CDC, PTV ink partnership to boost Clark’s development

Clark Development Corporation (CDC) President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera and People’s Television Network Inc. (PTNI) General Manager Analisa Puod sign a broadcast contract for CDC’s 10-minute segment at Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon program. In the photo are (from left to right, second row) Tourism Promotions Manager Elenita Lorenzo, Communications Manager Astrud Aguinaldo, Special Assistant to the President and CEO Ma. Zoraida Camello, Director Helen Nicolette Henson, Vice President for Administration and Finance Jose Miguel de la Rosa, Assistant Vice President for Business Development Thelma Ocampo, all from CDC, and Atty. Pamela Parce, Legal Officer of PTV. (CDC Photo)

CLARK FREEPORT — In line with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s whole-of-government approach, Clark Development Corporation (CDC) and People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) officially sealed a broadcast contract to promote Clark’s development efforts. 

The contract specified CDC securing a dedicated 10-minute segment on PTNI’s flagship program, “Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon.” This segment will air within the multi-agency forum, broadcasting from 12:00 nn to 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the CDC’s exclusive segment scheduled for Thursdays.

Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera, President and CEO of CDC, and Analisa Puod, General Manager of PTNI, served as signatories to the agreement. CDC Director Nicolette Henson will co-host alongside Niña Corpuz on the said program.

At the ceremony, Atty. Devanadera stressed the importance of showcasing government’s efforts amid the information overload.

“This is the essence of the ceremonial signing, to broadcast good news because it seems we lack positive news. In other words, let’s stay optimistic,” Atty. Devanadera said.

“But we have many things to be proud of, we have many things to be happy about and we have many things to celebrate today, the ceremonial signing marks the start of a big celebration. So that our people will know what government, what the private sector, and what the partnership can do so that we can uplift the lives of our people. Thank you very much,” she added.

After sealing the broadcast contract, a ceremonial pressing of the playback button on the smart board marked the viewing of CDC’s segment on “Bagong Pilipinas Ngayon,” featuring the New Deco Central Showroom in Clark.

For her part, Puod expressed gratitude to CDC for providing PTV with the opportunity to showcase Clark’s programs and developments nationwide. She underscored the significance of utilizing PTV’s platform to highlight Clark’s contributions to national growth.

With a substantial media presence boasting 5.4 million Facebook followers, 170.7k TikTok followers, and 1.9 million YouTube subscribers, PTV ensures widespread coverage. Its nationwide broadcast reach, spanning 54,112,067 households through 15 network transmitters, amplifies the reach of CDC’s message.

Also present during the event were, Jose Miguel de la Rosa, CDC vice president for admin and finance, Philip Repato, president of the Philippine Exporters Foundation, Region III and Pau Feliciano, president of Pampanga Furniture Industries Foundation, Inc. (PR)

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