledge Management Head and Starfish Editorial Adviser

o   Represents Starfish to external partners, in coordination with the AYLAA Steering Committee

§  Associate Editor

o   Handles the generation and coordination for article production

§  Managing Editor

o   Handles the operational matters of Starfish, including but are not limited to: monitoring and tracking of website-related concerns, marketing and promotions,

§  Regular Columnists (at least 3)

o   Contributes articles on a regular basis (i.e., bi-monthly), based on specialized topics

§  Web Editor

o   Handles all web-related concerns – website hosting, designs, features, among others.

Starfish will still be open for contributions from non-members of the Editorial Board.

Application

To apply for the said positions, you must be an alumnus/alumna of the Ayala Young Leaders Congress, preferably a bona fide member of the AYLAA. Kindly email ayla@ayalayoungleaders.ph for details on AYLAA membership.

For applicants, please email the following to Czarina Medina at czarinamedina@alumni.ateneo.edu by July 29, Friday:

§  Updated CV, with recent photo – make sure to indicate your AYLC batch
§  Three (3) sample works related to the position you are applying for
§  An essay of 200-300 words detailing how you can perform the functions that you are applying for given your current commitments.

Membership in the Editorial Board is a volunteer opportunity. However, AYLAA will cover operational expenses and other allowances for the editorial board members to cover for the demands of the production process.

Additional questions may be addressed to Czarina Medina through the email address indicated above.

Thank you very much!

 

AYLC holds Student Leadership Development Forum, officially launches AYLC 2012

OVER 120 school officials from universities and colleges from all over the Philippines met for a Student Leadership Development Forum organized by the Ayala Young Leaders Congress (AYLC) Program. The event was keynoted by Commission on Higher Education (Ched) Chair Dr. Patricia Licuanan.

The Student Leadership Development Forum highlighted on the vital role educators play in the leadership formation of their students. With her experiences in the academe, as a psychologist, and now as Ched Chair, Licuanan shared her insights on student leadership development in the context of higher education.

“Apart from sharing with our guests updates on the AYLC program, we invited Dr. Licuanan to deliver a keynote speech and share her insights on leadership development in the context of higher education institutions. Her sharing will provide our audience new perspectives and a greater sense of responsibility for the role they play as formators of leaders for our country. She will emphasize the need for schools to see their role not just in terms of developing skills for their graduates’ employment but as key drivers in bringing change to our country through leadership development,” said AYLC program director John Philip Orbeta.

The forum likewise marked the official launch of the 14^th cycle of the National Ayala Young Leaders Congress. Now on its 14^th year, the search is once again open for nominees to the annual leadership congress.

The AYLC is the flagship program for youth development created in 1999 by the Ayala group of companies as a concrete expression of its commitment to national development. Now approaching its 14^th year, AYLC continues to fuel the dream of nurturing a corps of servant leaders who will use their leadership to help uplift the lives of Filipinos.

“Today also marks the formal start of our 14^th AYLC cycle and our call for nominees from your respective institutions. We go through this process of searching for student leaders to take part in AYLC each year and through the past 13 years, our conviction and hope for change in our country have grown stronger,” said Fernando Zobel de Ayala, President and Chief Operating Officer of Ayala Corporation, in his opening message.

New innovations have been introduced into the AYLC program, widening its scope of partner schools, introducing an online application process, and adopting a post-congress mentoring program for the AYLC delegates.

“We have expanded our scope of schools to include seminaries, the Philippine National Police Academy, and Pamulaan School for Indigenous people in recognition of the need of these sectors for more servant leaders. We believe that leadership is best learned when it is practiced or applied immediately and in a concrete manner. Because of this, we have strengthened our push for AYLC delegates to pursue change projects at their school and community level,” said Orbeta.

Over the years, the AYLC Program maintains to strengthen its partnerships with its partner schools even beyond the annual congress in hopes developing more young leaders across the country. The AYLC has piloted a mentoring program to strengthen the involvement of schools in the continuous development of young leaders.

“Through programs like the student leadership development forum, AYLC hopes to build in school leaders a deeper sense of mission not just in education but in leadership formation. In the coming years, AYLC hopes to develop relevant programs such as helping adults work with youth leaders better,” explained Orbeta.

Expanding its reach of developing more young leaders in the country, the event likewise introduced a new leadership program that was inspired by the AYLC. The Leadership Communities program is a multi-stakeholder program developed by Ayala Foundation, Inc. Under the program, partner schools form a “Leadership Community” that will champion youth leadership development in its area.

“Because of your continued support and belief in our goals, AYLC has gained credibility and recognition in the youth leadership development field. Through AYLC, we have been able to draw needed attention to youth leadership development resulting to expansion efforts giving birth to a number of Ayala Foundation-led leadership development initiatives such as the Education & Livelihood Skills Alliance or ELSA Young Leaders Camp, the Cultures Across Mindanao Program sponsored by the US Embassy and USAID, numerous leadership camps, and most recently, the Leadership Communities program for Catanduanes and Oriental Mindoro,” said Ayala.

As the Ayala group of companies continues with its commitment to national development and nurturing young leaders, the AYLC alumni community continues to grow. To date, there are 963 AYLC alumni located all over the country, and the world, working in their respective sectors as catalysts for change.

“We, in the Ayala group, remain steadfast in our commitment to principled leadership and to service for national development. We organize AYLC and our top executives take part in it each year because we firmly believe in our dream that in the near future, principled, values-based servant leadership will be the norm and corrupt, self serving leaders, the exception. We see our Ayala Young Leaders and the many everyday young heroes and change-makers in your respective schools setting the new standard of leadership in our country,” said Ayala.

Annually, the program receives more than 600 applications nationwide. Applications for the congress will undergo a rigorous screening and selection process, before being shortlisted to the top 150 applicants. The top 150 applicants will undergo another round of screening, where they will be asked to come to the Ayala Corporation’s headquarters in Makati City for their panel interview. The top 80 delegates will be selected from this final leg of screening process. Delegates to the annual AYLC will participate in three days of lectures, panel discussions, workshops, and outdoor challenges designed to hone their leadership potential and inspire them to lead lives of integrity and to continue working for the good for their community and country.

Nominations to the AYLC 2012 are open until August 22,2011, interested applicants may visit their Student Affairs Office for more details or visit http://www.ayalayoungleaders.ph. The AYLC 2012 is set on February 7 to 10, 2012 at the San Miguel Corporation Management Training Center, in Alfonso, Cavite.

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A copy of Dr. Licuanan’s presentation is made available. This may be downloaded through the links below. (Made available in both .ppt and .pptx verions)

AYLC 2012 Student Leadership Development Forum – Ched Chair Dr. Patricia Licuanan (.pptx version)

AYLC 2012 Student Leadership Development Forum – Ched Chair Dr. Patricia Licuanan (.ppt version)

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Empowering Leadership. Passion for Service. Great love for country. APPLY NOW for the 14th National Ayala Young Leaders Congress 2012!