SM “adopts” Baguio City in National Resilience Council’s Resilient Local Government Unit Program through the Adopt-A-City initiative and joins Manila, Bataan, Naga, Ormoc, Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, and Tiwi.
From left to right seated are ARISE-Philippines Co-chair VAdm. Alexander P. Pama, SM SVP for Operations Engr. Bien C. Mateo, SM Prime Holdings Inc. President Jeffrey C. Lim, Baguio City Mayor Hon. Benjamin B. Magalong, NRC Executive Director Silvestre Barrameda Jr., Carlos P. Romulo Foundation for Peace and Development Board of Trustee Liana Elena M. Romulo, Zuellig Family Foundation President Austere Panadero and Baguio City’s Assistant Department Head Antonette Anaban.
Also joining them in the photo are: (standing) SM Prime’s Chairman of the Executive Committee, Hans T. Sy (3rd from right) with (L-R) Deputy DRM Officer Louie Glenn Lardizabal, Baguio’s CDRRM Officer Stephanie Trinidad, SM Prime’s Board of Director Jorge Mendiola, DENR’s Undersecretary Marilou Erni, Baguio City Councilor Hon. Maximo Edwin Jr., and Vice-President for Corporate Compliance Group for SM Supermalls Engr. Liza Silerio.
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