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PN undertakes Strategy Execution Health CheckIn the advent of various

environmental changes, the

Philippine Navy has seen the

need to review its roadmap

and its system in managing itsstrategy. This realization

spurred the PN to undertake a

Strategy-Focused Organization

(SFO) Health Check with the

Palladium Group the global

organization that owns the

Balanced Scorecard, wherein

Robert Kaplan sits as the Presi-dent and David Norton as the

Chairperson.

The objective is to assess

the PN strategy and identify

opportunities for improvement

as well as the critical barriers

and key issues in achieving

successful outcomes. As part

of the Health Check, a seriesof one-on-one interviews with

key members of the PN Com-

mand Team and selected PN

officers was conducted on 21-

23 February 2012 by consult-

ants from Palladium, namely

Mr. Vittorio Molinari, Mr. Mario

Montino and Mr. JonathanJuan DC Moreno.

A web-based diagnostic

survey of selected PN person-

nel was also performed to

The PN Board of Advisers

(BoA) held its board meeting

last 23 February 2012 at Naval

Base Cavite (NBC) Social Hall,Naval Base Heracleo Alano(NBHA) in Sangley Point,

Cavite City. As the first meet-

ing for CY 2012, the meeting

focused on the PNs strategic

thrusts and imperatives for the

year 2012.

Aboard PG378, the PN

BoA members, together with

the Flag Officer in Command,

VADM Alexander P Pama, key

officers and other guests were

ferried to Cavite. Upon arrivalat CAPT Moya Boat Landing,

NBC, they were apprised withfacts and history of the Naval

Base aboard a PN bus which

transported them from the

wharf to the NBC Social Hall.The FOIC, PN, VADM

Pama formally opened the

meeting by congratulating thePN BoA Chairperson, Dr. JesusP. Estanislao for being one of

the recipients of 2011 The Out-

standing Filipino (TOFil) Award.

VADM Pama then briefed

the Board on the significant

command accomplishments

and updates such as the ISO

9001 Certification of the Philip-

pine Navy Finance Center;

commissioning of PF15, AT296

and BO105; initiatives concern-

ing the West Philippine Sea,environmental advocacies,

and disaster response; and thePN Sail Plan, among others.

Some of the highlights of

the meeting were the updates

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on the different board com-

mittees (Maritime Coalition,

Ways and Means, and Strate-

gic Communications), PN Sail

Plan priorities for 2012, Boni-

facio Naval Station (BNS) Lot 1

updates, and the Recto Bank

briefing.

The board had a com-

prehensive discussion on

the possible ways of im-

proving the awareness ofthe Filipinos about the

West Philippine Sea issue,

other environmental

concerns, and most es-

pecially on the Philip-

pines as a maritime na-

tion.

PN BoA Vice-Chairperson, Hon. Leticia

Ramos-Shahani de-

scribed the international

political arena, rephras-

ing Lord Palmerstons

evaluate the PNs perform-

ance using the principles and

best practices of the SFO

model. The Palladium also

conducted document reviewand analysis of existing strat-

egy-related PN documents.

With the analysis of inter-

view, survey and documents

review, the Palladium will re-

port its findings on the SFO

Health Check and make some

recommendations to the PNon what to do next.

This undertaking marks the

commitment of PN to

strengthen its organization

through the improvement of its

capabilities, processes, and

systems as it continues its jour-

ney towards the attainment of

our vision.The Health Check is also

an opportunity for the PN to

start assessing itself against

global best practices as it pre-

pares for the last stage of the

Performance Governance

System (PGS) pathway

(Institutionalized Status) and forbeing inducted in the Bal-

anced Scorecard (BSC) Hall of

Fame of the Palladium Group.

(MJMP)

quotation Nations have no

permanent friends or allies,

they only have permanent

interests. She expressed her

hope that, as people commit-

ted to serve the country, the national interest will always

prevail in our discussions.Before the adjournment

of the meeting, a video on the

Disaster Response Operations

of the Philippine Navy during

the Typhoon Sendong was

shown.

After the meeting, the PN

BoA members together withthe FOIC,PN and the rest of

the Team Navy watched

marching bands exhibition, a

silent drill, capability display

and a windshield tour pre-

pared by the Philippine Fleet

before travelling back to the

Headquarters Philippine Navy

in Manila. (JMRDC)

(From Right to Left)The Flag Officer in Command, PN, VADM Pama; PN BoAChairperson, Dr. Estanislao; and PN BoA Vice-Chairperson, Hon. Shahani, duringthe Board Meeting.

The members of the PN Board of Advisers were joined by the members of the PN Com-mand Team, headed by the FOIC, PN, and several key officers, in discussing matters thatcan further the thrusts and imperatives of the PN.

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In time for the celebrationof the 26th Anniversary of the

first EDSA Revolution, the Philip-

pine Navy featured the topicPeople Power 2.0: Personal

and Community Empower-

ment in Fresh Contexts of

Change during the Second

Leg of its Governance Forum

Series held last 24 February

2012 at the Headquarters Phil-

ippine Navy Multi-Purpose Hall,

Roxas Boulevard, Manila.Ms. Nia Terol-Zialcita,

Executive Director of the Pipol

Power Institute, graced the

Forum as the guest speaker.

She was joined by Ms. Myrna

2nd Leg PNGF redefines People PowerLopez Terol, Aviation Trainer

and Consultant, who opened

the first part of the Forum. In

her talk, Ms. Terol emphasized

that change begins withinones selfby living out posi-

tive values that can resonate

in the community. Mr. Jean

Paul Zialcita also joined them

by rendering a creative per-

formance using make-shift

percussions out of water gal-

lons and old garbage can .Ms. Zialcitas talk rede-

fined our conventional view of

People Power which is disrup-

tive and revolutionary. She

stressed that true People

Power means people empow-erment and building institu-

tions. It is about mobilizing the

community to work with thegovernment in order to ad-

dress the needs of our country.

She further cited technology,

specifically the social media,

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The Philippine National

Polices Center for Police

Strategy Management (PNP

CPSM), headed by Police

Chief Superintendent REX

MILTON A DOLINO, visited the

Headquarters Philippine Navy

last 07 February 2012 for a Best

Practices Sharing Session withthe PNs Office of Strategy

Management, the Center for

Naval Leadership and Excel-

lence (CNLE).

The session focused on

the systems and processes

used by CNLE in monitoring

and managing the implemen-tation of the PNs roadmap

the PN Strategic Sail Plan

2020. Reporting mechanisms

in tracking the performance

of the PN in its journey with the

Sail Plan were imparted with

the Members of the PNP

CPSM.

Alignment of the PNs

budgeting process and the

FOIC, PN Command Guid-

ance with the Sail Plan were

among the best practices

identified in the session. ThePNs experience in setting up a

Multi-sectoral Advisory Board

or the PN Board of Advisers

was also discussed.

The Best Practices Sharing

Session with the PNP is a testi-

mony that the PN, through the

Sail Plan, has set a new stan-dard in good governance not

only within the Armed Forces

but also among the other Na-

tional Government Agencies

in the country. (JMRDC)

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CAPT OPINIANO M JAYME JR PN(GSC), Director, CNLE | LT EDWIN GERMAN A CORDOVA PN,ActingAssistant Director

LT LAURENCE M CALIMAG PN, Chief, Sail Plan Monitoring Branch | LTJG ELMER BRYAN C BILANGDAL PN, Chief, Leadership Excellence BranchLTJG CHRISTOFER NEIL A CALVO PN, Chief, Admin and Logistics Branch | Ms. MICHELLE C. CASTILLO, Editor-In-Chief | Ms. JECKA MAE R. DE CASTRO,

Ms. NORIETESS P. DE LOS REYES, Ms. MIRRIAM JOYCE M. PALAJE, Researchers/Writers

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as a powerful tool in empow-

ering individuals and commu-

nities in nation-building.

This talk by Ms. Zialcita

reaffirmed to the PN the im-portance of reaching out to

our stakeholders and getting

them involved in our change

agenda as laid

out in our Sail

Plan. (MCC)

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Ms. Nia Terol-Zialcita (left), guestspeaker during the2nd Leg of thePNGF 2012, withMs. Myrna Lopez

Terol (upper right)and Mr. Jean PaulZialcita (lower right)rendering his per-formance to mem-bers of Team Navy.

Members of the PN BoA, headed by Dr. Estanislao, and members of the PNCommand Team, led by VADM Pama, receive the donation from MNSA Class 47.

The Master of National

Security Administration (MNSA)

Class 47, through Judge

Marilou Runes-Tamang and

Congresswoman Bai SandraSema, donated an amount of

Php100,000 to the Support

Your Navy Foundation (SYNF).

The amount was officially

turned over to the PN Board of

Advisers, who serves as the

Foundations Board of Trus-

tees, last 23 February 2012 atthe Hall of Flags at Headquar-

ters Philippine Navy.

The members of Class 47

who were able to attend the

short presentation were im-

pressed by the commitment of

the PN to its Sail Plan. Because

of this, Class President Congr.Sema suggested that MNSA

Class 47 organize themselves

and join the SYNF.

This stronger partnership

between the PN, through the

SYNF, and the MNSA Class 47 is

a new development indicat-

ing that the PN is steadily gain-ing the support of its stake-

holders, the Filipino people.

(NPDLR)

CNLE Director, CAPT Opiniano Jayme Jr. (right) briefs the members ofthe PNP CPSM about the Sail Plan, the CNLE and the PN BoA.