Who's who: Duterte's anointed ones

• CEO and president, Clark Development Corporation (Appointed 2012, resigned for the campaign)
• Raised CDC income to P1.49 billion between 2013 and 2015 against just P1.44 billion from 1996 to 2012
• Was criticized, however, by Aeta communities in the Clark Freeport area for allegedly ignoring indigenous peoples' rights.
• Owns Perry Holdings Corp., which has interests in trucking, logistics, farming and shipping
• Partner at Bengzon, Verano, Tugade and Escolin Law Office, whose managing partner was secrteary-general for Arroyo-era Constitutional Consultative Commission.
• Was classmates with Duterte at San Beda Law.

• Former North Cotabato governor and vice governor
• Organic farmer
• Former journalist
• Called on citizens to arm themselves at the height of tension over the failed Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain in 2008.
• Former member Lakas Kampi CMD, former Liberal Party member

• Secretary to the Cabinet, 2008-2010 (Arroyo)
• Presidential adviser for new government centers, 2007-2008
• General manager and CEO, Philippine Reclamation Authority, 2006
• President and chief executive officer, Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC)-Development and Management Corp.
• Chair, government panel in talks with CPP-NPA-NDF, 2001-2004
• Solicitor General, 1996-1998
• Secretary of Justice to Presidents Fidel Ramos and Corazon Aquino.
• Human rights lawyer, former secretary-general of Bagong Alyansang Makabayan-Mindanao.
• Director, CAP Life Insurance Corp.
• Independent director, San Miguel Purefoods Co.

• Press secretary for President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
• Presidential legal counsel for Arroyo
• Presidential adviser on the Peace Process to Arroyo
• Presidential assistant for Mindana to Arroyo
• Chair, Mindanao Development Authority
• Chair, Mindanao Economic Development Council (Medco)
• Chair, government panel in talks with MILF, 2001-2003
• Davao City representative, 1987-1989, 1992-1995
• Director, Philex Mining
• Former Journalist
• Duterte's former classmate

• General manager and CEO, Philippine Reclamation Authority from 2006
• Pampanga representative, 1992-1995
• Immigration commissioner, 1989-1992

• Partner, Medialda, Ata, Bello, Guevarra and Suarez Law Firm
• Presidential assistant for political affairs to Joseph Ejercito Estrada in 2000.
• Administrator, state-owned Livelihood Corp. (Livecor), 1998-1999
• Formerly with Angara Abello Concepcion Regala & Cruz (ACCRA) Law Offices and Ponce Enrile Cayetano Bautista Picazo & Reyes (PECABAR) Law Offices
• San Beda Law
• Son of former Associate Justice Salvador Medialdea

• Defense secretary to Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (from 2008)
• Ampatuan Massacre happened during his watch
• Expelled Ampatuans from Lakas-Kampi CMD
• Former Nationalist People's Coalition head
• Three-term Tarlac representative
• Nephew to Eduardo Cojuangco
• Bar topnotcher
• Board chair, Sagittarius Mines

• President of Lyceum of the Philippines University campuses in Batangas and Laguna
• Former Batangas vice governor
• Grandson of Vice President Salvador Laurel
• Son of former Sen. Sotero Laurel II, who was Senate President pro tempore in 1990 to 1991
• Duterte attended LPU in 1960, where Jose Ma. Sison was his professor. Sison would later found the Communist Party of the Philippines

• Commanding officer, Southern Luzon Command
• Former commanding officer, 69th Infantry Battalion, which figured in the Hacienda Luisita massacre of 2004.
• Associated with retired Maj. Gen. Jovito Palparan Jr., who commanded the 7th Infantry Division. Palparan faces cases of serious illegal detention over the disappearance of two University of the Philippines students as well as allegations of human rights violations.
• Philippine Military Academy Class of 1983

• Executive Officer, PNP Directorate for Human Resource and Doctrine Development
• Brigade commander, PNP Reactionary Standby Support Force. Allegedly relieved over Facebook posts that may have been considered partisan
• Part of the operational audit team that investigated the Mamasapano clash
• Davao City Police Office chief, 2012-2013
• Philippine Military Academy Class of 1986

• Former vice chairman of defunct Banco Filipino
• Vice presidential candidate, Bangon Pilipinas, 2010
• Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission, 1995-2000
• SEC chief during BW Resources Corp. price-manipulation scandal
• Testified against President Joseph Ejercito at the impeachment trial at the Senate, later apologized
• Once a Podium Speaker at UN in Geneva
• Duterte's law school roommate

Notable Clients:

• Philip Medel in Nida Blanca murder case
• Actor-congressman turned kidnapper Dennis Roldan
• Benjamin Abalos
• Former Calauan Mayor Antonio Sanchez, who was found guilty in 1995 for the rape-slay of Eileen Sarmenta and murder of Allan Gomez, both college students.
• Andal Ampatuan Sr.
• Deniece Cornejo
• Revilla family

• President and CEO, PTFC Rdevelopment Corp.
• Owner, Marco Polo Davao and Linden Suites (Ortigas), headquarters for the camp of Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo during Edsa II
• CEO, Lafayette Mining, Ltd., 2006-2008
• Director, Meralco, 2001-2005
• Chairman, Philippine Associated Smelting and Refining Corporation, 1999-2002
• Philippine Airlines CEO, 1993-1995
• Environment secretary to President Corazon Aquino, 1986-1987
• Agrarian Reform scretary, 1987-1990

Notable Clients:

• Hubert Webb
• Panfilo Lacson
• Rodrigo Duterte
• Private prosecutor, Corona impeachment trial
• Deputy counsel, Feliciano Commission, which had a fact-finding investigation of the 2003 Oakwood mutiny.
• Valedictorian, San Beda Law Class 1971

• Former chief, Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines
• Former chief, Manila International Airport Authority
• Former general manager, Philippine Ports Authority
• Chairman, Starlite Ferries (shipping)
• Vice Chair, PDP-Laban

• Former Acting Sec. of Justice
• Former USec, Justice Department, 2001 (Arroyo)
• Former Dangerous Drugs Board exec direc., 2004 (Arroyo)
• Current chair, president, Vigilant Investigative and Security Agency
• Current Senior VP, Prudential Guarantee & Assurance Inc
• Ateneo de Davao alum
• Practicing lawyer, J. Calida & Associates Law Firm

• Presidential Management Staff, 2009-2010
• Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process during talks that led to the Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain in 2008. Scrapping of the MOA-AD led to violence in parts of Central Mindanao that displaced thousands.
• Chief of staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines, 2006-2008
• Commanding general, Philippine Army, 2005-2006
• Special Operations Command, 2004-2005
• Allegedly involved in electoral fraud in 2004, a charge he dismissed as baseless
• Philippine Military Academy class of 1974

• Professor emeritus, UP School of Economics
• Chairman of the board of trustees, University of San Carlos, 2011-2014
• Lead economist, Economics and Research Department of the Asian Development Bank, 1999-2003
• Research interests: Development economics, demographic economics, human resource economics

• Head, Joint Task Group Basilan
• Commander, 104th Infantry Brigade, Basilan
• Commander, 73rd Infantry Battalon
• Scout Ranger