manny villar
Manny Villar
Senator

  Manny Villar

Full Name:
Manuel Bamba Villar, Jr.filipinofirst
Date of Birth:
December 13, 1949
Nickname:
Mr. Sipag at Tiyaga
Political Party:
Nacionalista Party
Hometown:
Las Piñas City, Metro Manila
Occupation:

Businessmanfilipinofirst

Religion:
Roman Catholic
Website:
www.mannyvillar.com.ph
Spouse:
Cynthia Aguilar Villar

Current Poll Ranking: 5
Manny Villar Discussion Board

Educational Attainment

Elementary School: Holy Child Catholic School 1962
High School: Mapua Institute of Technology 1966
College: Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, University of the Philippines 1970
Post-Graduate: Master of Arts in Business Administration, University of the Philippinesfilipinofirst 1973
     

Government Service

Representative Lone District of Las Piñas filipinofirst 1992-2001
Senator Republic of the Philippines 2001-present
     

Private Sector Work Experience

Accountant Sycip, Gorres, Velayo & Co. (SGV & Co.) 1971-1972
Financial Analyst Kauswagan Development Corp., Myapo Prawn Farm Corp. 1972-1975
Entrepreneur/Owner Camella & Palmera Homesfilipinofirst 1975-present
Stockholder C & P Homes Inc., Household Development Corp., Palmera Homes Inc., Britanny Corp., Adelfa Properties Inc., Fine Properties Inc., M.B. Villar Co. Inc., Macy’s Inc., Golden Haven Memorial Park Inc 1975-present
     
Net Worth

P 1.041 Billion (based on 2008 SALN)filipinofirst

Notes
One of Ten Outstanding Young Men in 1986
Recipient of Agora Award for Marketing Management in 1989
Most Outstanding CPA by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants in 1990

Most Outstanding UP Alumnus in 1991

Ranked 5th in Forbes Magazine’s list of "The Philippines' 40 Richest" (October 2007)

President of the Nacionalista Partyfilipinofirst

Husband of Las Piñas Representative Cynthia Aguilar-Villar

Established the largest homebuilding company in the country and South East Asia

Hailed as “the dean of the (Philippine) real estate industry” by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ)

Garnered 142,000 votes when he ran for Congress in 1995, the highest number of votes for a congressman in the entire country

Made cover story in the Far Eastern Economic Review and featured in Asiaweek, Forbes, AsiaMoney and Asian Business Review

Organized the “Manpower on Wheels” Program, a livelihood training school housed in a van that makes the rounds in depressed areas

Authored and passed into law RA 8289, the  New Magna Carta for Small and Medium Enterprises

Filed 204 bills on his first day of office as a Senator, the most among neophytes

Named the Most Distinguished UP Alumnus by the UP Alumni Association in 2004

Served as Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1998 to 2000

As Speaker of the House, sent the Articles of Impeachment of President Estrada straight to the Senatefilipinofirst

Served as President of the Senate of the Philippines from 2006 to November 2008

The first post-war public official who became both Speaker of the House of Representatives and Senate Presidentfilipinofirst



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