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IIEE IBC 3RD TECHNICAL SEMINAR, FELLOWSHIP NIGHT, GENERAL
ASSEMBLY & ELECTION OF OFFICERS, SEPTEMBER 04 -05, 2014
The IIEE-IBC notably facilitated its 2014 3rd Technical Seminar,
General Assembly, and Election of Officers last September 4-5, 2014 at
Mar Ro’s Cocina, Garcia Bldg., Quezon Ave. Ext., Iligan City.
MOTORCADE AND PLANT TOUR
Iligan Bay Officers
prepare and get
ready for the
motorcade
Iligan Bay Chapter
on their motorcade
around the city
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The morning of the first day started with a bang through a motorcade
around the city of Iligan. The motorcade was participated by the Chapter
Officers, members, partner sponsors, and CSCs from St. Peter’s College and
Lyceum of Iligan Foundation. After the well participated motorcade, the
group then proceeded to Agus 4 HEP Complex in Nangka, Balo-i, Lanao del
Norte for a plant tour. The delegates took their lunch at NPC Nature’s Park
at Agus 6 & 7 HEP Complex, located at Brgy. Fuentes, Iligan City.
The onsite registration started in the morning of Day One at the lobby
of Mar Ro’s Cocina.
There were eighty-four (84) delegates and eleven (11) partner sponsors
who participated in the enriching two-day event.
TECHNICAL SESSIONS AND PRODUCT PRESENTATIONS
The Opening Ceremony commenced after the registration. Engr.
Eusebio P. Famador delivered the invocation and acknowledged the
presence of the participants and guest. The IIEE Vision & Mission
statements were presented by Engr. Nelson D. Enriquez. It was followed by
Engr. Michael S. Abong, the Chapter president, who pleasantly welcomed
the delegates.
Technical
presentation during
the 3rd Technical
Seminar on
September 5. 2014
at Mar Ro’s Cocina
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The rest of the afternoon was devoted to technical and product
presentations. The two (2) technical speakers imparted knowledge and
shared environmental issues and concerns to the delegates. The technical
presentations were: (1) Fault Analysis and Substation by Engr. Avelino
Q. Dawis from National Power Corporation; and (2) Climate Change with
Focus on Creosoted Poles by Engr. Rolando C. Cuizon from MSU-IIT. The
only product presentation was done by Engr. Efren C. Jungoy, Jr. from
Asea Brown Boveri- Davao.
Engr. Nelson
Enriquez as speaker
during the 3rd
Technical Seminar
on September 5.
2014 at Mar Ro’s
Cocina
FELLOWSHIP NIGHT AND SPORTS FEST AWARDING CEREMONY
Capping the first day of the activities was the much awaited
Fellowship Night. The Chapter Officers, delegates, exhibitors, and fellow
electrical practitioners from Iligan City and Lanao del Norte gathered
together for a night of camaraderie and enhanced friendship.
The Fellowship Night and Sports Fest Awarding Ceremony started at 7
o’clock in the evening. Dinner was (then) served to all present. The delegates
were observed to be “alive and kicking” during the performance of the Live
Band headed by Sir Nick Requitillo, a registered mechanical and electrical
engineer by profession. The participants loved to hear the acoustic music
played by the band.
The Chapter President, Engr. Michael S. Abong, exposed his hidden
talent that night. He joined the band and strummed the electric guitar to the
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amazement of everyone. That night, everybody appreciated Engr. Abong for
being a musician at heart.
Engr. Nelson Enriquez presented his share of talent at the Fellowship
Night. He was named “Totoy Bibo” during the 18th Northern Mindanao
Regional Conference Fellowship Night. He showed to everybody how he won
the said title. He is a modern dancer who can easily imitate (really can
dance, still super active, imitating) the moves of Michael Jackson. His
performance truly added flavour to the Fellowship Night.
The student delegates also showcased their talents. The presenters
were students from St. Peter’s College and Lyceum of Iligan Foundation.
Most of them sang acoustics while other groups showcased their dancing
skills. This just proves the overwhelming talents of the Generation-Y. The
Sports Fest Awarding Ceremony then followed. There were three (3) games
played by the students from different schools and the following came out as
winners.
BASKETBALL:
Champion
:
Lyceum of Iligan Foundation
1st Runner Up :
St. Peter’s College
2nd Runner Up:
MSU-IIT
3rd Runner Up :
TESDA-RTC
VOLLEYBAL:
Champion
:
MSU-IIT
1st Runner Up :
Lyceum of Iligan Foundation
2nd Runner Up:
St. Peter’s College
BADMINTON (MEN)
Champion
:
Lyceum of Iligan Foundation
1st Runner Up :
MSU-IIT
2nd Runner Up:
St. Peter’s College
For the whole Sportsfest, the Lyceum of Iligan Foundation is this
year’s Sports Fest Over All Champion. Engr. Michael S. Abong, Engr.
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Nelson D. Enriquez, Engr. Julius Earl C. Badelles, and Engr. Roel G. Eballe,
extended their warm congratulations to all the winners.
It was such a lively evening. The night’s affair successfully ended
before 10 pm.
On the morning of Day Two, the event started with a short opening
program. Engr. Ricardo P. Virtudazo led the opening prayer. The technical
presentations then continued.
Two (2) technical speakers contributed ideas on line protection and
automation to the participants. These are: (1) Transmission Line
Protection by Engr. Nelson D. Enriquez from National Power Corporation;
and (2) Industrial Automation by Engr. Cesar S. Gabo from MSU-IIT.
Engr. Marlou G. Castor made a product presentation on behalf of JJ-Lapp
Cable Inc.
ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY
IIEE-IBC President
Engr. Michael S.
Abong and Execom
together with theg
National VP for
Internal Engr. Sheila
Cabaraban during
the General
Assembly on
September 5, 2014
Engr. Ma. Shiela C. Cabaraban, IIEE National VP-Internal Affairs,
arrived at the venue before 1 pm. The IIEE-IBC warmly welcomed her. Her
message and updates were the first agenda and the added attraction of the
General Assembly. She gave the IIEE National Updates on the stand of the
IIEE regarding the Php 8.6 Million Stolen Fund, the organization’s statement
on the House Bill 4325 that was sent to the House of Representatives, and
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the invitation to the 39th IIEE National Convention this coming November
2014.
Engr. Dionisio C. Tano, the Chapter Treasurer, presented the recent
financial status of the organization. He explained in detail the income and
expenses of the chapter. Nobody from the delegates raised questions
regarding financial matters of the organization because of the thoroughness
of his presentation.
Engr. Rolly C. Cuizon was the moderator during the afternoon
session.
The Chapter President, Engr. Michael S. Abong, reported the
activities of the organization for the three quarters of 2014. He outlined the
following: (1) 18th Northern Mindanao Regional Conference; (2) the three (3)
technical seminars; (3) the electrical safety seminars; (4) community
outreach; and (5) membership updates.
Engr. Abong gave also an update on the chapter’s membership during
the first three quarters of 2014 as follows: Update from January – August
2014:
Life member: PEE – 8 ; REE – 69 ; RME – 25
Renew:
PEE – 0 ; REE – 13 ; RME – 4
New member: PEE – 0 ; REE – 3
; RME – 6
IIEE-IBC Officers in
the open forum
during the General
Assembly on
September 5, 2014
Engr. Rolando C. Cuizon initiated the Open Forum. There were three (3)
delegates who raised questions on IIEE Membership matters. They were
Engr. Edgar Cahayag a private practitioner, Engr. Reynaldo T. Yanez from
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City Engineer’s Office, and Engr. Kent Pinaso from Pilmico Foods
Corporation.
Northern
Mindanao
Governor Engr.
Ramil Ombina,
Former Governor
& Comelec Engr.
Antonio Suezo
and IIEE-IBC
Officers in during
the General
Assembly on
September 5,
2014
Gov. Ramil L. Ombina, the IIEE Northern Mindanao Regional Governor,
added attraction to the star studded General Assembly. He congratulated
the IIEE-IBC and IIEE-CdO for the successful joint hosting of the Northern
Mindanao Regional Conference held last March 27-29, 2014.
Gov. Ombina outlined his report on (1) Status of the 2014 Plans and
Programs; and (2) The Governor as Member of the Board of Governors. His
report are as follows:
(1) 2014 Plans and Programs
 Uniform Chapter Activities all over the Region
- Facilitating Technical Seminars & Workshops
 5 out of 7 chapters were already implemented
- On-Going the Proper Accounting of members
 6 out of 7 chapters
- PEE (7) and RME (15) Invitation
 PEE - 8 passers as of August 2014
 RME – 20 passers as of February 2014
- On-Going Information Dissemination on ASEAN Integration
and the Accreditations for ASEAN Chartered Professional
Engineer Registry (ACPER), ASEAN Engineer Registry, and
APEC Engineer Registry
 Gov. Ombina reiterated that REE should be globally
competitive especially in handling projects in any of
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the ASEAN member countries. More importantly, he
stressed out that if one is an active IIEE member, great
chance to be recognized by the accrediting agency
panel members. He also informed the body that ASEAN
Engineer Registry will unfold in 2015 and APEC
Engineer Registry in 2020.
Information dissemination on Chapter Awards
 Gov. Ombina advised the Chapter to vie for Chapter
Excellence Award, as much as possible, the Platinum
Award, and Most Outstanding Chapter. There are at
most 3 contenders for each award. He reminded
everyone that he had already disseminated the copy of
the criteria and requirements of those awards.
Member’s Benefit
a. Awarded the Honor Graduating Students
 There were five (5) recipients both from MSU-IIT and
CMU. Each deserving student received Php 5,000.00
and an IIEE gold medal.
b. Death Benefit for the Life Member only
 Dr. Pasayud Macarambon, Life Member from IIEE-IBC
is the recipient of the Death Benefit this year.
c. Scholarship
 One (1) student from CMU is the recipient of the
scholarship
d. Membership e-Card
 There will be free renewal during national and regional
convention. The said the policy was implemented last
April 2014. There will be Php 200 fee if a member will
get his membership e-card from the (registered in the)
Chapter he belongs.
Cascading IIEE 2020 Vision
Life Membership Fee Dissemination
 He pointed out that years not paid by the member
shall be completely paid to become a Life Member
4 – Senior Grade Applicants
 There were four (4) members from IIEE-IBC who were
encouraged to join the Senior Grade. Joining the
Senior Grade is one of the requirements for the Most
Outstanding EE.
NorthMin Regional Governor Succession Plan
 There are two (2) candidates who will qualify as
Regional governor for 2015. They are Engr. Pastor
Abregana and Engr. Rey Paduganan.
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The incumbent Regional Governor is 24/7 on call for the
benefits of the General Membership
- Conduct 18th Northern Mindanao Regional Conference
 Jointly hosted by IIEE-IBC and IIEE-CdO
 A record breaking attendance of 648 participants
 Gov. Ombina informed the group that all activities in
the Northern Mindanao region had been posted in the
website.
- Conducted three (3) Chapter President’s Meeting
 1st Meeting: Jan. 11, 2014 , Butuan Chapter as host
 2nd Meeting: Feb. 22, 2014 , CdO Chapter as host
 3rd Meeting: June 13, 2014, hosted by Iligan Bay
Chapter
 4th Meeting: Sept. 13, 2014, to be hosted by Surigao
City Chapter
Report on Monthly Financial Review per Chapter
- Consistent review of monthly finances ( 5 out of 7 chapters)
- Closure on Chapter Account Receivables
- Butuan Chapter recovers the healthy financial status for
almost ten (10) years. They have now Php 200,010.88 cash
in (on) bank as of August 2014.
Strengthen BEE Deputation on Professional Practice RA 7920
- Board of Electrical Engineering (BEE) Deputize Nominees
and Virtual Committee Members
 All Chapter Presidents in the Northern Mindanao
Region are members
Sustainable IIEE Income Generation
- Long-term sponsorship thru IIEE Activities (thru MOA from
the National Office)
- Mutual Fund – on-going review by Board of Governors (BOG)
- Help monitor the Assets and Liabilities of the Chapter
- Everyone are encouraged by Gov. Ombina to implement costcutting to augment IIEE-IBC income.
Governor as Member of the 2014 BOG
Authored the following Board Resolutions
- Formation of the Council of Regional Governors leading to
CBL Amendment
- Election Process Transparency for On-Line Voting leading to
CBL Amendment
- Change of Nomenclature from Governor at-large into
National Governor
- Stiffer disciplinary action to the member of BOG stiffer
- Increase the financial support to CSC RSCON
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Merging of Butuan-Agusan Chapters
Review of QMS ISO 9001-9008
Questioning the 2013 BOG members who were included in
the Investigation Committee for Year 2013 Php 8.6 Million
Stolen Fund
Appointed by the 2014 BOG as Chairman of the Special
Adhoc Committee
Gov. Ombina discussed very well all the activities he had done for the first
three quarters of 2014. To the chapter, it was such a (very) superb
accomplishment. Job very well done Gov. Ombina!
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 2015
One of the highlight of the events is the Election of the Board of
Directors for 2015. The Election of Officers had been declared in quorum. It
was supervised by the Commission on Election (COMELEC) headed by Engr.
Antonio F. Suezo, Jr., as one of the past Chapter Presidents.
The newly IIEE-IBC
elected officers
for 2015 during
the election of
new set of officers
on September 5,
2014 at Mar Ro’s
Cocina, Iligan City
Listed below is the new set of officers for 2015.
President: Engr. Eusebio P. Famador
VP-Internal Affairs: Engr. Nelson D. Enriquez
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VP-External Affairs: Engr. Rolando C. Cuizon
VP-Technical: Engr. Julius Earl C. Badelles
Secretary: Engr. Mardeliez T. Cuajotor
Treasurer: Engr. Dionision C. Tano
Auditor: Engr. Elmer R. Caoile
Board of Directors:
Engr. Roel G. Eballe
Engr. Moises M. Meca
Engr. Engr. Jesus Mariel M. Mata
Engr. Virgilio C. Isidro
Engr. Romeo A. Encabo
Engr. Ric P. Virtudazo
Other Officers nominated to the Board of Director for 2015 are:
Engr. Roel A. Tibudan
Engr. Rene J. Lluisma
Engr. Leonardo M. Nogas
Engr. Setty Deamilla C. Macarambon
Executive Secretary: Engr. Chinet O. Mocorro
The IIEE-IBC Officers were grateful to Gov. Ramil L. Ombina who guided
the organization unselfishly. Likewise it is grateful to its industry partners,
major sponsors, supporters, minor sponsors, advertisers, exhibitors,
benefactors, and resource speakers. Finally it is thankful to all the,
delegates for their all-out support and commitment in making this
momentous event memorable and successful.
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