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Salgado, Carmelita Garcia was born on November 24, 1939 in Manila. Daughter of Juan Rivera and Angelina (Garcia) Salgado.
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Carmelita Garcia Salgado
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Carmelita Garcia Salgado, Philippine financial executive, accountant. Member Foundation for Professional Training, Inc., Manila. Member Philippine Institute Certified Public Accountant's, Finance Executive Institute of Philippines, Institute Management Accountants, Women for Women Foundation, Harvard Business School Alumni Association of Philippines.
Education
Bachelor of Business Administration, University Philippines, 1959. Master of Business Administration, University Melbourne, Australia, 1965.
Career
With, College Business Administration, U. Philippines, Quezon City, 1965-1972;
director undergraduate studies, U. Philippines, Quezon City, 1966-1972;
consultant management development department, Economics Development Foundation, Manila, 1967-1970;
professional development manager, Sycip, Gorres, Velayo and Company, Makati, 1970-1976;
executive vice president, chief finance officer, Chemphil Group of Companies, Makati, 1976;
executive vice president, Chemphil Group of Companies, Makati, since 1988;
director, chairman audit committee, Union Bank of the Philippines, Makati, 1981-1991. Trustee, treasurer Credit Information Bureau, Inc., Manila, since 1987. Partner Laya Mananghaya Salgado Certified Public Accountant's & Management Cons.
Certified Public Accountant board Examiner Philippine Bd.Accountancy, Professional Regulation Commission, 1975-1977.
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Membership
Chairman Foundation for Professional Training, Inc., Manila. Member Philippine Institute Certified Public Accountant's, Finance Executive Institute of Philippines, American Accounting Association, Institute Management Accts., Women for Women Foundation, Women in Financial and Entrepreneurship (trustee, Chairman of the Board), Harvard Business School Alumni Association of Philippines.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1959
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1965