New Leadership for Pampanga Press Club
The Pampanga Press Club has elected a new set of officers to lead the organization for the next two years. Lincoln M. Baluyut, a respected publisher and editor, has been chosen as the club's new president during elections held at the Royce Hotel in Clark Freeport.
Baluyut's term of office will officially commence in January 2026 and continue through 2027. The election process was supervised by PPC President Emeritus and Election Committee Chairman Max Sangil, who also made the official proclamation of the winning candidates.
Complete Roster of New Officers
The newly elected leadership team represents various media organizations across Pampanga. Ian O. Flora from SunStar Pampanga will serve as Executive Vice President, while Ria Isidro of Pampanga News Now takes the position of Secretary.
The financial management of the organization will be handled by Marna Del Rosario from the Philippine News Agency as Treasurer, with Cha Cayabyab of SunStar Pampanga appointed as Auditor.
The Board of Directors includes several prominent media personalities:
- Pedok Bartolome of New Media Pampanga
- Rey Navales of SunStar Pampanga
- Tonette Orejas of Philippine Daily Inquirer
- Rendy Isip
Transition and Future Vision
Outgoing President Noel Tulabut will transition to the role of chairman of the board, ensuring continuity in the club's leadership. The election marks a significant moment for the media organization as it prepares for new initiatives under fresh leadership.
Incoming President Baluyut has already outlined his commitment to advancing the club's mission. He emphasized his dedication to fostering development within the organization and strengthening the support system and camaraderie among all members.
The leadership change comes at a time when media organizations face numerous challenges, making strong organizational support and unity among journalists more important than ever. The Pampanga Press Club's new administration is expected to focus on professional development, member welfare, and upholding journalistic standards in the region.
