CBA crowns new Mr. and Ms. CBA 2025
The College of Business and Accountancy crowned its new Mr. and Ms. CBA 2025 at Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation in Lucena City, celebrating student excellence, confidence and service through a rigorous pageant competition, Sept. 30.
CBA placed the spotlight on talent, wit and purpose as finalists vied for the titles. Judges announced Mark Randelle Sales and Czarina Lyn Umali as Mr. and Ms. CBA 2025. Rafhael Osongco and Alexi Nicole Babao finished as first runners-up; Geph Gabriel Basa and Katrina Calucin took second runners-up; Paulo James Paleracio and Beanne Hershey Menor placed third runners-up.
“Our winners showed more than poise onstage; they championed character, teamwork and a drive to serve our community—qualities we expect from future business leaders,” Dr. Flormando Baldovino, the CBA dean said in closing remarks.
Organizers thanked students, faculty and partners who supported the event and invited the winners to lead CBA outreach and leadership activities in the coming months.
This event advanced MSEUF’s mission to nurture transformative, student-centered learning by developing confidence, communication and leadership among business students. It reflected the core values of Excellence and Unity through healthy competition and community support, and Service as winners committed to represent CBA in outreach efforts.
Related SDGs:
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SDG 4: Quality Education — The pageant fostered holistic student development in communication, leadership and teamwork beyond the classroom.
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SDG 5: Gender Equality — The parallel titles and equal recognition for women and men promoted balanced opportunities and representation in student leadership.
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SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities — The competition provided an inclusive platform for diverse students to showcase talents and gain leadership roles, broadening participation.
