27/01/2026
BSBA Stakeholders’ Forum 2026
College of Business | Torres Capitol College, Inc.�January 23, 2026
The College of Business of Torres Capitol College, Inc. successfully conducted its BSBA Stakeholders’ Forum 2026, anchored on the theme:
“Strengthening Partnerships, Re-aligning Directions: Shaping an Outcomes-Based Business Education.”
The forum was convened as part of the College’s continuing commitment to academic excellence, relevance, and social responsibility, and as a strategic initiative to review and enhance the College Vision, Mission, Goals, and Objectives (VMGO) and the undergraduate BSBA curriculum in alignment with the Outcomes-Based Education (OBE) framework and Commission on Higher Education (CHED) policies and standards.
Program Flow and Key Messages
The program formally opened with a prayer, the national anthem, and institutional hymns, setting a reflective and collaborative tone for the gathering. This was followed by the Opening Remarks of Dr. Ana Lee P. Garcia, LPT, DM, Dean of the College of Business, who welcomed the stakeholders and emphasized the importance of partnership, dialogue, and shared responsibility in ensuring quality and relevant business education.
The Rationale of the Stakeholders’ Forum was delivered by Dr. Arnel V. Bangis, DM, Vice President for Academic Affairs. In his message, Dr. Bangis highlighted that the forum is a vital component of the College’s quality assurance and continuous improvement processes, particularly in preparing the revised BSBA curriculum for implementation and future submission to CHED. He emphasized that meaningful curriculum development is grounded in consultation with industry, government, alumni, and community partners, ensuring that graduates are equipped with relevant knowledge, practical skills, ethical values, and professional competencies for employability, entrepreneurship, and lifelong learning.
The forum was further enriched by the Message of the College President, Ma’am Feelin Torres-Jumamil, MAN, RN, who reaffirmed the institution’s strong commitment to outcomes-based, industry-responsive, and values-driven education. She expressed her gratitude to the stakeholders for their continued support and active role in shaping the academic direction of the College of Business.
This was followed by the Presentation of the Department VMGO, Existing Curriculum, and Current Initiatives, which served as the basis for the succeeding Suggestions and Discussions, Continuation of Stakeholders’ Dialogue, and the Synthesis of Agreements and Action Plans, ensuring that all recommendations were carefully documented for integration into curriculum enhancement and action planning.
Stakeholders and Participating Organizations
The forum was attended by a distinguished group of stakeholders representing the institution, industry, government, alumni, and community partners, including:
Torres Capitol College, Inc. Representatives
Representing Torres Capitol College, Inc., the following key officials and members of the Organizing Committee were present:
* Ma’am Feelin Torres-Jumamil, MAN, RN – College President
* Dr. Arnel V. Bangis, DM – Vice President for Academic Affairs, Chair of the Stakeholders’ Forum
* Dr. Ana Lee P. Garcia, LPT, DM – Dean, College of Business, Co-Chair of the Stakeholders’ Forum
Organizing Committee Members:
* Mr. Ryan Jade C. Canceril, MM – Member, Director for Student Affairs and Services
* Mr. Cris Cryle B. Sto Domingo, MM – Member, Program Head
* Mr. Mark Joseph A. Baja – Member, College of Business Faculty
* Ms. May Rose T. Daguplo – Member, NSTP Coordinator
*Ma'am Roxane Jay-Lesley M. Marpa- School Registrar
External Agencies and Community Partners:
* Ms. Sarah Jane M. Libre – Education Supervisor II, CHED Region X
* Representative, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) – Bukidnon
* Ms. Ritchie L. Guno, Ma Soc DL – Provincial Director, DOST–Bukidnon
* Mr. Daniel A. Cañete – OIC Acting Administrator, PTC–TESDA Bukidnon
* Dr. Fausto S. Abella, LPT, DBA – President, Council of Business Deans and Program Heads, Region X / Dean, College of Business and Accountancy, Capitol University
* Dr. Elizabeth E. Figueroa, DM – Faculty, Capitol University
* Atty. Jose Joel P. Doromal – Municipal Mayor, Maramag, Bukidnon
* Mr. Deofred R. Paulin – Manager, PESO Maramag
* Ms. Luzel S. Masucol – Human Resource and Management Officer, LGU Maramag
Alumni Representatives:
* Ms. Honeylyn Pontillas – Publication-In-Charge, TCCI
* Mr. Melvin R. Villamosada – Head Cashier, TCCI
Host Training Establishments and Industry Partners:
* Mr. Ladden Denielle Novem Ursal, RPm, CHRA – HR Coordinator / Psychological Assessment and Testing Supervisor, MMEI / PhilHealth–Maramag
* Mr. Adrian Lloyd O. Tan – Land Bank of the Philippines, Maramag Branch
* Mr. Felino Jr. Ablat – Director, Afex Realty, Brokerage and Development OPC
* Ms. Robie Jane D. Torento – Human Resource Head, SGABI
* Representative, Manulife – Valencia
Moving Forward
The collective insights, recommendations, and agreements generated during the forum will directly guide the refinement and implementation of the revised BSBA curriculum, ensuring alignment with national standards, labor market demands, and regional development priorities.
The College of Business of Torres Capitol College, Inc. extends its sincere appreciation to all stakeholders for their invaluable contributions, active participation, and continued partnership.
Together, as partners and co-educators, we move forward—strengthening collaboration and shaping an outcomes-based, relevant, and future-ready business education.
