Reflections and Gratitude from the 8th Regional Junior Chamber of Finance Summit


I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the entire academic workforce of Jose Rizal Memorial State University for making the 8th Regional Junior Chamber of Finance Summit an unforgettable experience. Special thanks go to University President Dr. Maria Rio Naguit for her visionary leadership, and to Dr. Aneja Palomares, CBA-SG Adviser and Board of Regent, for her unwavering support. I also wish to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of Dr. Amiel Andias, Director of Academic Affairs, and Dr. Maria Blanca Sy, BSBA Program Chairperson, whose guidance ensured the success of the event. To Ma'am Rowena Catahay, Adviser of the Junior Chamber of Finance - JRMSU Dapitan Chapter, your dedication to fostering growth in the field of finance is truly inspiring. Lastly, to the 600+ attendees from all over the region, daghang salamat for welcoming me and making me part of this incredible summit.






The opportunity to engage with such a dynamic and passionate group of future finance professionals was both humbling and inspiring. The discussions and interactions throughout the summit enriched my understanding of the evolving landscape of finance, and I hope my insights were able to provide value in return. The exchange of ideas, experiences, and knowledge among attendees highlighted the collective strength of our region’s academic and professional communities. I left the summit with a renewed sense of purpose and optimism for the future of finance in our region, knowing that it is in the hands of such capable and forward-thinking individuals.

As I emphasized in my talk, the future of finance is rapidly shifting towards the integration of artificial intelligence. In the next five years, AI will undoubtedly play a significant role in transforming the industry. However, it is crucial to remember that while technology may evolve, it is ultimately a tool created by humans for humans. We must not allow ourselves to be controlled by the very technology we develop. Instead, we should harness its potential to enhance our capabilities, drive innovation, and make informed decisions that will benefit society as a whole.




The 8th Regional Junior Chamber of Finance Summit was more than just an event; it was a testament to the power of collaboration, learning, and the shared commitment to advancing the field of finance. I am deeply grateful for the experience and look forward to seeing how the knowledge and connections forged at this summit will shape the future. Thank you once again to everyone involved for making this event a remarkable success.

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