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That was the offer which Jerome Uy, a 1998 management honors graduate, received and accepted from management consultancy firm Bain & Co.
Since then, Mr. Uy has completed his MBA – Harvard University, naturally – and has put up a business with wife and fellow Harvard alumni Meredith Ngo.
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[Summary] => Raymundo Andallon Jr. has a bright career ahead of him. In his mid-’20s, he has a stable job as accountant at Pilipinas Shell, one of RP’s top ten firms. Life wasn’t always looking up for Ray, though. He was only two years old when his father, Constabulary Sgt. Raymundo Sr., was killed in an ambush by communist rebels. The family lost their breadwinner and the future dimmed uncertain. But then came a scholarship offer from the AFP Educational Benefit System when Ray was in Grade 6.
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That was the offer which Jerome Uy, a 1998 management honors graduate, received and accepted from management consultancy firm Bain & Co.
Since then, Mr. Uy has completed his MBA – Harvard University, naturally – and has put up a business with wife and fellow Harvard alumni Meredith Ngo.
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October 22, 2009 - 12:00am
