Pancho Villaraza Cup launched


Villaraza & Angangco (“V&A Law”) celebrated its 45th anniversary with the inaugural Pancho Villaraza Cup, a golf tournament honoring the firm’s late founder, F. Arthur “Pancho” L. Villaraza.
The tournament, held at the Wack Wack Golf & Country Club, brought together clients, colleagues and friends of the firm for a day of competition and celebration.
Artie L. Villaraza, brother of the late Pancho Villaraza, V&A Law chairperson and CEO Raoul R. Angangco, and V&A Law Senior Partner Bienvenido I. Somera Jr. led the ceremonial tee-off.
House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez and Deputy House Speaker David Suarez attended the lunch and awarding ceremony, along with former Philippine Ambassador to India and Nepal Ramon “Dondon” Bagatsing S. Jr.
The Pancho Villaraza Cup follows other 45th-anniversary initiatives, including a regional conference, blood drive, orphanage outreach program, and bowling tournament. Upcoming events include client dinners and the firm’s annual sportsfest.
The golf tournament was supported by Diamond Sponsor Creative Ventures Travel and Tours and Platinum Sponsors PAGCOR, Jolliville Holdings Corporation, Digipay (FSG Technological Ventures Inc.), Robinsons Land Corporation, and IPM Holdings Inc.
Gold Sponsors included BDO, Burlington, Datatrail, Dyna Drug, Lakan Heritage Liquors, Madrigal Bayot Development Corporation, Okada Manila, and RCBC. Silver Sponsors were Descorp Inc., DITO CME Ventures Inc., EDOTCO Group, Emperador Distillers Inc., John Clements Consultants Inc., Lloyd Laboratories Inc., Mapúa Malayan Colleges Laguna, Malayan Insurance, Bricolage Philippines Inc. (Mr. DIY), SGV and Co., Super Candy Corporation, and TGP Pharma Inc. Hole-in-one prizes were provided by Creative Ventures Travel and Tours, Cocogen Insurance, Getgo Golf Carts, and V&A Law.
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