UPOU Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration Holds Annual Review and Planning Workshop

The University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) Office of the Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration (OVCFA) conducted its Annual Review and Planning Workshop on 03 January 2025 at the Centennial Center for Digital Learning (CCDL) Auditorium. The planning workshop was led by Dr. Jean A. Saludadez, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration, and attended by the chiefs and staff from various OVCFA offices.

During the planning workshop, each unit highlighted its key achievements for 2024, showcasing significant progress in financial management, resource allocation, and administrative services. These achievements demonstrated the offices’ shared commitment to excellence and continuous growth. Looking forward to 2025, the offices presented their plans, goals, and objectives, focusing on innovation, sustainability, and further enhancing service delivery.

This workshop served as both a strategic platform to set the direction for the year ahead and an opportunity to appreciate and acknowledge the hard work of all staff members. It also emphasizes the significance of collaboration, innovation, and accountability in achieving shared objectives that support the University’s long-term goals.

Written by Aljay Buenviaje ♦ Edited by Jean Saludadez and Michael Lagaya ♦ Photo from John Lester Sapon ♦ Contributed by OVCFA

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