PBEd to PBBM: Consider Angara, 3 others for next DepEd secretary

INDUSTRY-LED advocacy group Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) has unveiled its list of recommendees for Education Secretary.

INDUSTRY-LED advocacy group Philippine Business for Education has unveiled its list of recommendees for Education Secretary.

Salazar, in his letter, said the group “respectfully recommends” Senator Sonny Angara, Secretary Rex Gatchalian, Congressman Kiko Benitez and Milwida Guevara. Also among the individuals who made it to PBEd’s list is Gatchalian, whose “background in DSWD and his tenure as a former Mayor provides a distinct approach to addressing the learning crisis through community development and local development.”

Meanwhile, PBEd also included Guevara, who is President of Synergeia Foundation, a nongovernment organization which aims to improve the quality of basic education in the country. “Dr. Guevara’s expertise in public finance, basic education delivery and governance make her well-equipped for the demands of the position,” said PBEd.

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