The Public Management Development Program welcomed the 27th batch of scholars for the Middle Managers Class last 2 August 2021 via Zoom and streamed live on PMDP’s Facebook page. The ceremony started with the introduction of the faculty, the PMDP team, and the new batch of scholars by DAP Senior Vice President for Programs Magdalena… Read more »
READ MORESEC 9 SUCCESSFULLY ENDS PMDP TRAINING PHASE
The Closing Ceremony of the Senior Executives Class Batch 9 was conducted 80s-style last 26 July 2021 in a virtual event held via Zoom. PMDP Managing Director Nanette C. Caparros opened the program by stating the agenda of the event which were to celebrate the conclusion of the training phase and recently-held Capstone Paper Revalida,… Read more »
READ MOREPLC 3 VIRTUALLY IMMERSES IN JAPAN’S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
The final training phase for Phronetic Leadership Class Batch 3 concluded in success as international PMDP partner, the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS), ably led and facilitated very substantive sessions virtually. This second phase, usually conducted in Tokyo, Japan aims for quality direct experiences and interactions with the host country’s phronetic leaders. The… Read more »
READ MOREPMDP HOLDS ITS 20TH GRADUATION CEREMONY
Forty-eight Middle Managers Class scholars from Batch 22 – Uhay sealed their names in a gleaming brass marker to be mounted on one of DAP Tagaytay’s pillars as they capped their PMDP journey. The graduation ceremony was held last 30 June 2021 via Zoom and streamed live on the PMDP Facebook page. DAP President and… Read more »
READ MOREPMDP BRIEFS HR MANAGER-PARTNERS ON ITS PIDS-LED OUTCOME EVALUATION PROJECT
PMDP conducted a briefing for human resource managers-partners for its Outcome Evaluation Project to be spearheaded by the PIDS last 14 June 2021, Monday. PMDP Managing Director Nanette C. Caparros jumpstarted the session with an opening message recalling the Process Evaluation of the program that transpired in 2016 which was likewise done by PIDS. She… Read more »
READ MOREMMC 25 AGUHON WRAPS UP PMDP TRAINING PHASE
MMC 25 Class Aguhon wrapped up their PMDP training phase last 4 June 2021 with “The Great Gatsby” as the closing ceremony’s theme. The scholars flaunted their roaring 1920’s costumes in the virtual event held via Zoom. The ceremony started with PMDP Managing Director Nanette C. Caparros commending the scholars for completing their 12 modules… Read more »
READ MOREPMDP CLOSES THE THIRD BATCH OF THE PHRONETIC LEADERSHIP CLASS
The third batch of the Phronetic Leadership Class (PLC) wound up their PMDP journey last 18 June 2021 held virtually via Zoom. The closing activity was formally opened by the DAP President and CEO Atty. Engelbert C. Caronan Jr. explaining that the DAP’s choice of Phronetic Leadership rests on three motivations: (1) Strong partnership with… Read more »
READ MOREPMDP OPENS THE 26TH BATCH OF THE MIDDLE MANAGERS CLASS
The Public Management Development Program welcomed its 26th batch of the Middle Managers Class last 10 May 2021 virtually via Google Meet and streamed live on PMDP’s Facebook page. The ceremony was kick-started by DAP Senior Vice President for Programs Magdalena L. Mendoza. She commended and congratulated the scholars for their prompt and enthusiastic response… Read more »
READ MOREMMC 24 KAWAYAN TRAINING PHASE CLOSING
MMC 24 Kawayan comprising of 37 scholars from 21 government agencies concluded their PMDP training phase last 26 March 2021 with a summer party-themed closing program. Like their sessions, this was held virtually via Google Meet. The event was kicked off by PMDP Managing Director Nanette C. Caparros honoring the tenacity, determination, diligence, patience, and… Read more »
READ MOREMMC 24 SCHOLARS COMPLETE PMDP’S FIRST SOLO SENSING JOURNEY
MMC 24 scholars concluded the very first PMDP Solo Sensing Journey on March 22, 2021. At the activity integration, the scholars shared their experiences and reflections on the individuals or groups they visited. The activity which was held through Google Meet was led by the module co-faculty, Mr. Themistocles D. Padla. Due to the COVID-19… Read more »
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