The Philippine Association of Religious Treasurers (PART) held its 33rd Annual Convention at the Legend Hotel in the picturesque City of Puerto Princesa, Palawan on November 9-12, 2009. With the theme “PARTners: Witnesses to Authentic Governance,” the annual convention brought together treasurers, auditors, bursars, directors and other finance officers of different religious and educational institutions nationwide. finance officers of different religious and educational institutions nationwide.
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Copylandia Office Systems Corporation was once again the official document solutions provider of this year’s convention, as it has been providing, for so many years now, the printing of newsletters,programs, survey sheets, directories and other print requirements. Staying true to its commitment in providing digital document solutions at the best value to the Catholic educational community, COPYLANDIA organized its resources to be able to support the PART annual event even in this far-flung island of Palawan.
The 3-day event was highlighted by a series of seminars on leadership and governance. Delegates were also entertained by performances from different groups and individuals showcasing the music, dance and culture of the lovely island province of Palawan. The last day of the convention was concluded by talks from representatives of presidential candidates, Noynoy Aquino, Manny Villar and Gilbert Teodoro.
During PART’s 33rd annual convention, COPYLANDIA showcased its wide array of document solutions for the educational and religious institutions, from world-famous brands – Riso Digital Duplicators, Develop Multifunction Copiers and Konica Minolta Laser Printers. Participants were invited to experience firsthand the technologies that helped many schools nationwide.
In line with PART’s thrust to effectively, efficiently and creatively manage resources, COPYLANDIA has been working hard through these years to fulfill its mission of providing customers everything they need in document solutions at the best value.
Copylandia has the widest network of branches and is able to serve schools and parishes from as far as Batanes and Aparri in the north, Jolo and Tawitawi in the South, Brookespoint, Palawan in the west and Cantilan, Surigao in the east.
