The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is moving forward with a “renewed and unified focus” on its mission following the appointment of three new members to its governing board.
The appointments, aimed at strengthening the pension fund’s leadership, are expected to bolster the GSIS’s commitment to enhancing services and ensuring the financial security of government workers and pensioners.
The new trustees are Gilbert Tan Sadsad, president of the Philippine Public School Teachers Association (PPSTA) and representatives from the banking, finance, investment and insurance sectors, Enrico Gregorio Molina Trinidad and Cenon Cruz Audencial Jr.
GSIS said the extensive experience of the new trustees would be “invaluable as we build on the pension fund’s historic gains.”
The development allows the GSIS leadership to work as a “solid and cohesive team,” focusing squarely on its “Ginhawa services.”
The state-run fund assured its 2.7 million members and pensioners that the institution is “stable, secure and more united than ever” in its commitment to provide responsive service and prudently grow the fund entrusted to it.
The GSIS said its mandate remains clear—to ensure the financial security of those it serves.
