Peacock & Kiao Jaycees’ joint OTS yields new members
By JCI Mem. Celeste Anna R. Formoso
An orientation training seminar (OTS) was jointly implemented on July 13, 2007 by the JCIP-Puerto Princesa Peacock and the JCIP-Puerto Princesa Kiao at Neva’s Place for new recruits, numbering to about 15.
The OTS is a regular recruitment activity of the local organization managements (LOM) to bring in new members to the Junior Chamber, a popular training ground of young 
professional leaders and entrepreneurs in the country today.
JCI Mem. Bennette Tamayo, the president of Kiao Jaycees delivered the welcome remarks, emphasizing the need to continue growing the membership of the Junior Chamber by encouraging young people to participate in the fulfillment of its "mission and vision."
The speakers were JCI members Sheryl Aban on the History of the Jaycees; Leny Escaro on the Purpose of joining the Jaycees; Celeste Anna R. Formoso on the History of the Jaycee Creed, and Malou Paglinawan on the Opportunities under the Junior Chamber.
JCI Mem. Emilyn R. Bayna, the president of the Peacock Jaycees, said in her closing remark that "membership in the Junior Chamber won’t be a regrettable decision as it will not only work on an individual’s personal development, but also teach her to be both a leader and a follower, and to be socially responsible for the sake of others."
Most of the recruits are nurses, Internet shop owners, health care givers, and bank employees.
