The MVP Sports Foundation (MVPSF) reiterates that its involvement with the Ateneo de Manila University men’s basketball team is limited to financial support. In a statement issued Tuesday, MVPSF president Alfredo “Al” Panlilio says the foundation does not own or manage the Blue Eagles program and does not run the team’s operations or programs. The clarification comes amid reports and discussion linking MVPSF to the team’s internal management. MVPSF also responds to claims that former team manager Epok Quimpo previously worked for Smart Communications, which has connections to the MVP group of companies. Panlilio says MVPSF has long provided funding to Ateneo and also supports other collegiate and national sports programs, but that its role is consistent with “providing funding” rather than oversight or ownership. Across the outlets, MVPSF’s position is that any operational control belongs to Ateneo rather than the foundation. The foundation’s statement addresses perceptions that it may have a broader role than sponsorship.
MVPSF reiterates it only provides funding for Ateneo men’s basketball program
The MVP Sports Foundation (MVPSF) reiterates that its involvement with the Ateneo de Manila University men’s basketball team is limited to financial support. In a statement issued Tuesday, MVPSF presi...
- MVPSF states its role in Ateneo’s men’s basketball program is limited to providing financial support.
- MVPSF says it does not own the Ateneo men’s basketball team.
- MVPSF says it does not manage or run the team’s programs or operations.
- The clarification is made in response to reports or claims linking MVPSF to the team’s internal management.
- MVPSF says it has long supported Ateneo and other collegiate and national sports programs.
CEBU CITY, Philippines — The MVP Sports Foundation, led by sports patron Manny V. Pangilinan, has clarified its role in the Ateneo Blue Eagles men’s basketball program, stressing that its involvement is limited to financial support amid reports linking it to the team’s internal management. In a statement released on Tuesday, June 16, MVP Sports Foundation president Al Panlilio said the organization neither owns nor manages the Blue Eagles program, despite earlier reports noting that former team manager Epok Quimpo previously worked for Smart Communications. READ: MVPSF says role in Ateneo basketball program limited to funding The clarification comes about […]...Keep on reading: MVP Sports reiterates funding-only role in Ateneo basketball program
2 months agoThe MVP Sports Foundation says its role is 'limited to providing funding' to the Ateneo men's basketball team
2 months agoMANILA, Philippines — The MVP Sports Foundation (MVPSF) on Tuesday clarified that its involvement with the Ateneo de Manila University’s men’s basketball team is limited to providing financial support. In a statement, MVPSF president Alfredo S. Panlilio said the foundation has long supported the team, along with other collegiate and national sports programs, but does not own or manage the Ateneo squad. “As with all of the sports programs we support, the MVPSF’s role is limited to providing funding,” Panlilio said. “The foundation does not own or manage the Ateneo Men’s Basketball Team. It does not run the team’s programs’ […]...Keep on reading: MVPSF says role in Ateneo basketball program limited to funding
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