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Name
: Tomas
R. Osmeña
Date of Birth : July 26, 1948
Son of : The late Senator Sergio Osmeña, Jr. &
Lourdes De La Rama Osmeña
Married to : Margarita Lim Vargas
Only Child : Miguel V. Osmeña
Place of Birth : Manila, Philippines
Residence : 168 Don Gervacio Quijada St., Guadalupe, Cebu
City
EDUCATION
High
School : Sacred Heart School for Boys, Cebu City
College : Xavier University, Cagayan De Oro City
Agro-Economics
Other : University of California at Los Angeles
(Courses on Finance, Management and International Trade)
BUSINESS POSITIONS HELD
1972
: Vice-President SEROS, Inc., Los Angeles based company owned
by the late Sergio Osmeña, Jr.
1976-1979
: Financial Analyst
Foreign Credit Insurance Association, the
exclusive operating arm of the Export-Import bank of
the US
: Activities included political and country risk analyst
and administering export
credit accounts of several major US exporters and banks
in 12 western states
1979-1987
: Vice-President, Apex Realty and Developers, California
GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS
1988
: Mayor of Cebu
: elected without a party or endorsement of any
national office
: Chairman, Metro Cebu Development Project
(MCDP)
: responsible for acquiring over P2 billion worth of
foreign assisted projects in Metro Cebu
: responsible for the urban design of the 3 cities and
9 municipalities in Metro Cebu
1990 : Elected as National Executive Vice President of
the
League of City Mayors of the Philippines
2001 : Elected again as mayor of Cebu City on May 14, 2001.
It
was considered the toughest elections in
the
city in recent years because Mayor Osmeña ran
against
his ally former Mayor Alvin Garcia
2001 : Elected as chairman of the National Executive
Board
of League of City Mayors for 2001-2004
term
of office.
CIVIC
ACTIVITIES
1976-1987
: Vice-President, Club Filipino, Los Angeles,
California
: also engaged in various activities of different
Cebuano organization in Los Angeles
AWARDS
: while in exile in Los Angeles during Martial Law,
Mayor Osmeña received 7 awards from different
Filipino organizations including an award of honor
by the Philippine-American Council of Los
Angeles country "for outstanding service
to the
Filipino-American community in Los Angeles,
California" in 1990, chosen as one of the
Ten
Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) in the
Philippines by the Philippine Jaycees and the
Gerry Roxas Foundation, Inc.
1992 ACHIEVEMENTS
: elected Cebu City Mayor as an independent for the
next three years together with his vice
mayoralty candidates and fifteen out of sixteen
councilorial seats
: elected on mass motion, President of the League of
City Mayors of the Philippines for the year's 1992 -
1995
: elected Chairman Regional Development Council
for Central Visayas while as Mayor, Cebu City has
received several national awards for tourism,
street children programs, computerization,
countryside development and anti-drug programs. |