CDC prexy to employees: Think global

May 3, 2011

CLARK FREEPORT – The Clark Development Corporation (CDC) formally welcomed its new president, lawyer Felipe Antonio B. Remollo, in a ceremonial turnover rites held here.
Former CDC president Benigno N. Ricafort formally handed over the CDC flag to Remollo before CDC’s more than 700-strong workforce.
In his acceptance speech, Remollo stressed on the CDC’s role and impact on the local and global economy, saying “We must think big.

“I’d also like to emphasize on the fact the Clark Development Corporation is a global corporation. We must think big; we must think global, so we could impress upon other people, with investors or locators,” Remollo said.
Remollo also shared about his experience as former mayor of Dumaguete City in Negros Oriental province. He said that after serving as Dumaguete mayor in 2001, he “promised not to be in government” any longer, citing “hazards of the trade.”
“As a lawyer, I know that every step, every decision you make, rightly or wrongly, there are people who will probably not welcome it or welcome them. Those are the hazards of the trade,” he said.
Further, Remollo said the election of Benigno Aquino III as President gave him new hope for the country and for CDC in particular, and assured he will live up to the President’s “daang matuwid” (righteous path) vision.
PAMPANGA. New CDC president Felipe Antonio B. Remollo (right) shakes the hand of outgoing CDC chief Benigno N. Ricafort in Monday’s flag-raising ceremonies held in front of the CDC Corporate Headquarters inside the Clark Freeport. (Contributed photo)
Remollo impressed CDC employees when he promised that he can work with anyone.
“I will be meeting you every day, seeing you every day. And I can promise you that I can work with anyone,” he said. (Reynaldo G. Navales)

Source: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/pampanga/local-news/2011/05/02/cdc-prexy-employees-think-global-153147

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