He was employed as ATTORNEY II in the Bureau of Customs, Port of Cebu and formerly assigned as Acting Chief, Law Division and deputized as Special Deputy Collector of Customs in the bureau of Customs, port of Mactan in concurrent capacities and has served the bureau for the past 28 years.
Graduated in the College of Law in the University of San Carlos, Cebu City with a degree of Bachelor of Laws and a graduate of the College of Commerce, major in Banking in Finance with 15 units in Management in the University of the Visayas, Cebu City.
Passed the following Civil Service eligibilities.
R.A. No. 1080 (Attorney, August 1959)
Career Service Professional
First Grade (unassembled) Examination
General Clerical
Attended the following trainings and seminars:
First Regional Seminar on Supervisory Development and Technical Proficiency conducted by the Bureau of Customs and PCAPE.
Seminars on Export Procedures and Related Matters conducted by the Bureau of Customs.
New Performance Appraisal System Seminar - Workshop conducted by the Bureau of Customs.
Seminar on the Tariff and Customs Code of 1982 conducted by the Tariff Commission.
Refresher course for legal officers conducted by the Bureau of Customs.
Personnel Effectivity Course conducted by the Bureau of Customs.
APEC-SCCP ASSESSMENT MISSION ON CAP EXPRESS Consignments to the Philippines at the NAIA Customhouse, Pasay City, from March 23-26, 1998.
ACOS Awareness Course held on January 20, 1998 at the Port of Cebu conducted by the UNISYS.
Familiarization with computerization held at the Bureau of Customs, Port of Cebu on April 29, 1998.
He was designated as Special Attorney, Office of the Solicitor General, Manila. He was authorized to appear in courts in all civil cases where the Commissioner, Bureau of Customs was the party litigant.
He was been a Board Reviewer and Lecturer in Customs Administration in the University of Cebu and the University of Visayas, Cebu City for four years.
Atty. Simplicio L. Jorgio, a simple man as it was with his name is the mighty missioned man whose purpose is to serve the people. He may be the eldest in the team of volunteers but energetic enough performing the CRCAI's services like any other young man.
To gauge the standards of the industry will surely affect the mission of every efforts of a non-profit associations.
The result is that, every respective donors and sponsors may evaluate their interest of giving, but this make the standard partly inhumane. You know why? This type of protocol in giving and funding the non-profit programs hampers the fast track processing
and distribution of resources to the welfare recipients.
For more than ten (10)years serving the Visayaswide Regions 6, 7 and 8 respectively CRCAI proved their capacities. The team whose motives is pure and humane makes it reliable and attainable.
The financial condition will tell how the organization did it. The unity team have so many Visions that also aligned and compatible with the personal mission of the founding chairman which is very necessary in order not to clash the ideas in serving humanity.
The association is looking for a program partner for the following:
Livelihood and non-formal education and trainings which will start in metro cities first. The program scheduled date will start September 2007 and ends to year 2012.
Mendicants and mentally ill program. Will be scheduled on the same year of those street children. On this period we will consider the positive knowledge in utilizing the new technologies to mass produced by the respective Entrepreneurs.
For the sake of humanity endeavor we welcome some philanthropists, Global Foundations, and interested Corporations for a joint venture in realizing to accomplish our goal and serve the purpose.
Attention: This is the campaign of CRCAI-RICODE, anyone interested to participate or avail our services may email to the following adresses:
When the chairman Mr. Roger Amante scouting for a person to help CRCAI, he happened to meet Bong Serencio through Mr. Jose Lanete and invited him to work with the association of untiring volunteers.
Bong Serencio had been in the Community Development Environment since 1992 and shared already unaccounted FREE trainings on livelihood technologies to enhanced the family income of the welfare recipients. Bong Serencio also built his own business to support his personal mission in helping others alleviate their personal status and to let others follow basic samples as an Entrepreneurs. He believes in modernization and the proper usage of technologies to a business.
He is one of the Board of directors and Corporate Treasurer of the Confederation of RICODE (Regional Inter-code) Community Association, Inc. (CRCAI). The youngest son of the spouses Miguel Lopez Lanete and Consolacion Nadela Marquez. His hometown is Argao, Cebu but was born in Cebu City on February 22, 1941. Graduated the Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accounting at the University of San Jose-Recoletos (formerly Colegio de San Jose-Recoletos) in 1962 and graduated Bachelor of Science in Education with double major-English and Math at the University of the Visayas in 1965.
His personal accomplishments in life are as follows:
1963-65 Apprentice Bookkeeper at Nadela Bookkeeping agency, B. Rodriguez Bldg., Jones Avenue, Cebu City.
1965-68 Teacher, University of Cebu (formerly Cebu City College) Sanciangko St., Cebu City, 1st year college level and V. Villamor Colleges at Sanciangko St., Cebu City and Isabel Academy, M. Velez St., Cebu City, both on the secondary level.
1968-70 Regional clerk of the Visayas-Mindanao YMCA's (YMCA of the Philippines) at YMCA-Cebu, Jones Avenue, Cebu City.
1970-93 Regional Depot Representative of the Cebu Oxygen and Acetylene Co., Inc., Gil Tudtud St., Cebu City.
Theoretically, the basic unit of the government is the family. What if the families we will be mentioning here are those living in the streets where activities are like rats transferring from one place to another in the metro cities just to survive and have a source of living.
THEIR SOURCE OF LIVING:
These were mentioned many times by big marketing companies that street smart personality were their priority upon hiring employees. Have you not noticed that these street children's were the most smart among them? These children were abandoned by their own parents but able to survived by dealing to different pedestrians passing by.
But companies never hire these people because of lack of proper education and have no permanent address. Companies now a days will hire only if you can present certificates or diplomas authenticated already to vouch your skills. The result is unemployment then followed by poverty. However, these street children's can still survive by employing themselves to drugs, prostitutions and snatching/robberies but these are not in congruence to a peaceful living because it is against the law of the land. This phenomenon is the big source of crime activities.
Then who is accountable for all of these?
As a human being we have the right to live in harmony to the community we live on and have the right to be comfortable wherever and whatever affiliations we might be in. In the first hand, we are aware that they became what they are because they were abandoned, so, we are accountable of it as a human being. If we are accountable as an ordinary citizen then the government is more accountable for all of these. The Confederation of RICODE Community Association, Inc. has long overdue plans and programs on this matter in spite of having deficiencies in the internal funds but smart enough to survive until now since 1993 in order to push through the advocacy of the pioneers and the founding members to house the street children and send them to school.
We love our city and we support the government's plan in booming the tourism industry and the economy but we must implement the programs intended for the street children and the anti mendicancy act.
CRCAI alone can not suffice implementing the endeavor unless you will participate and contribute anything on this crusade.
YES, every children including those who are living in the streets have the right to abode a better living with free education regardless his race, religion or ability.
You can send donations to the Confederation of RICODE Community Association, Inc. in above mentioned address reflected in the logo or donate directly to our donation box below.
Attention: This is the campaign of CRCAI-RICODE, anyone interested to participate or avail our services may email to the following adresses:
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He was employed as ATTORNEY II in the Bureau of Customs, Port of Cebu and formerly assigned as Acting Chief, Law Division and deputized as Special Deputy Collector of Customs in the bureau of Customs, port of Mactan in concurrent capacities and has served the bureau for the past 28 years.
