The Philippine Institute of Interior Designers recently held the inauguration of its new Board of Trustees at the historic Goldenberg Mansion, one of the heritage mansions within the Malacañang complex.

The newly-inducted Board of Trustees heralded as the youngest in the organization's storied 60-year history, embodies a spirit of innovation and forward-thinking leadership. Comprised of talented individuals from diverse backgrounds, the new board members bring fresh perspectives and dynamic energy to the table.

The oath-taking ceremony at the iconic Goldenberg Mansion was presided by the PRC Interior Design chairperson Sonia Olivares, who commended the new Board of Trustees with their new roles which symbolize their individual and collective commitment to excellence, creativity, and continuous development in the field of interior design.  

Chairwoman Sheila Romero, on behalf of Rep. Mikee Romero, delivered an inspirational speech. "Our country frequently experiences various types of natural disasters whether tropical storms, flooding, landslide, earthquakes and the like. Thus, in the present 19th Congress, one of the priority measures is to update and repeal the more than four-decades-old National Building Code of the Philippines, which has been in effect since 1977," she said.