ASOG conducts closed-door briefing for private sector partners
20 Apr 2022
The Ateneo School of Government (ASOG) has been ramping up its efforts to foster good governance by promoting informed voting and political participation. On April 8, ASOG professor and former Dean Tony La Viña and Ateneo professor Imelda Deinla provided a closed-door briefing to private sector partners. Dr. La Viña discussed the period leading up to the 2022 Philippine Presidential elections with the presentation titled, “Election Scenarios: The Next 30 Days, And The Following 1000 Days”, while Dr. Deinla discussed the voting landscape in the Philippines with the presentation titled, “Voters’ Insights On Philippine Politics”.
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