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HEADLINE > WHO IS VICENTE-IGNACIO? BACKGROUND LOGO & SLOGAN EMPLOYMENTS GRAVEYARD CONTACT STILL? LINKS OTHER "RACKETS"	Who was / is Vicente-Ignacio? The last we heard about him, Vicente-Ignacio retired from corporate life after a short stint as a concert project manager for a special events arm of a small ad agency and -- just before this -- as a consultant for a month for a lucky Mandaluyong City startup called Catalytx Advertising as it bidded for a large account. All this happening in 2006. He is now a quiet househusband based in Bulacan, taking care of home chores for his two grade-schoolers while the wife hies off to Makati each day for her more lucrative assistant editor's job. Vicente-Ignacio, meanwhile, continues to do all sorts of freelance work, including editing a poetry anthology in Filipino, writing correspondence for an arts and culture organization, et cetera. Catalytx, by the way, was the firm he left in 2003 after four months there, leaving it for Leyte Island, his parents' home province, to do farm work while he wrote for Diwa Publishing's Bato Balani and formed the band Groupies' Panciteria (click here to see the band's online album). When he joined Catalytx in 2003 he was still fresh from selling his shares as a partner in a then smallish and today still-struggling Ortigas Center shop called Masterminds Asia Communications. This was the same shop he was called back to last year (2006), to manage that concert event project we mentioned above for the Department of Tourism. Who was / is Vicente-Ignacio again? "Jojo" was a late '50s to early '60s Tagalog slang for "junior", and we think he has that nickname because he is, like his father and grandfather, Vicente-Ignacio -- making him a "the Third" (III). Contact (0916) 755-0658 [his mobile number] to get your access key to more juicy information. Or get an essay on his person by contacting his e-mail address at warphoto@yahoo.com. For now we can only tell you that he's already 45, been married thirteen years, siring two beautiful young sons. Who again? NBI records confirm he stands at 174.5 cms (5' 8½"), weighing 59.9 kgs (134 lbs). He's indubitably male, officially Roman Catholic (sprinkled here and there though with bastardizations of the philosophical Taoist approach to urban living care of Lao Tzu, hehe), and speaks the languages English, Filipino/Pilipino, Waray (Samar-Leyte), and a bit of the proud Bisaya (Cebuano) language.

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> WHO IS VICENTE-IGNACIO?

BACKGROUND

LOGO & SLOGAN

EMPLOYMENTS

GRAVEYARD

CONTACT STILL?

LINKS

OTHER "RACKETS"

Who was / is Vicente-Ignacio?

The last we heard about him, Vicente-Ignacio retired from corporate life after a short stint as a concert project manager for a special events arm of a small ad agency and -- just before this -- as a consultant for a month for a lucky Mandaluyong City startup called Catalytx Advertising as it bidded for a large account. All this happening in 2006. He is now a quiet househusband based in Bulacan, taking care of home chores for his two grade-schoolers while the wife hies off to Makati each day for her more lucrative assistant editor's job. Vicente-Ignacio, meanwhile, continues to do all sorts of freelance work, including editing a poetry anthology in Filipino, writing correspondence for an arts and culture organization, et cetera.

Catalytx, by the way, was the firm he left in 2003 after four months there, leaving it for Leyte Island, his parents' home province, to do farm work while he wrote for Diwa Publishing's Bato Balani and formed the band Groupies' Panciteria (click here to see the band's online album). When he joined Catalytx in 2003 he was still fresh from selling his shares as a partner in a then smallish and today still-struggling Ortigas Center shop called Masterminds Asia Communications. This was the same shop he was called back to last year (2006), to manage that concert event project we mentioned above for the Department of Tourism.

Who was / is Vicente-Ignacio again?

"Jojo" was a late '50s to early '60s Tagalog slang for "junior", and we think he has that nickname because he is, like his father and grandfather, Vicente-Ignacio -- making him a "the Third" (III). Contact (0916) 755-0658 [his mobile number] to get your access key to more juicy information. Or get an essay on his person by contacting his e-mail address at warphoto@yahoo.com. For now we can only tell you that he's already 45, been married thirteen years, siring two beautiful young sons.

Who again?

NBI records confirm he stands at 174.5 cms (5' 8½"), weighing 59.9 kgs (134 lbs). He's indubitably male, officially Roman Catholic (sprinkled here and there though with bastardizations of the philosophical Taoist approach to urban living care of Lao Tzu, hehe), and speaks the languages English, Filipino/Pilipino, Waray (Samar-Leyte), and a bit of the proud Bisaya (Cebuano) language.