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Date of Birth : October 5, 1963 (Libra/Rabbit) Parents:

› Father : Jeorge Marcelo Ejercito (George Estregan) of  Pagsanjan, Laguna (Actor/Businessman) › Mother : Ramona Pelayo-Ejercito of Ibajay, Aklan  (Former Educator)

Wife : Pagsanjan Mayor Girlie “Maita” Javier-Ejercito › President, League of Municipalities of the Philippines-

Laguna Chapter

Children : › › › ›

Emilio Ramon Ejercito IV John Paul Ejercito Jorge Antonio Genaro Ejercito Jr. Maria Guadalupe Ejercito

Education – Grade School : La Salle Greenhills- 1977 – High School : La Salle Greenhills- 1981 – College : University of the Philippines- 1987 • Diliman, Quezon City • Advertising and Visual Communications

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University of the Philippines- 2000

– CLRG-NAG-DILG-LGA – Local istration and Community Development – (42nd LADP Class President)

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International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)

– Philippine Rice Research Institute (PHILRICE)- 2008

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University of Asia and the Pacifi c- 2009

– Strategic Business Economics (SBEP) – Executive Masters in Business Economics (E-MBE)

Sports : • NCAA 1981 Varsity Track and Field Team Player – (La Salle Greenhills, Mandaluyong City) • • •

NCAA 1981 Silver Medalist 4 x 400 Meters Relay NCAA 1981 Bronze Medalist 400 Meters Low Hurdles UAAP 1982 Varsity Track and Field and Swimming Team – (University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City

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Yaw-Yan Foot Boxing League Practitioner

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Positions Held › PRESIDENT, Actors Guild of The Philippines,

Inc. (KAPPT) 2005-2009 › MULTI-AWARDED THREE-TERMER CHAMPION MAYOR OF PAGSANJAN (2001- 2010)

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AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED AS A MAYOR Local Government Leadership Awards 2003 (LGLA) – Top Ten Outstanding Mayors of the Philippines in

recognition of his exemplary leadership qualities and significant contributions to the promotion of good local governance and development in the PhilippinesOctober 13, 2003- Given by the Senate, Republic of the Philippines, DILG, U.P., De La Salle, Ateneo de Manila and the Development Academy of the Philippines

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League of Municipalities of the Philippines

– Recognition for his exemplary leadership and efficient and

effective governance as one of the recipients of the 2003 Local Government Leadership Award- December 4, 2003 (2003 LMP General General Assembly)

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Local Government Leadership Awards 2006 (LGLA)

We envision Laguna to be a premier province in the Philippines. A peaceful, progressive, prosperous and ecologically-balanced place with educated, friendly, healthy, morallyupright and productive citizens who shall spearhead in nation building.

The Provincial Government of Laguna aims to increase and intensify its capacity in response to the Laguneños’ growing needs by providing all fundamental services by means of active participation in local governance, creative solutions, t efforts with the private sector, strategic innovations and sustainable development programs to ensure total longterm growth The Provincial Government of Laguna promotes and practices good governance for superior transparency, trust and confidence.

“BAGONG LAGUNA, UNA SA LAHAT” Move Forward – Faster, Higher, Stronger! We will ister and fulfill public service to improve the Laguneños quality of life and we will build Laguna to be a leading place of choice for living (home), visiting (liesure) and investing (investment).

Land Area: 175,973 ha. (1,759.73 km2)  Population: 2,473,530 (National Census, 2007)  Political Subdivisions: 

› 4 Congressional Districts › 4 Component Cities › 26 Municipalities

› 674 Barangays

Land Classification Total Area (has) • Forest Lands 41,253 • Timberland 5,727 • Forest Reserve 11,999 • National Park 5,581 • Civic Reservation 4,244 • Mt. Makiling 4,600

% Share 23.44 13.88 29.09 13.53 10.29 11.15

Total Area (Has.)

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% Share

Forest Reserve › ISF Project (Existing)

5,246 › Reforestation Projects 3,356 › Alienable & Disposable 134,720

12.72 8.13 16.56

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Total Land Area

100.0

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Source: PPDO and PGENRO, 2007

175,973

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2010 Actual Revenues

Total Revenues : P1,873,363,964.00 Total Expenditures: P1,776,468,022.00 

2012 Est. Revenues:

P2,130, 356,128.8

1. Security, Peace and Order 2. Health Care/Nutrition and Social Welfare 3. Employment, Manpower, Livelihood and Cooperative Development 4. Education, Culture, Youth and Sports 5. Agricultural Productivity/Coastal and Fisheries Resource Management

6. Environmental Protection/Preservation of Natural Resources 7. Land Use and Urban Planning/Finance, Ways and Means 8. Infrastructure (Roads, Bridges,Buildings, Flood Control and Drainage System), Low Cost Housing/Traffic Engineering 9. Eco-tourism/Cultural Heritage and the Arts 10. Trade and Commerce/Science and Technology

11. Senior Citizens and Differently-abled Sector 12. Solid Waste Management 13. Family, Women, Children and Population Management 14. Moral Recovery and Gender Equality Development 15. Sustainable Upland Development

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Resort Capital of the Philippines › Over 500 resorts in Laguna › Hot Springs, Waterfalls, Laguna de Bay

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Detroit of the Philippines › Largest Automobile Manufacturers

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Silicon Valley of the Philippines › Largest Electronics & Semi Conductor

Manufacturers

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Dept of Tourism cited Laguna as one of the Top Three Tourism Destinations › Alongside Coron, Palawan and Sagada, Mt.

Province

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PIA cited Laguna Province as › Best Place to Visit, to Invest In and to Live In.

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DILG/PNP declared Laguna as Best in Peace & Order in CALABARZON