Metro Pacific Tollways Corp. (MPTC) on Friday announced a strategic leadership change to bolster its operational excellence and robust financial management.
Effective immediately, the new set of officers—NLEX Corp. chief finance officer Ma. Teresa Wells, Metro Pacific Tollways South (MPT South) vice-president for finance Elnora Rumawak and Metro Pacific Tollways Mobility Corp. vice-president for finance Angel Carbo — will assume leadership of their respective business units as officers-in-charge.
They will oversee the companies’ financial strategy, guide fiscal priorities and lead various critical initiatives.
After decades of dedicated service, NLEX Corp. president and general Manager J. Luigi Bautista, MPT South president and general manager Raul Ignacio, MPT Mobility president and general manager Roberto Bontia and MPTC chief human resources officer Baby Lea Wong announced their retirement.
The management realignment follows closely the appointment of MPTC president and chief operating officer Arrey Perez to ensure the seamless execution of operational initiatives.
“The decision to elevate financial leadership at this juncture reflects our direction to ensure the subsidiaries are positioned for continued growth and aligning them with MPTC’s broader goals, as we work to deliver 5-star service to our motorists,” Perez said.
To support Perez at the Group level, MPTC management brought in Luis Renon as its new chief finance officer, leveraging his expertise to enhance the company’s fiscal position.
Renon previously served as senior vice president for PLDT where he led its internal audit division.
