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VP for Business Affairs is an Outstanding Women of San Jose City

Mar. 25, 2025

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Dr. Karenina Romualdo, the acting Vice President for Business Affairs Program, has been recognized as one of the 2025 Ten Outstanding Women (TOW) of San Jose City, Nueva Ecija for her significant contributions as a change maker in academia and community development. The awarding ceremony took place on March 21, 2025 at Nicia’s Place & Event Center in Barangay Tulat. This recognition was bestowed by the San Jose City Local Government Unit to celebrate women who have demonstrated excellence and leadership in their respective fields. Dr. Romualdo was selected after undergoing a rigorous screening process, wherein nominees are evaluated based on their community service, professional contributions, leadership, and moral integrity. With her extensive work in business, education, administration, and agriculture, she has played a vital role in fostering economic growth and sustainability in the region. Her dedication to empowering local farmers and entrepreneurs through innovative programs and partnerships has set her apart as a leader. City Mayor Mario “Kokoy” Salvador, together with Vice Mayor Trixie Salvador and Councilor Susan Corpuz, led the awarding of certificates. Now in its fifth year, the TOW program remains a flagship initiative of the Office of the City Mayor and the City Human Resource Management Office. It was established to acknowledge and honor exceptional women leaders and serves as a pivotal component of the city’s observance of National Women’s Month. (Photo credit: Official Facebook page of Mayor Kokoy Salvador) #SievingForExcellence

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