Board of Directors

Rev. Fr. Elmo P. Manching

chairperson

Metro Ormoc Community Multi-Purpose Cooperative, Inc. (OCCCI)

Padro Elmo has served in various capacities within the Archdiocese of Palo. In addition to his pastoral responsibilities, he has been actively engaged in the cooperative movement. He currently serves as Chairperson of the Metro Ormoc Community Multi-Purpose Cooperative and holds directorial roles with both the Social Action Commission of the Archdiocese of Palo and the Cooperative Bank of Cebu.

Marlene D. Sindayen

Vice Chairperson

Novaliches Development Cooperative

Marlene currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Novaliches Development Cooperative. Under her leadership, the cooperative has experienced significant growth in both services and membership, demonstrating her strong commitment to cooperative values and community development. Beyond her work at NOVADECI, Marlene actively participates in various cooperative organizations, playing a key role in advancing cooperative initiatives across the country.

Lillian D. Silubrico, CPA

Director

Holy Cross Savings and Credit Cooperative (HCSCCO)

Lillian served as the Chief Executive Officer of Holy Cross Savings and Credit Cooperative, where she played a pivotal role in advancing cooperative financial services. In addition. She has made significant contributions as Chairperson of the Valenzuela Cooperative Development Council, showcasing her dedication to promoting cooperative growth and community development.

Atty. Jose Agerico R. De Guzman

Director

Makilala Multi-Purpose Cooperative

Atty. Jose Agerico served as Chairperson of the Makilala Multi-Purpose Cooperative for over 11 years. He also served as Vice Chairperson of MASS-SPECC and as President of the Cotabato Electric Cooperative. In the political arena, he was a nominee for the Coop-NATCCO Partylist in Mindanao during the May 2022 National Elections. In addition to his cooperative and political involvement, Atty. De Guzman continues to serve the public as a lawyer with the Department of Justice (DOJ).

MGen. Gilbert S. Llanto, Ret.

Director

ACDI Multipurpose Cooperative

MGen. Gilbert currently serves as Chairman of ACDI Multipurpose Cooperative and President of the National Alliance for Cooperatives. Before fully transitioning to the cooperative sector, he dedicated over 35 years to military service, culminating in his role as Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans (J5) in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. He also holds advanced degrees, including a Master in National Security Administration from the National Defense College of the Philippines and a Master in Business Management from the Asian Institute of Management.

Atty. May Flor V. Duka

Director

DCCCO Multi-Purpose Cooperative

Assistant City Prosecutor Duka began her involvement in the cooperative movement as an Election Committee Officer of the Dumaguete Cathedral Credit Multipurpose Cooperative (DCCCO MPC). She later joined the Board of Directors, where she served as Vice Chairperson and now continues to contribute as a member. Currently, she heads the cooperative’s Policy Review Committee, which is responsible for reviewing, assessing, and recommending policies to the Board.

Doris B. Calapiz

Director

Oro Integrated Cooperative (OIC)

Doris serves as the Chairperson of Oro Integrated Cooperative (OIC) and as a Director of CLIMBS Life and General Insurance Cooperative. She also holds the position of Chairperson at MASS-SPECC Cooperative Development Center, where she leads initiatives aimed at empowering and strengthening cooperative enterprises throughout Mindanao.

Dr. Leo D. Camposano, CESE

Director

PHCCI Multi-Purpose Cooperative – Tacloban

Dr. Leo serves as an Education Supervisor II at the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Regional Office VIII, where he has played a key role in strengthening educational standards and policy implementation. In the cooperative sector, he is a Director of PHCCI Multi-Purpose Cooperative in Tacloban, where he contributes to the organization’s strategic planning and development.

Engr. Nestor F. Aliman

Director

Perpetual Help Community Cooperative (PHCCI) – Dumaguete

Engr. Nestor is a seasoned corporate executive and technical advisor with expertise in renewable energy and environmental sustainability. He has served in both the government and private sectors, with a strong focus on planning, management, and governance. Currently, Engr. Aliman serves as Director and Vice-Chairman of PHCCI in Dumaguete City, where he plays a key role in shaping the cooperative’s strategic direction and fostering its continued growth.

Monica L. Salido, MM

Director

Tagum Cooperative

Monica is the Vice Chairperson of the Board and Chairperson of the Education
Committee of Tagum Cooperative, and a Board Member of CLIMBS Life and General
Insurance Cooperative. With over 35 years of service in Tagum Cooperative and 30
years in government, she has held various key leadership positions. A certified NATCCOGAD Trainer and financial literacy advocate, she is recognized for promoting cooperative education, good governance, and women empowerment.

Roberto C. Mascariña

Director

Barangka Credit Cooperative

Roberto is a cooperative leader who has served as the Chief Executive Officer of Barangka Credit Cooperative in Metro Manila. His leadership has been instrumental in advancing the cooperative’s mission to provide financial services to its members.​

Judge Antonio Manuel A. Alcantara, ret.

Independent Director

CESLA

Judge Alcantara has been an active participant in the Philippine cooperative movement since 1995. He has served as a Director of the Perpetual Help Community Cooperative, playing a vital role in its growth and development. In addition, he serves as a Director of Cosmopolitan CLIMBS Life Plan, Inc., and as the Corporate Secretary of CLIMBS Share Capital Equity Investment Fund Corporation.

Rico B. Geron

Independent Director

Sorosoro Ibaba Development Cooperative

Rico currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Sorosoro Ibaba Development Cooperative (SIDC) in Batangas City. From 2013 to 2022, he represented the Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Philippines (AGAP) Partylist in the Philippine Congress, advocating for the interests of farmers and cooperatives nationwide. He holds a Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship for Social Development from the Asian Institute of Management and a Bachelor’s degree in Customs Administration from the Lyceum of Batangas.