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Edilberto C. de Jesus is the incumbent President of theAsian Institute of Management inMakati,Philippines. He was appointedSecretary of Education on 16 September 2002 byPresidentGloria Macapagal Arroyo.^[1] to replace Sec.Raul Roco, who earlier resigned the cabinet post.

• A.B.,Ateneo de Manila University
• M.Phil.,Yale University
• Ph.D.,Yale University
• Doctor of Humanities,Honoris Causa,Ateneo de Manila University
• Doctor of Humanities,Honoris Causa,Xavier University
• Doctor of Humanities,Honoris Causa,Far Eastern University

• President, University of the Cordilleras,Baguio, 2008
• Secretariat Director, Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization, 2005-2007
• President,Far Eastern University, Manila, 1995-2002
• Associate Dean and chairman, AIM Policy Forum, Asian Institute of Management, 1994-1995
• Associate Dean, Enterprise Project Research, Asian Institute of Management, 1992-1993
• Presidential Adviser on Rural Development, Office of the President, 1988-1992
• Deputy Commissioner, Presidential Office of the Peace Commission, 1987-1992
• Chair, Rural Development Management Program, Asian Institute of Management, 1986-1987
• Faculty, Rural Development Management Program, Asian Institute of Management, 1980-1986

• Trustee,Ateneo de Manila University, 1991-2002
• Director,Centro Escolar University, 2006-2008
• Columnist, Manila Bulletin, 2006-2009
• Director, Manila Hotel, 2004-2006
• Chairman, Institute of Environmental Sciences for Social Change, 2000-2002
• President, Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities, 2002
• Trustee, Coordinating Council for Private Educational Associations, 1996-2002
• Trustee, Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific
• Trustee, National Museum
• Trustee, The International Center for Innovation, Transformation and Excellence in Governance (INCITEGov)
• Trustee, Foundation for Liberty and Prosperity
• President, Board of Trustees, FEU Public Policy Foundation, Inc.

• Filipino educators
• Secretaries of education of the Philippines
• Living people
• Ateneo de Manila University alumni
• Yale University alumni
• Arroyo administration cabinet members
• Asian Institute of Management people
• Manila Bulletin people
• Academic staff of Far Eastern University
• Far Eastern University alumni

• BLP articles lacking sources from July 2011
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• Year of birth missing (living people)