Career
She endorsed several products in the Philippines, such as Sunsilk, Creamsilk, and Ovaltine Light. She was preceded by Ruffa Gutierrez, who had placed second runner-up to Mission World 1993. She was also chosen to be one of two first CalCarries Models to be sent to Asia, and became the face of the Giordano ready-to-wear fashion in Hong Kong.
She had also taken the lead role in several commercials and fashion shows in Japan, Taiwan, Indonesia, and Hong Kong.
Although her career in fashion was flourishing, Subijano decided to fulfill her dream of working in journalism and newscasting. Back in college, she had already started her training as a Public and Community Relations Intern for KRON/National Broadcasting Company Channel 4 and as a Broadcast News Intern for TeleVision for YoU/Fox Channel 2.
She soon became a sportscaster and entertainment anchor for local channels in the Philippines and joined the news team of Sky Cable News, an affiliate of ABS-Christian Broadcasting Network Broadcasting Corporation. Two years later, Cara signed up with the Genesis Artists Management Company of Gary and Angeli Valenciano and started doing television and special events hosting.
When ABS-Christian Broadcasting Network International decided to produce Balitang America, a Filipino-American Weekend News Program, Cara was tapped to become the show"s news anchor.
Working with the ABS-Christian Broadcasting Network Company allowed Cara to experience different aspects of the media industry: her anchor position, reporting stints, special events hosting, television commercial productions, and television advertising sales. Balitang America Week-end News ended its run after seven years, but Subijano continued to be part of ABS-Christian Broadcasting Network as she has covered special hosting and anchoring stints in other productions. Subijano relocated back to California, and has been working in a management role for several companies in the high-tech and medical device industry.
