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Wash SyCip as Chairman of the SGV Group with the Managing Partners of its member firms. Clockwise from Wash: T.N. Soong (Taiwan), Yukta Na Thalang (Thailand), Rodolfo Jacob (Philippines), Mohammed Kassim bin Sulong (Malaysia), Goh Kee Song (Singapore),
T.N. Soong of Taiwan.
Drs. Utomo Josodirdjo of Indonesia.
Eli Wang of Taiwan.
Yukta Na Thalang of Thailand.
Wash with Yukta Na Thalang and partners in Thailand.
Mohd. Kassim bin Sulong of Malaysia.
Goh Kee Song of Singapore
John Prasetio of Indonesia.
Wash visits the SGV-Vietnam office.
Hyo Yung Ahn, Managing Partner of the member firm in Korea.
Young Ro Kwon, Managing Partner of the member firm in Korea.
Wash speaks at a gathering of accountants in Taiwan (ROC).
Wash with Chung Ju-yung, founder of Hyundai, at a business leaders’ conference in Seoul. Mr. Chung and Wash were co-chairs of the ASEAN-Korea Business Council for a number of years.
Wash with SGV-Utomo founder Utomo Josodirdjo (far right), partner John Prasetio (second from left) and clients Winarko Sutjahyono (far left) and Soedarpo Sastrosatomo (center) from Indonesia.
Wash at the SGV Alumni Homecoming in 2006 with (from left) Emvly Samaram (daughter of Yukta Na Thalang), former SGV Partner Jimmy Singson, former SGV-Na Thalang Managing Partner Maris Samaram, and former SGV Partner Linda Manto.
Wash with Stephen H. Fuller (AIM President 1969 to 1971), James W. Culliton (AIM President 1971 to 1972), and Gabino A. Mendoza (AIM Dean 1973 to 1986 and President 1978 to 1986).
At the investiture of Stephen H. Fuller as first President of AIM . From left: Wash SyCip, Stephen H. Fuller, former Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos.
2002 Annual Meeting of the Joint Boards of Governors and Trustees of AIM. From left: Roberto F. de Ocampo (AIM President 1999 to 2006), Chairman Wash SyCip, Co-Chairman Jose L. Cuisia, Jr.
The Asian Institute of Management Joseph R. McMicking Campus and Eugenio Lopez, Sr. Foundation Building.
Laying the cornerstone of AIM. From left: Eugenio Lopez, Sr., Stephen H. Fuller, Wash SyCip.
Wash with Sixto K. Roxas III, the third President of AIM.
Wash with members of the AIM Board of Governors. From left: Reijiro Hattori (Chairman, Seiko Corp.), Mrs. Hattori, Rachmat Saleh (President Commissioner Bank Muamalat Indonesia), Tan Sri Ismail Bin Mohd. Ali (Chairman, Permodalan Nasional Bhd.).
AIM Chairman Wash SyCip and Co-Chairman Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. at an AIM Investiture.
Launch of the AIM W. SyCip Graduate School of Business in 2002. From left: Jose L. Cuisia, Jr., former Philippine President Corazon C. Aquino, Wash SyCip.
Launch of the AIM W. SyCip Graduate School of Business. From left: George SyCip, Wash SyCip, William Anderson (AIM Governor and former Chairman, NCR Corp.), Mrs. Janice Anderson.
Launch of the AIM W. SyCip Graduate School of Business. From left: Wash SyCip, Cesar Purisima, Joe de Venecia.
Wash and the AIM Board of Governors pay a courtesy call on President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at Malacañang Palace. Front row (from left): Lin See-Yan, Francis Estrada, Timothy Ong, Jagdish Parikh, Wash SyCip, President Arroyo, Narayana Murthy, Mark Fuller
On behalf of the AIM Board of Governors, former President Corazon Aquino presents Wash with an Impy Pilapil sculpture for his generous contribution to establish a Faculty Development Fund. In photo are Roberto de Ocampo and Jose Cuisia (partly hidden).
207Photo taken during the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Boards of Governors & Trustees of AIM (40th Anniversary)
Fred Brinkman (front, fourth from left) of Arthur Andersen and Wash are joined by senior partners of Arthur Andersen and the SGV Group in 1985 when the member firms decided to join the Arthur Andersen Worldwide Organization.
Wash and Joey Cuisia (far right) receive a donation to the AIM from Henry Sy and his family.
Wash receives the 2004 New Silk Road Award from the California-Asia Business Council in San Francisco.
Postmaster General Ireneo Intia presents to Wash, along with former managing partners Charlie Alindada and Gloria Tan Climaco, the first-day covers of the SGV & Co. commemorative stamps to kick off the firm’s 50th Anniversary.
Wash with former University of the Philippines President Jose Abueva who was co-editor of the book Asian Perspectives.
Asian Perspectives
Wash gives a response during the launching of the book in 1996 at the University of the Philippines.
Students from Vietnam with Wash.
Mayor Alfredo Lim presents Wash with his citation as an Outstanding Manilan in 1996 as Vice Mayor Lito Atienza looks on.
Wash receives in 2001 his honorary doctorate degree from former President of the University of the Philippines Francisco Nemenzo Jr.
211The Asian DreamWash with former Securities and Exchange Commissioner Jun Yasay (left) and Oscar Lopez (middle).
Wash with former Senator Frank Drilon (center, front row), former SGV Managing Partners Roy Navarro and Cesar Purisima, and businessmen at a dinner in San Miguel, Manila.
Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala listens to Wash during a session of “Bridges: Dialogues Towards a Culture of Peace” organized by the International Peace Foundation.
The U.P. Singing Ambassadors visit Wash at his office to present the awards they won at major choral competitions in Europe. Wash has been a supporter of the group for several years now.
The 2004 Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines winner Socorro Ramos, founder of National Book Store, is surrounded by (from left) SGV Foundation Chairman David Balangue, Ernst & Young Global Chairman James Turley, Former Prime Minister Cesar Virata, Wash S
Wash with his PAL.
Wash with former US Ambassador Thomas Hubbard at the signing of the Fulbright-SyCip Fund for American Studies.
Wash with (from left) Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Jaime Ayala, Adolfo Duarte, and David Balangue during the opening of the Washington SyCip Park in 2007.
Wash greets one of his dearest friends, Monching del Rosario, during the inauguration of the Washington SyCip Park.
The one-hectare Washington SyCip Park is an oasis in the middle of the busy Makati business district.
The pond with koi fish and ducks has become a favorite of children who visit the park.
Wash with SGV partners at the Washington SyCip Park in front of an interactive art installation of Impy Pilapil titled “Mangrove.” From left: Louie Benitez, Dave Balangue, Cocoy Tacandong, Gerry Sanvictores, Itos Cruz, Vivian Ruiz, Lucy Chan, Gie Obcena,
Impy Pilapil’s “Mangrove” as seen from the Gamboa Street park entrance which is guarded by a giant stone turtle.
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