20 ENTREPENUERS IN THE PHILIPPINES

1.ENRIQUE RAZON JR.

A: MARCH 3, 1960

B; RAZON is a basketball team in the Philippine Basketball League (PBL), with most of its
players coming from the De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers.

C:He is the Chairman and CEO of the Manila-listed company International Container Terminal
Services, Inc. (ICTSI), the Philippine port-handling giant.

2.JAIME AUGUSTO ZOBEL DE AYALA

A:MARCH 6, 1959

B:He studied at HARVARD BUSSINESS SCHOOL COLLEGE

C: He currently serves as chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of Ayala Corporation.

3.DAVID M. CONSUNJI

A:OTCTOBER 18, 1921 SEPTEMBER 4, 2017

B: David enrolled at University of the Philippines in 1939 and took up civil engineering and
graduated in 1946 and passed the board during the same year.

C:He is the president of the Philippine Contractors Association, International Federation of

Asian & Western Pacific Contractors' Association, Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers and
Vice-President of the Confederation of International Contractors' Association. Aside from these
organizations, he was also the chairman of the Contractors Association, the Philippine Domestic
Construction Board and the U.P Engineering Research and Development Foundation

4.GEORGE TY

A:1932

B: Ty graduated from the University of Santo Tomas

C: He founded Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company, currently the second largest bank in
terms of Assets and Capital in the Philippines. He also has stakes in Federal Land, Inc., the Bank
of the Philippine Islands and Philippine Savings Bank, a Metrobank subsidiary. Ty was the
owner of the G.T. International Tower in Makati.

5.ANDREW TAN

A: Tan was born in the Fujian province.

B: he moved to Manila where he studied accounting at University of the East

C:He Is is a Chinese Filipino billionaire with business interests in real estate, liquor and fast
food.
6.RAMON ANG

A:JANUARY 14, 1954

B: Ang holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Far Eastern
University.

C: He is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Top Frontier Investment Holdings, Inc.

7.ROBERT COYUITO JR.

A:1951

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: has been the Chief Operating Officer at Oriental Petroleum and Minerals Corp. since 1994
and has been its President since 1991.

8.MERCERDES GOTIANUN

A:1928

B: She holds BS in Pharmacy at from the University of Philippines in 1950.

C: Gotianun has been Chairman Emeritus of Filinvest Development Corp. since May 17, 2016
and served as its Senior Advisor since February 16, 2011 until May 17, 2016. Mrs. Gotianun
served as the Chief Executive Officer of Filinvest Development Corp.

9.ROBERTO ONGPIN

A:JANUARY 6,1937

B: Ongpin earned his Masters of Business Administration from Harvard University

C: is a prominent Filipino businessman and Minister of Trade and Industry during the Marcos
administration.

10.EDUARDO COJUANGCO JR.

A:JUNE 10, 1935

B: Cojuangco was educated at Lafayette College.

C: is the chairman of San Miguel Corporation.

11.DEAN ANG LAO

A:1957

B: He holds BA in Interdisciplinary Studies at the Ateneo de Manila University in the

Philippines. He completed the Advanced Management Program of Harvard Business School in
2010.
C: has been Managing Director of Chemrez Technologies Inc. since June 2013. Mr. Lao serves
as President of the Philippine Oleochemical Manufacturers Association, President of The
Philippine Biodiesel Association and Member of the Wallace Business Forum, Chemical
Industries Association of the Philippines, Philippine Association of Paint Manufacturers and the
Entrepreneurial Organization, Philippine Chapter. Mr. Lao served as the Chief Marketing Officer
and Chief Operating Officer of Chemrez Technologies Inc.

12.RICARDO PO JR.

A: Po was born in poverty in Guangzhou in 1931 and moved to the Philippines at age 15.

B:NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: Po has interests in property development. Century Pacific took a major stake in fast food
chain Shakey's Pizza which went public in December 2016.

13.BETTY ANG

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: is the president and founder of Monde Nissin, one of Philippines' largest food manufacturers.

14.EDGAR SIA

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: An aspiring architect, Sia dropped out of college to start Filipino fast-food label Mang
Inasal. He sold a stake in it to Tan Caktiong in 2012.

C: owns a stake in DoubleDragon Properties, the rapidly growing real estate developer they took
public in 2014. It has been developing commercial and residential properties and reportedly
plans to build 100 malls by 2020.

15.OSCAR LOPEZ

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: is chairman emeritus of Lopez Holdings; most of his wealth stems from publicly traded ABS-
CBN Broadcasting subsidiary. The umbrella firm ABS-CBN Corp. was founded in 1946 as a
broadcaster; it has since evolved into a media and entertainment company. Through his holding
company Lopez owns publicly traded First Philippine Holdings Corp., an investment firm
operating in power generation and distribution. Oscar's son Frederico is the group's chairman and
CEO .

16.BEATRICE CAMPOS

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: is cofounder of pharmaceutical company United Laboratories (Unilab) with her late husband
Jose Campos; it began as a small corner drugstore in 1945. The family also has a sizable stake in
food-and-beverage conglomerate Del Monte Pacific.

17.CARLOS CHAN

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: Carlos Chan's Oishi brand is a snack-maker, selling potato chips, candy and prawn chips.
Chan started the business in 1993: he leased a state-run factory in China and sent his sons to run
operations. Chan has also ventured into hospitality with Chinese brand Jin Jiang in partnership
with Edgar Sia II.

18.ALFREDO YAO

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: Alfredo Yao's publicly held Macay Holdings sells carbonated soft drinks; his privately held
Zesto Corp. sells fruit juices, root beer and noodles worldwide. Yao also owns a majority stake
in the Philippine Business Bank.

19.FREDERICK DY

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: Frederick Dy chairs Security Bank, the nation's sixth-largest bank by assets. Founded in 1951,
Dy and his associates gained majority ownership in 1991 and took the firm public in 1995. In
April 2016 the firm sold a 20% equity stake for $785 million to Japan's largest banking group,
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi.

20.JACINTO NG

A: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

B: NONE PROFITABLE SOURCE

C: Jacinto Ng started biscuit-maker Republic Biscuit Corp. (REBISCO) as a neighborhood

bakery in old San Juan, Metro Manila in 1963. Today its portfolio ranges from nuts to cakes,
candies and chocolates. Most of Ng's wealth, however, stems from a stake in publicly traded
commercial Asia United Bank.