Our Team

Directors and Advisers

ARCH. ROMMEL C. GAVIETA

ARCH. ROMMEL C. GAVIETA, MA (URP), MSC (ENG), PA (MI)

PPDC-HK is headed by Rommel C. Gavieta, an Architect by Profession, with a diverse work track record that spans international & local companies, government agencies, multi-lateral agencies, banking finance, construction-operation-maintenance companies and the academe.  Arch. Gavieta has undergraduate degree in Architecture with focus on University Campus Planning from the University of the Philippines, a graduate degree in Regional & Urban Planning from also the University of the Philippines with focus on HH Energy Planning. With a scholarship from the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office, Arch. Gavieta earned his 2nd graduate degree in International Construction Management & Engineering from the University of Leeds with focus in Airport Project Finance.

ATTY. MAURO JOHN S. REYES III

ATTY. MAURO JOHN S. REYES III

Atty. John Reyes is an alumni of the University of the Philippines Diliman, with an Undergraduate Degree in Economics and a Degree in Doctor of Jurisprudence. He was admitted into the bar in 1990 and has led a successful legal career in handling litigation, corporate and labor cases in the telecommunication, food processing and beverage sectors. He has acted as corporate legal counsel for some of the top 50 corporations in the Phlippines namely San Miguel Corporation, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines, Inc., Pure Foods Manufacturing Corp., Smart Communications among others. Currently, Atty. John Reyes is the Managing Partner of Reyes, Reyes and Lumibao Law Offices.

ENGR. FREDERICK C. PARAYNO

ENGR. FREDERICK C. PARAYNO, MS (CE)

Engr. Frederick Parayno is the current President of Metro Rail Transit Development Corporation (MRTDC) for Special Projects and Commercial Development. A Civil Engineering graduate of University of Santo Tomas (Philippines), Mr. Parayno also finished his Masters of Science in Civil Engineering at University of the Philippines.

ATTY. ROGELIO J. BONDOC, JR.

Atty. Bondoc has an Undergraduate Degree in Economics at the University of Santo Tomas and got his Degree in Doctor of Jurisprudence from Ateneo de Manila University. Currently, he is a Special Counsel for Private Public Partnership and Corporate Law at the Suarez Narvaza Law Firm and the Corporate Secretary of Metro Rail Transit Holding Inc. since 2000.

JENNIFER P, ACMAN

MS. JENNIFER P. ACMAN

Jennifer Acman is an alumni of the University of the Philippines Los Banos and AMA Computer University, with a background in Civil Engineering, Business Development and Administration, and Project Finance. Since 2003, Ms. Acman has been handling Project Development and Management for projects in different industries including transportation, real estate, infrastructure, land reclamation and advertisement.

Track Record of Directors and Advisers

With a team of Experienced Specialists in the field of Infrastructure, Transportation, Construction, Operations and Management, and Finance, the company directors and advisers have a collective track record which includes the following projects in the Philippines:

  • Project Development and Management of C5 (Taguig City) to Kawit (Cavite) Tollway Link with China Harbor Engineering Corp (2018 to present).
  • Pre-Feasibility Study of Market Market, BGC to EDSA-Ayala to Ayala-Buendia to Buendia-Taft Subway Project (September 2018)
  • Project Concept and Pre-Feasibility Study of Autonomous Rail Transit System for Manila Bay Tourist Corridor (Roxas Blvd) from Coastal Mall to Fort Santiago in Intramuros (August 2018)
  • Project Concept and Pre-Feasibility Study of Siargao Airport Development Plan (July 2018)
  • Pre-Feasibility Study of Domestic and International Airline Routes for start-up local regional airline (August 2017)
  • Management for project approval of PhP15billion Tutuban Grand Station Commercial Redevelopment and coordination of Project Design and Construction with JICA funded North South Rail Project (Tutuban to Malolos, Malolos to Clark and Tutuban to Calamba projects) (2017 to present).
  • Feasibility Study and Project Development and Management: Proposed Sangley International Seaport and Airport Project as an Alternate for the Manila Interntional Airport (SM Investment Corporation and All Asia Reclamation and Resources Corp) by Copenhagen Airport (Denmark), Hamburg Port Consulting (Germany) and Rambol (Denmark) (January 2015)
  • Project Development and Corporate Investment: Metro Rail Transit Corp by Globalvia S/A of Spain and Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (2015 to present)
  • Project Development and Bidding: LRT1 South Extension Project (Baclaran, Pasay City to Niyog, Cavite) with Globalvia S/A and MRT3 Capacity Expansion Project with China South Railway Corp (2014)
  • Project Conceptualization and Proposal for PhP500million VSAT Hub for the Philippine Charity and Sweepstakes Office that would link up at least 5,000 outlets with Domestic Satellite Philippines Corp (DomSat) and Asia Broadcast Satellite (ABS) (2012)
  • Development and Privatization of US$ 45million Caticlan (Boracay) Airport for San Miguel Corporation (2010)
  • MRT3 US$133million Advertising and Commercial Development (Philippine, Australian and Philippine Companies for advertising services and Philippine company for mall development) (2000 to 2010)
  • Privatization of US$25million Clark Power Distribution (Philippine Company), Clark Water Supply/Distribution (Malaysian and French Companies), Clark Telecommunication (Philippine Company) and Clark-Subic Pipeline (US and Thai Companies) (1998)
  • Land Use and Business Master Development Plan for Civil Aviation Led Clark Special Economic Zone 4,440 ha (Tarmac Black & Veatch,Skidmore Owings & Merrill, Economic Research Associate, Price Waterhouse and Richard Ellis) and Land Use and Agro-Industrial Development (Louis Berger and Ernst & Young) (1997)
  • Project Development, Management and Implementation of MRT3 Phase 1: EDSA-Taft Ave to EDSA-North Ave MRT System (1992), Feasibility Study and Detailed Engineering Design of MRT-3 Phase2: EDSA-North Ave to EDSA-Monumento (1996)