Arreza steps down from SBMA, no replacement yet | Inquirer News

Arreza steps down from SBMA, no replacement yet

03:36 PM September 21, 2011

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT-–Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Administrator Armand Arreza has stepped down from his post even as President Aquino has yet to announce who will replace him at the agency.

In a statement, the SBMA said Arreza, who is also the agency’s chief executive officer, attended the flag ceremony on Monday to bid his co-workers goodbye.

Arreza, who was among the Subic volunteers when the SBMA started in 1992, served the agency as administrator for the past six years.

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In his message to SBMA employees, Arreza recalled his days in the agency starting as a volunteer and expressed gratitude for being given the opportunity to serve.

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He urged the employees to continue doing their best to make sure that SBMA “continues to shine.”

He also said he would donate his last pay check to an SBMA-sponsored fun run organized as a fund-raising project to benefit SBMA employees suffering from cancer.

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SBMA Chair Roberto Garcia said the SBMA “really owes Arreza a big favor for his contribution in putting SBMA back in the map again.”

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Before, nobody was interested in the SBMA, Garcia said. “But now, the SBMA has been transformed into a thriving freeport, very successful and very well-respected,” he said.

Garcia said the new SBMA board of directors would continue to build on the successes of Arreza and former SBMA Chair Feliciano Salonga “to put the SBMA in a better place.”  Robert Gonzaga, Inquirer Central Luzon

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