Dr. Ray Aguas (1990) - FAME Features : AcadeME
Dr. Ray Aguas (BSME 1990) recognizes that the economic sector…
FAME welcomes a new leader at its helm—Inah Fuentes (ME ‘98), a passionate advocate for the ME community and a dedicated force behind our mission to connect, collaborate, and contribute. With a deep-rooted commitment to giving back, Inah brings with her years of service, a strong vision for the future, and an inspiring story of perseverance and purpose.
Our inaugural business forum, initiated by ME Batch 1999 during this year’s homecoming event, tackled the theme “Philippine Outlook 2024-2025,” offering invaluable insights into the future trajectories in key industries: healthcare, finance, and retail.
November 16, 2024, was a day to remember for the Federation of Ateneo Management Engineers (FAME) as we celebrated not just camaraderie but also the rich legacy and vibrant future of our community. Organized by ME Batch 1999, the "Bring ME Back Home" event took us on a delightful journey back to our cherished days at Ateneo.
Dr. Ray Aguas (BSME 1990) recognizes that the economic sector…
Dr. Nandy Aldaba (BSME 1980), who served as Dean of the School of Social Sciences at the Loyola Schools from 2015 to 2021, recognizes the key role of education in our country’s development and encourages all ME alumni to take any opportunity to share their knowledge and expertise in their respective fields as a way of giving back to the community.
Dr. Jun Aguilar (BSME 1977), who served as Dean of the School…
FAME held its first ever Global Webinar entitled Global ME The event, hosted by Patrick Fernandez of BSME’ 96, featured panelists from different industries who have spent significant parts of their careers working abroad.
The spirit of Magis, latin for more is significant to the Atenean. Magis disrupts us and calls us to live in generous excellence, to strive for the more, the greater … not for ourselves but for God. Formed by our alma mater to be men and women for others we aim to practice our professions in the service of others.
Meeting Remmy Rikken, acknowledged babaylan by many in the Philippine women’s movements, was life changing for me. She introduced me to feminism, through her work and her life, both of which inspired me to help change the balance of power between women and men in our society, and to help raise the status of women in their families and communities.
