Development Studies

TL;DR: The graduates of the AB Development Studies Program include notable individuals working in various fields, including government, NGOs, and the private sector.

Abstract: The graduates of the AB Development Studies Program include:  Isabel Eugenia A Lopa (1988), Senior Research Associate, Makati Business Club  Nayoka P. Martinez (1992), Program Officer, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency  Jane R. Cui-Odulio (1993), Assistant Program Director, American Bar Association  Raymond H. Batac, (1996), Commercial Attaché based in Geneva, Foreign Trade Service Corps, Department of Trade & Industry  Cherbett Karen L. Maralit (1997), Head Executive Assistant, Deputy Head of the Legislative Department, Office of Senator Juan Ponce Enrile  Mario L. Galvez, Jr. (1998), Deputy Executive Director, Kaisahan tungo sa Kaunlaran ng Kanayunan at Repormang Pansakahan  Leah T. Carada-Rodriguez (1999), Vice-Consul, Philippine Consulate in San Francisco  Val Simon T. Roque (1999), Vice Consul, Philippine Consulate in Hong Kong  Sheryll C. Tesch (1999), Information, Education & Communications Coordinator, Coastal Conservation & Education Foundation  Patricia Eugenia C. Artadi-Facultad (2000), Donor Relations, United Nations World Food Programme  Judie-Ann T. Gabriel (2002), Program Assistant, Planning and Coordination, JICA  Clare Cattleya DG. Amador (2003), Assistant Secretary & Chief of Staff of the Secretary of the Department of Budget and Management  Fernando C. Esguerra, Jr. (2003), Public Relations Specialist for Community Relations, Globe Telecom  Emmanuel Joseph B. Solis II (2003), Program Officer, Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)  Philip Francisco U. Dy (2006), Head Executive Assistant to the Department of Interior & Local Government Secretary  Maria Victoria F. Punay (2007), Program Officer for Culture, UNESCO-Philippines