RENZ MACION

"A story about one of the most prominent youth leaders in the community"
"OH, RENZ!"
RENZ RANGER
By Rachel L. Ruperto

In the prosperous year of 1998, a baby boy
was born in the city of Dumaguete. His name?
Renz Macion

Dumaguete is truly a lucky city. Why?
Because Renz later grew up to be a leader
of the new generation.
Dumaguete

From a young age, he showed true leadership and
love for all the citizens in his hometown and
country. As he grew older, this urge to help others
took root in his heart.

He became the Majority Floor Leader in the Silliman
University Student Assembly in 2016-2017 as well as the
Governor of the College of Mass Communication in his
senior year.

Then, he created the Project ABAKADA which aims for
cultural preservation and quality education. With this project,
he was qualified for Ayala Young Leaders Congress in 2017.

MOST OUTSTANDING INTERN OF 2018
As he graduated, he continued to share his skills and
leadership to others outside of the campus. Fruit of
this is his being awarded as the Most Outstanding
Intern of the Local Government Unit of Dumaguete in
2018.

But his contributions do not stop there! Renz also
became the SK Chairperson of Poblacion 08 in 2018.
Where he pushed his #KaubanKita Movement to enable
others to participate actively in their barangay.
SK
MEETING

#DiffeRENZ
LOVE
EQUALITY
EMPOWERMENT
KAUBAN
KITA
Through his leadership and the help of other SK members,
their SK council won as the Panatag na Buhay Awardee
during the First National Search for Outstanding SK
Projects Awards in 2019.

#YOUthCAN:
Unleasing the Power of the Youth
Ideas Positive
Ideas Positive
They also won first runner-up in the search for
Outstanding National SK COVID-19 Response.

One of his greatest accomplishments is being endorsed
by the National Youth Commission to the 4th Asia
Pacific Luminare Awards as Outstanding Filipino Young
Leader for Good Governance.
LUMINARE
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RENZ MACION
CITY COUNCILOR/ SK PRESIDENT
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT OF DUMAGUETE CITY
"Outstanding Filipino Young Leader for Good Governance"

Better Dumaguete
Renz’s urge to help others and the city continues as he
strives for transformative legislations with his ongoing
proposal of the “Databank Ordinance of 2021” and the
“Dumaguete Transparency Mechanism Ordinance”

He loves to work with data and to push for
data-driven solutions
DATA
to make a #diffeRENZ
If population is 134, 103 then,
blah blah blah

Also, he loves The Beatles

Renz Macion’s accomplishments inspire the aspiring youth
leaders to strive to contribute to the community without age
limiting them. Not only that, he also advocates for cultural
preservation and quality education for all the citizens. He
strives for the cooperation of everyone to work towards the
common good for the community and taking necessary steps
towards effective and good governance.
BANGON
NEGROSANON

"Idealism grounded on reality"
Oh, Renz!
Oh, Renz!

The End
(But Renz doesn't stop finding ways to help the community)

About Renz Macion
Renz Macion is currently an ex-officio City
Councilor of Dumaguete City as the SK
Federation President. He hails from the city of
Dumaguete and lives from 1998- to present. He
currently does his work at the Local Government
Unit of Dumaguete where he contributes programs
and proposals for the betterment of the
community. He is mostly known for his Project
ABAKADA, created in 2016, which advocates for
cultural preservation and quality education. Renz
also aims to amplify community participation in
their barangay through his #KaubanKita
Movement. These are only some of the many
contributions by Renz. His accomplishments help
the community because he aims to take strides
towards good governance and inspire the youth to
take action. “Idealism grounded on reality”.

About the Author
As a youth, I am truly inspired by his contributions to the
community. I am similar with him in the way that we both
want what is good, or if possible best, for the community
that we live in and the people that inhabit it.

Note from author: Credits to the real owners of the
images used. No copyright intended.
To God be the Glory!