SCHOOL: Bicol University College Of Business, Economics and Management
COURSE: BSBA Major in Financial Management
LIKES: anything under the sun...
Sarah Jane A. Olaguera is a daughter of Mr. Cirilo Revilla Olaguera and Mrs. Gina Amistroso Olaguera. She have two brothers ; Nico and Hayram Carlo Mar. Sarah is the only girl among the three. Shes happy living with her family. Though there are many problems encountered by the family, we always see it on a positive side, because we know that we will always surpass whatever the circumstances that we encountered because GOD is always with us. Nothing is impossible when God is with you... hehheheh
She is a third year college student in Bicol University taking up Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in Financial Mangement. College life is hard but its the happiest level in my life... hehhehe Everything that happened was memorable. Failure, sadness, enjoyment, happiness that what i felt... hehhehe
One year to go its graduation day.. excited to walk wearing the TOGA and excited marching with a graduation hymn. after my graduation i am planning to work in a bank in Manila to help my parents and to bring back all the sufferings that they sacrificed for me.
Me and my friends...
My life will never be complete without my friends who are always there for me. Friends who will support you for whatever decisions you will make. Friends that will be candid to you and not tolerate you for your wrong doings.
I am happy living with a simple life. Living in a world that full of love. It is not important to live in a materialistic world what matters most is to live in a peaceful and happy environment with your loved ones.
BICOL UNIVERSITY
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, ECONOMICS and MANAGEMENT
DARAGA, ALBAY
The Bicol University College of Business, Economics and Management (BUCBEM) traces its beginning from the former College of Arts and Sciences which, in accordance with the Comprehensive Development Plan of the Bicol University, was envisioned to split in two distinct and separate colleges at BU Daraga Campus, Daraga, Albay. Its existence as a legal entity was set forth by virtue of Board Resolution No. 75, Series of 2004 which was approved by the Board of Regents of the BicolUniversity on September 10, 2004. The College started its operations on January 1, 2005 under the authority of Administrative Order No. 263, series of 2004.
Henceforth, the College of Business, Economics and Management, has emerged as the center of learning of the BicolUniversity in the fields of business, economics and management. Specifically, the college offers four degree programs namely, Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Bachelor of Science in Accountancy, Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship, and Bachelor of Science in Management. In addition to the core programs, the college also offers Bachelor of Science in Business, Administration majors in Financial Management, Human Resource Development Management, Marketing Management, Operations and Services Management and Microfinance. CBEM is also a hosting college for Graduate Programs, namely:
A. Doctoral
Ph.D. in Public Administration
Ph.D. in Development Management
B. Masteral Programs
Master in Public Administration
Master in Economics
Master in Management
Master in Local Government Management
Master in Cooperative Management
Master in Entrepreneurship
Master in Management major in Human Resource Management
As a young but promising college, the Bicol University College of Business, Economics and Management is mandated to provide its clientele the highest level of quality education in the broad domains of business, economics and management as responsive as possible to the current demands of regional and national development and to the country for global competitiveness.
CBEM VMGOs
Vision
A University of Excellence taking the lead in educating and developing high qualified professionals imbued with the value of industry, nationalism and integrity; dedicated towards the generation, enhancement and transfer of knowledge and technology for the attainment of regional and national development; employing state-of-the-art facilities and learning approaches with competent and committed management, and teaching and non-teaching.
Mission
The aforementioned vision is rooted in Bicol University’s mandate as provided in RA 5521 which is “to give professional and technical training and provide advanced and specialized instruction in literature, philosophy, the science and the arts, besides providing for the promotion of technological researches, (Sec.30)”. Hence, the BU graduates shall be distinguished by their industry, nationalism and integrity. Along this line, extension service to the community and resource generation through its various productive endeavors shall complement the University’s mandate instruction-research function.
CBEM Goals
1. To provide the highest quality of education in the field of business, economics and management that is responsive to regional and national development.
2. To pursue relevant research and extension activities through linkages with business organizations, government and non-government agencies.
3. To initiate vigorously income generating activities for improving the financial capability of the College.
4. To establish the highest degree of efficiency, effectiveness, collegiality in making decisions and transparency in the administrative system.
CBEM Research and Development Thrusts:
Food, security poverty reduction, productivity and income, sustainable development, global competitiveness, and efficient and effective management and operation of the university.
CBEM Extension Program Thrusts:
To effectively contribute to the efforts of Bicol University to improve the quality of life of the Bicolanos. Through its Academe-Community Collaboration for Responsible Development (ACCORD) program, the college shall focus on LEAD concerns: Livelihood Generation, Environment Protection, Administrative Enhancement, and Disaster Mitigation.
CBEM Production Thrust:
To implement Income Generating Projects based of the capabilities of the college, Improvement of facilities and equipment for the benefit of the students and personnel.
Bachelor of Science in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - BSBA major in Human Resource Development Management (HRDM)
- BSBA major in Marketing Management (MM)
- BSBA major in Financial Management (FM)
- BSBA major in Operations and Services Management (OSM)
- BSBA major in Microfinance
Thursday, March 18, 2010
COMPANY PROFILE
Alaska Milk products were first manufactured in the Philippines in 1972 through Holland Milk Products, Inc. (HOMPI), a partnership between AMC's former parent company, General Milling Corporation (GMC), an industrial foods company with interests in flour, feed and soy bean milling, and a Dutch dairy company, Holland Canned Milk International B.V. HOMPI initially manufactured liquid canned filled milk products, (evaporated and sweetened condensed milk) and eventually expanded to manufacture powdered filled milk and UHT milk products division up until AMC's spin-off and incorporation as a separate and independent corporate entity in 1994. It was also a time when the company embarked on a major expansion program which prompted the company to tap the capital markets through an initial public offering (IPO) to raise funds for the capacity expansion of its powdered milk facilities. Alaska Milk shares were listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange in 1995. Post-IPO, GMC held 66% of AMC while 34% was left in free float to the public. In mid-1997, however, GMC transfered its 66% ownership in AMC to individual shareholders of GMC through a property dividend, thus fully divesting its interest in AMC and enabling management to consolidate and focus its efforts in pursuing AMC's interests in the consumer foods industry. Currently, management and strategic partner Campina Melkunie hold 56% while 44% is in public free float.
For over thirty years, AMC has emerged as one of only two major players in the Philippine milk industry, consistently maintaining brand leadership in the liquid canned milk category and holding a strong and growing position in powdered milk. It has also expanded into higher value-added milk products, particularly in UHT/Ready-to-Drink milk category. Apart from growing its core businesses, AMC endeavors to diversity and explore opportunities in related consumer products with global food companies that will complement AMC's existing revenue base.
Mr. Wilfred Uytengsu, Sr. is the Chairman of AMC and Mr. Wilfred Steven Uytengsu, Jr. is the President and Chief Executive Officer.
OUR VISION...
Is to be a leading consumer foods company with a diversified portfolio of consumer food brands and products that are market leaders in their respective categories.
OUR MISSION...
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
We will continue to build on the strengths and competitive attributes of the ALASKA brand and develop its full marketing potential. We will develop new products and identify market opportunities, mindful of our task to be responsive to the ever changing and growing needs of our consumers.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Customer relationship is an integral part of building the Alaska business. We aim to provide our partners in trade the best and most efficient service, making use of leading edge technology to ensure timely product availability and accessibility. We strive to know and understand our customers fully to bridge the gap between what they need and what we can give.
QUALITY
Ultimately, the consumer whom we serve and their level of satisfaction with our products become our final judge and jury. We are committed to deliver high quality milk and other consumer food products from production to consumption. We will respond to the call to deliver higher quality nutrition to every Filipino home.
PEOPLE
We recognize that our people, the Alaska Team Members, are on of our most important assets and we are committed to promote their safety and welfare. Their wealth of experience, ideas, dedication and strong work ethic lay the foundation for the Company's continued success. It is our goal as much as it is theirs, to pursue and reach their full potentials through continuing education, training, and skills-enhancement programs. We challenge each individualby providing the opportunity to contribute to the Company's endeavors.
PROFITABLE GROWTH
Growth that creates value for our shareholders is paramount. We will deploy our resources on investment opportunities that are within our core competence and yield excellent returns relative to its risks and which are consistent with our growth objectives.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
We recognize our role in nation building by promoting the protection of the environment and taking part in various community-building projects that help enhance and uplift the quality of life of the underprivileged and the marginalizedsectors of our soul.
THE PERSONS BEHIND THE SUCCESS OF THE CORPORATION
AARON D. FULTON Director, Operations
ANSELMA G. CABANTAN Asst. Vice President, Information Systems
MA. BELEN M. FERNANDO Vice-President, Marketing
Ernesto L. Ponce Director, Engineering Services
SANTIAGO A. POLIDO Vice President, Corporate Affairs
ALFREDO B. JAVIER Asst. Vice President, Internal Audit
WILFRED STEVEN UYTENGSU, JR. President and Chief Executive Officer
REYCELLE M. RODRIGUEZ Director Materials Management
THOMAS NILSSON Director, UHT Operations
JOSELITO J. SARMIENTO, JR. Senior Vice President Chief Financial Officer
FRANCISCO T. IDIAN Vice President, Sales ARNOLD L. ABAD Vice-President, Accounting & Controller
Milestones
In 1972, Alaska began caring for the Filipino family by providing quality milk products for good nutrition and health. Since then, it has shown its caring in other ways: through programs that promote sports development, campaigns that foster good values among children and product innovations aimed at enhancing the Filipino's health and welfare. It is this commitment to the Filipino that has made Alaska a leading brand. In 1996, the mission of caring for the Filipino and bringing nutrition to each home grows stronger than ever, as Alaska looks forward to the next 25 years.
FAQs
1. Where is the corporate office of Alaska Milk Corporation office? 6th Flr, Corinthian Plaza, Paseo de Roxas Building, Makati City, Manila. 840-4500
2. I am interested in finding out more about the history of Alaska Milk Coporation. How did the Company begin? Alaska Milk products were first manufactured in the Philippines in 1972 through Holland Milk Products, Inc. (HOMPI), a partnership between AMC's former parent company, General Milling Corporation (GMC), an industrial foods company with interests in flour, feed and soy bean milling, and a Dutch dairy company, Holland Canned Milk International B.V. HOMPI initially manufactured liquid canned filled milk products, (evaporated and sweetened condensed milk) and eventually expanded to manufacture powdered filled milk and UHT milk products division up until AMC's spin-off and incorporation as a separate and independent corporate entity in 1994. Shortly after its incorporation, Alaska Milk shares were listed in the Philippine Stock Exchange in 1995.
3. Is Alaska Milk Corporation involved in other sports activities aside from its participation in the PBA? Alaska believes that sports play an important role in instilling the value of discipline, hard work, team work and determination among the youth. These fundamental values develop character and are necessary attributes for success as much as good health and proper nutrition. Alaska's Sports Development Program, through the ALASKA POWER CAMP, is a vehicle to get the youth to develop their skills in volleyball, football and karting.
Aside from the Power Camp, the Alaska Football Cup is held every November at the Ayala Alabang Country Club fields. It consistently gathers over 200 teams and 3,000 boys and girls, ages 7-17 years old, from different parts of the country. These young football enthusiasts come together to compete in various age divisions, even traveling from far distances to compete. To date, it is the biggest amateur football tournament in the country.
4. Is Alaska Milk Corporation involved in any CSR (corporate social responsibility) activities? The company partnered with Gawad Kalinga and the Municipality of San Pedro, Laguna in order to construct 100 homes in the six-hectare relocation site in Bayan-bayanan, Barangay San Vicente. The village will be the new home for some of the municipality's squatters. The company chose San Pedro, Laguna because it has been the home of AMC's manufacturing plant since 1972 and is Alaska's turn to give to the residents who welcomed them into their municipality.
To promote good nutrition for kids, Alaska Milk Corporation has formed ties with Children's Hour as well. Company employees and even Alaska Aces players and coaching staff are invited to donate a percentage of their salaries to the fund.
5. Who was the first endorser of Alaska Milk? The very first TVC produced for the brand came out in 1976 featuring then basketball import Cisco Oliver along with Michael, the Alaska Boy. It did not just popularize the lines "Yeah men!" and "Wala pa rin tatalo sa Alaska", it also propelled the brand to leadership position.
6. Is Alaska Milk Corporation a publicly listed company? Alaska Milk Corporation is a publicly listed company since 1995. For more information, please check the Investors Relations section of the website.
7. Who is the Alaska Boy on the cover? The Alaska boy on the label of some of the Alaska Milk products is an artist's rendition of a fictional character with brown/ blond hair and blue eyes. This trademark device came with the purchase of the Alaska milk brand from Holland Milk Products Inc (Netherlands). All trademark owners of the Alaska brand use an Alaska boy on their label though the rendition may differ depending on the country. The most popular and widely believed story is that the boy is Michael Uytengsu, the son of current AMC Chairman Wilfred Uytengsu and brother of present AMC President and CEO Wilfred Steven Uytengsu, Jr. However, Michael Uytengsu is the "Alaska boy" who appeared in the 1974 commercial "Alaska One-on-One." Check it out in this website.
8. What are the different products does Alaska Milk Corporation manufacture? Alaska produces 8 different milk products: Alaska evaporated milk, Alaska condensed milk, Alaska evaporated creamer and Alaska condensed creamer, Alaska powdered filled milk and ready-to-drink milk such as Alaska Fresh and Alaska Slim milk and Yamoo flavored milk.
9. Aside from milk products, is Alaska Milk Corporation involved in other business? Alaska Milk Corporation currently has a partnership with Kelloggs due the complementary nature of the two products and the two companies' thrust in promoting "healthy breakfast = cereals + milk", and the former's strong operational structure and distribution capabilities.
10. Who Heads Alaska Milk Corporation? Wilfred Uytengsu, Sr. is the chairman of Alaska Milk Corporation. His son Wilfred Steven Uytengsu, Jr. is the president and CEO and is currently in charge of running the day to day operations of the company.
ANSELMA G.
