BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Horacio V. Paredes - Chairman
Eric A. Mondragon - President & CEO
Gaudencio A. Mendoza, Jr.
Jose Tan Paredes, Jr.
Rolando F. Rodriguez
Michael Molina
Federico CG Sandoval - Corporate Secretary
MANAGEMENT
Eric A. Mondragon - President & CEO
Mary Jane D. Frago - Deputy General Manager, Head, Cebu Branch Operations
Margarito R. Anonat - Deputy General Manager, Bank Marketing Operations
Sheryll M. Lucero - Internal Auditor & Compliance Officer
Lailanie S. Aspero - Manager, Accounting Department
Marvie A. Dile - Manager, Personnel & Administration
Lemuel A. Mante - Manager, Cebu Loan Operations
Kontessa Starsky R. Guno - OIC, Accounting Department
Ma. Lourdes Alicante - Manager, Naga Branch
Judy D. Frago - OIC, Quezon Branch, Microfinance Lending Operations
Emma Marcaida - Manager, Narra Branch
Annabel A. Socrates - OIC, Brooke’s Point Branch
Jingle Cagas - Manager, Taytay Branch
- Manager, Roxas Branch
Archie M. Sator - Manager, Liloan Branch
Lynn Rafols - Manager, Carcar Branch
Louwella C. Dalut - Manager, Minglanilla Branch
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Eric A. Mondragon
Mr. Mondragon has been President and CEO of The Palawan Bank since 1985. Born in 1947, he is an experienced banker with over 37 years of experience as a senior investment banker in the Philippines, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Indonesia prior to taking over The Palawan Bank as a co-owner. Mr. Mondragon was educated at the University of the Philippines where he finished his BSBA and MBA degrees. He joined the leading investment bank in the country in the early 70’s and was sent to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Hong Kong as a senior officer in its overseas affiliates. In 1981 he formed a merchant bank in Hong Kong with investors from Malaysia. He returned to the Philippines in 1985 and formed the group to take over what is now The Palawan Bank. He has served as a director for many years of the Chamber of Thrift Banks and as a Professor in Investment Management at the De La Salle Graduate School of Business. Lately he has taken a keen interest in promoting countryside development via the promotion of microlending in rural areas along the Grameen Bank model.
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