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GeoNobel's Office Inauguration: A New Milestone

On November 29, 2024, GeoNobel, the Philippine arm of Nobel Systems, celebrated a significant milestone with the inauguration of its new office unit at One San Miguel Avenue Building, Unit 1103. This event marked a new chapter in GeoNobel's journey, reflecting its growth and ongoing commitment to providing innovative solutions in the Philippines.


Distinguished Guests and Ceremonial Highlights

The inauguration ceremony was a well-attended event, graced by distinguished guests from various sectors. GeoNobel had the honor of Ambassador Chantale Wong, the United States Director at the Asian Development Bank (ADB), cutting the ribbon, symbolizing the official opening of the new office. Ambassador Wong's presence underscored the strong ties between Nobel Systems and international development organizations, highlighting the company's role in fostering technological advancements in the region.


Adding a spiritual aspect to the event, the office blessing was conducted by Father Judy A. Bañez, SVD. His blessing set a positive tone for the future endeavors of GeoNobel, invoking a sense of purpose and dedication among the attendees.



Speeches and Remarks

Ambassador Wong delivered an impactful speech, emphasizing the importance of Nobel Systems’ work. She highlighted the critical role of technology and innovation in driving progress and expressed her optimism about Nobel Systems’ future contributions. Her words resonated with the audience, reinforcing the significance of Nobel Systems’ mission.


Attorney Jose Moises Salonga, the Administrator of the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA), also attended the gathering. In his speech, Attorney Salonga spoke about the critical role of water management, renewable energy, and the importance of partnerships in ensuring sustainable water solutions for communities.



Michael Samuel, President and CEO of Nobel Systems, delivered the closing remarks. He expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the guests and the GeoNobel team for their unwavering support and hard work. He acknowledged the years of established collaboration with ADB, LWUA, and Philippine water districts. His hope is to continue GeoNobel’s work in the context of local and regional development.


Notable Attendees

The event was attended by several notable figures, including Chief Finance Officer Audrey Samuel, US Commercial Representative to the ADB Hanes Roberts, and Alternate Executive Director of the ADB Moushumi Khan. Their presence highlighted the collaborative spirit of the occasion and the strong support GeoNobel enjoys from various stakeholders. Key representatives from Teresa Water District, including Ronald Rapanot, Engineer Lyle Santiago, and Leslie Dela Raga, as well as from Tanay Water District, such as Vickyflor Catapusan, Emmanuel Peñada, and Engineer Teodulo Custodio, were also present. Additionally, the event was graced by Engineer Rick San Jose, General Manager of Teresa Water District; Engineer Emmanuel Catolos, General Manger of Tanay Water District; Attorney Jose Moises Salonga, Administrator of the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA); Ambassador Chantale Wong, the United States Director at the Asian Development Bank (ADB); Michael Samuel, President and CEO of Nobel Systems; Father Judy A. Bañez, SVD. The strong turnout from various sectors underscored the importance of local partnerships in achieving GeoNobel’s goals.


Key representatives from Teresa Water District, Tanay Water District, Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA), Asian Development Bank (ADB) and GeoNobel executives during the office inauguration.
Key representatives from Teresa Water District, Tanay Water District, Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA), Asian Development Bank (ADB) and GeoNobel executives during the office inauguration.

Celebratory Lunch

Following the formalities, the guests and GeoNobel’s team members proceeded for a celebratory lunch. The lunch provided an opportunity for networking and further discussions on potential collaborations and future projects. The relaxed atmosphere allowed the attendees to engage in meaningful conversations, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose.


GeoNobel's History and Evolution

GeoNobel, the Philippine arm of Nobel Systems, has a rich history of providing cutting-edge solutions for water utilities and other sectors. Nobel Systems, founded in the United States, has been a pioneer in the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and cloud-based solutions. GeoNobel was established to extend these innovative technologies to the Philippines, addressing local challenges with global expertise.


Over the years, GeoNobel has been instrumental in transforming the water management landscape in the Philippines. The company has introduced advanced tools and systems that enable efficient asset management, real-time monitoring, and data-driven decision-making. GeoNobel's flagship product, GeoViewer, is a comprehensive platform that integrates various aspects of utility management, providing users with a powerful tool to enhance their operations.


Commitment to Innovation and Excellence

GeoNobel's journey has been marked by a series of achievements, and the inauguration of the new office unit is yet another milestone in its ongoing success story. The company's dedication to leveraging technology for social good has earned it a reputation as a leader in the field, and the new office will undoubtedly serve as a hub for continued innovation and collaboration.


As GeoNobel looks to the future, the company remains committed to its core values of excellence, innovation, and social responsibility. The new office unit at One San Miguel Avenue Building, Unit 1103, is more than just a physical space; it is a symbol of GeoNobel's vision for the future and its commitment to making a positive impact on the world. With the support of its partners, stakeholders, and dedicated team, GeoNobel is poised to achieve even greater heights in the years to come.

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