Media center

Gallery features

Wash SyCip as a graduate student in Columbia University, New York
Albino SyCip and Helen Bau on their wedding day in Shanghai
The SyCip Family. Paz, Elizabeth, Helen, Wash, Albino, Alex, and David.
The SyCip Family. Seated in front are Alex and David; Helen with Elizabet and Albino with Wash
The SyCip Family. Albino and Helen SyCip with their children. Standing are Paz, Alex, David, and Elizabeth. Seated in front is Wash.
Paz, Wash, David, Aliex, and Elizabeth with their parents Albino and Helen SyCip.
Paz, Wash, David, Aliex, and Elizabeth with their parents Albino and Helen SyCip.
The SyCip boys - Alex, David and Wash - in their grandfather's house in Shanghai with their aunt who took care of them (left), grandmother (middle), and mother (right).
Growing up in Shanghai. Wash as a toddler.
Growing up in Shanghai. Wash as a young boy.
Don Albino SyCip at his desk in his China Bank office.
Helen Bau SyCip
Wash (seated, front row center) on an excursion to Montalban, Rizal with his physics class at the V. Mapa High School.
Wash graduated valedictorian from V. Mapa High School. From left are Wash and his classmates Manuel Hernandez, Vicente Faustino and Manuel Buenaventura who was the salutatorian of the class.
The SyCips spent summers at a mountain resort home owned by their Grandfather Bau. Photo shows Wash’s uncles in the front row. On the porch are (from left) his mother, grandmother, and aunt.
The interior of the Bau mountain resort home.
The exterior of the Bau mountain resort home.
A very young Wash with his baby sister Paz.
Wash visits his namesake, Washington, DC, as a graduate student.
Wash visits his namesake, Washington, DC, as a graduate student.
Wash (front row, far left) with Fred Velayo (far right) and their classmates at the University of Santo Tomas with the Dean of the College of Commerce, Professor Stanley Prescott.
Wash, Fred, and their college friends at an outing.
Wash with Mariano Lee in Columbia University.
Wash with Al Yuchengco and friends in New York.
Wash with Al Yuchengco and friends in New York.
Wash in Vermont with Frances Cornwall (second from right) on horseback and Jan Jacob van Schaik of South Africa (far right).
Wash with the Second Filipino Regiment in Camp Cooke, California.
Wash in Denver, Colorado where he took Japanese language class.
Wash in Denver, Colorado where he took Japanese language class.
Wash in Denver, Colorado where he took Japanese language class.
Tent life in India when Wash was a cryptographer in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II.
Tent life in India when Wash was a cryptographer in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II.
Tent life in India when Wash was a cryptographer in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II.
Tent life in India when Wash was a cryptographer in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II.
Wash (third from right, top row) pointing at Robert Bidwell who would later tell him about the teaching job at the College of William and Mary in Virginia.
Tent life in India when Wash was a cryptographer in the China-Burma-India theater during World War II.
Albino SyCip and his second wife, Anastacia Uy.
The SyCip brothers (from left) – Alex, David, and Wash
Wash at his desk in his one-man office: W. SyCip & Co
From left: Elizabeth SyCip, Anna Yu, Juanita Uy (sister of Anastacia, Albino SyCip’s second wife) and Wash in New York.
he Trade and Commerce Building on Juan Luna Street in Binondo, Manila before it was demolished in the early 1990s. It was one of the few buildings that survived the bombing of Manila during World War II.
The SyCip brothers (from left) – Alex, David, and Wash – all had their first offices at the Trade and Commerce Building in 1946
Wash visiting Anna at Smith College, Massachusetts.
Anna as a student at the University of the Philippines.
Wash as a young faculty member at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Anna and Wash on a date.
Anna Yu (second from right) with friends. From left: Vivian Wang, Lucy Pang, Ettie Chen, Peggy Lin, Anna, and Mrs. Chen.
Anna Yu at Smith College in the winter.
Anna Yu SyCip on her wedding day, November 27, 1948.
Anna and Wash with their very first car and their first home – a Quonset hut in the SyCip compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
Anna and Wash with their very first car and their first home – a Quonset hut in the SyCip compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
Anna and Wash with their very first car and their first home – a Quonset hut in the SyCip compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
Anna and Wash with their very first car and their first home – a Quonset hut in the SyCip compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
Anna and Wash with their very first car and their first home – a Quonset hut in the SyCip compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
Anna and Wash with their very first car and their first home – a Quonset hut in the SyCip compound in Sta. Mesa, Manila.
Wash and Anna were married at the Ellinwood Church in Manila.
Don Albino SyCip (seated far left) with his second wife, Anastacia, next to him hosts a dinner for Stephen Zuellig (seated center). Anna SyCip is seated at the far right while Wash is standing at the far left.
The SyCip clan, the adults standing from left: Helen and David SyCip, Bonnie SyCip, Paz and Al Yuchengco, Anna and Wash SyCip, Anastacia and Don Albino SyCip, Alex SyCip.
The Pasay City home of Anna SyCip’s father, Yu Khe Than.
The Pasay City home of Anna SyCip’s father, Yu Khe Than.
The SyCip men – Wash, Alex, Don Albino, and David – with the portrait of Don Albino’s parents behind them.
Fred Velayo and Wash SyCip during the early years of SGV & Co.
The first job recruitment letter in the firm’s history – Wash convinced Fred Velayo to return to the Philippines to help him run what was to become SGV & Co.
SGV pioneers: Fred Velayo, Wash SyCip, Enteng Jose, and Joe Quintos.
Vicente Jose, the first SGV tax partner.
Fred Velayo took care of administrative and personnel matters on top of his audit assignments.
Ramon Gorres joined Wash and Fred in 1953.
Fred and Wash in San Francisco, California.
Wash is surrounded by his growing practice at the balcony of the Trade and Commerce Building.
Wash at a meeting of the American Accounting Association in New York in 1947.
Relaxing after an SGV Christmas party in the 1950s. From left: Fred Velayo, Enteng Jose, Ramon Gorres, Wash SyCip, Arsenio Reyes, and Toting del Rosario.
Wash speaks before accountants who were visiting from the region.
In 1965, SGV moved from its building on T.M. Kalaw Street in Manila to a new 14-storey home on Ayala Avenue in Makati. The SGV I Building was drawn by Filipino artist Mauro “Malang” Santos for the SGV Christmas card that year.
In 1967, Malang once again drew the cover design of the SGV Christmas card and included the SGV II Building which was acquired earlier to accommodate the increasing manpower of the practice.
The SGV Development Center on Dela Rosa Street was built in 1977 to house the management services and training groups.
Wash (standing, second from left) with officers and members of the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA). He would later serve as its president.
The seven founding members of the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP). Seated from left: Sixto Orosa, Eduardo Romualdez, and Sergio Corpus. Standing from left: Delfin Rivera Cruz, Jose Olbes, Washington SyCip, and Ramon del Rosario, Sr.
Wash at work: scenes from SGV events in the 1950s and 1960s. At right, Fred Velayo and Ramon Gorres look on as Wash reads the citation of a service award during an SGV anniversary party.
Wash at work: scenes from SGV events in the 1950s and 1960s. At right, Fred Velayo and Ramon Gorres look on as Wash reads the citation of a service award during an SGV anniversary party.
Training was – and still is – a major undertaking for all SGV staff members.
972 SGV Conference in Baguio City. Wash is seated at the top row (far left) with co-managing partners Jake Jacob and Bobby Ongpin.
Rodolfo Jacob, SGV Managing Partner from 1972 to 1975
Roberto Ongpin, SGV Managing Partner from 1972 to 1982 and former Philippine Minister of Trade and Industry.
Wash attending SGV functions in the 1960s and 1970s.
Wash attending SGV functions in the 1960s and 1970s.
Cesar Virata, former SGV Management Services head and former Prime Minister of the Philippines.
Gloria Tan Climaco, SGV Managing Partner from 1992 to 1996.
Rizalino Navarro, SGV Managing Partner from 1982 to 1992 and former Secretary of Trade and Industry of the Philippines.
At the retirement of Vicente Jose with Jake Jacob and Charlie Alindada.
Wash at the annual SGV anniversary parties.
Wash with SGV partners Jet Jeturian and Linda Villanueva.
Wash with Fred Velayo, Doug Sprague (head of Arthur Andersen New York office) and Rudy Granados.
Wash speaks to guests at a cocktail party while former Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines Jobo Fernandez (next to Wash) listens.
The SGV partners and principals on the 25th anniversary of the founding of the firm in 1971.
Wash at the annual SGV anniversary parties.
SGV partners and principals at the time of the merger with Fleming & Williamson in 1958
Anna and Wash at an SGV event.
Wash, in the early 1970s, giving his traditional address at the SGV anniversary party.
Wash talks to Goh Kee Song, head of the SGV Group Singapore office, while SGV partner Gene Reyes looks on
Wash with Glo Tan Climaco, the first woman Managing Partner of SGV & Co.
Wash having just disembarked from a domestic flight to visit an SGV provincial branch office.
JoyVirata leads the inauguration of the new SGV Development Center in 1978.
Carlos Alindada, SGV Managing Partner from 1996 to 1999.
Joy sings a duet with Fred Velayo during the 50th anniversary program of the firm in 1996.
Cesar Purisima, SGV Managing Partner from 1999 to 2003 and former Secretary of Finance and Secretary of Trade and Industry.
David Balangue, SGV Managing Partner from 2003 to 2009, is the current Chairman.
Roy Navarro between SGV co-founders Fred Velayo and Wash SyCip at an SGV retirement testimonial dinner in 2007.
Celebrating the Centennial of Philippine Independence in 1998. The SGV partners and principals, with Wash SyCip and Fred Velayo, are dressed in traditional Philippine formal wear.
Atty. Cirilo Noel, the current SGV Managing Partner, is a CPA-Lawyer.
Wash on his 85th birthday in 2006 with the partners and principals of SGV & Co.
Wash amid SGV alumni including Senator Manuel Villar (far right) during the SGV Alumni Homecoming in 2006.
At the establishment of the R.S. Navarro Chair of the AIM Graduate School of Business in 1997 with, from left, Cesar Purisima, Wash SyCip, Roy Navarro, and Fil Alfonso.
Partners and principals during the 50th anniversary of SGV & Co. – a golden milestone.
SGV celebrates its 55th year as a professional services firm in 2001.
Wash and Anna with their children – George, Vicky, and Robert.
n the March 1971 issue of Fortune magazine, the caption reads:One of the Philippines’ most respected families, the SyCips, have been successful in spite of being Chinese because they have also been loyally Filipino. Shown here are Albino SyCip, 83, and
Wash, holding Robert, with Vicky and George in Baguio in the late 1950s.
Vicky SyCip
George SyCip
Robert SyCip
Wash and Anna in their Forbes Park home.
Wash and Anna in their Forbes Park home.
Wash with his younger sister, Paz SyCip Yuchengco.
George, Vicky and Robert with their Dad.
The SyCips in their garden.
Robert SyCip, Binky Herrera, Vicky SyCip-Herrera with son Miguel, Anna SyCip, Wash, and George SyCip at home.
Wash with his twin granddaughters, Mel (left) and Mina (right) Herrera.
Wash and Anna on a night out.
Anna with grandson, Miguel Herrera.
Wash enjoys relaxing with his grandchildren. From left, Mel, Mina, Miguel and his friend, Janice Koa.
A trip to China with family and friends. Front row: Mel Herrera, Wash, and Mina Herrera. Second row: Carol Yang,Vera Niefer, Sirkka Korpela, Janice Koa, Frances Lim, Barbara SyCip, and Emily Cheng. Third row: Rick Schawelson, Miguel Herrera, Joanne de As
The Herreras and SyCips on a cruise. Seated from left: Mina Herrera, Retired Justice Ameurfina Herrera, Barbara SyCip, Mel Herrera, Anna SyCip, and Vicky SyCip-Herrera. Standing from left: Binky Herrera, George SyCip, Wash SyCip, and Miguel Herrera.
Family portrait - seated in front are Mel and Mina Herrera; second row from left are Binky Herrera, Wash SyCip, Anna SyCip, Ameurfina Herrera, Vicky SyCip-Herrera, and Miguel Herrera.
Wash with Dr. Florentino Herrera, father-in-law of Vicky SyCip-Herrera.
With Retired Justice of the Supreme Court Ameurfina Herrera.
With only grandson Miguel Herrera.
Wash on a train ride in China with (from left) niece Emily SyCip-Cheng, Sirkka Korpela, George SyCip, and a friend.
Robert’s daughter, Andi, with her Angkong.
With George’s daughters, Maya and Ana.
Wash with Mark Higgins, Vicky SyCip-Herrera, and Sandra Higgins.
In Croatia with Menchu Salas, Myrna Adad, Mila Wales, and Toinette Osmeña.
The SyCips and Herreras enjoy a day at the beach.
Wash on his 85th birthday and the 60th anniversary of SGV & Co. with son-in-law Binky Herrera, granddaughters Mel and Mina Herrera (first row); Robert and Pia SyCip and Vicky SyCip-Herrera (second row); and Miguel Herrera (topmost).
With Diosdado Macapagal and Fred Velayo.
With Ferdinand Marcos.
On his 80th birthday and the 55th anniversary of SGV & Co. in 2001, Wash blows out the candles on his cake with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and former Presidents Corazon Aquino and Fidel Ramos.
Former and current SGV partners with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo at the oath-taking of Cesar Purisima as Secretary of the Department of Trade and Industry in 2003.
Wash with former President Joseph Estrada at a courtesy call in Malacañang Palace in 1999 with (from left) Cesar Purisima, Louie Benitez, Titoy Pardo, and Charlie Alindada.
Mary Ty and Cory Aquino join Wash at the Club Mwah for some world-class entertainment by Filipino artists.
Former President Aquino and Wash chat during the book launch of Inspiration and Images (A Collection of Speeches) by Cory Aquino.
Wash and Cory Aquino take a stroll in Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac after visiting the Aquino Museum.
Wash between John Gokongwei and Gail Fosler.
Wash with Peping Cojuangco.
Wash with SGV alumni Cora dela Paz, Tessie Lagman, and Jet Jeturian in the 1996 SGV Alumni Homecoming.
Millie del Rosario, P.L. Lim, Anna SyCip and Charlie Palanca traveling abroad in 1984.
Wash with Roberto Villanueva (middle) and Jaime Zobel de Ayala (right) at an ASEAN Business Council conference organized by AIM.
From left: Senator Juan Ponce Enrile, Wash SyCip, and Cesar Virata.
Wash and Fred during the SGV Partners’ Christmas party in 2006.
Wash with Joey Cuisia and Senator Mar Roxas.
Wash and Fred Velayo turn over their donation to their alma mater, V. Mapa High School.
Graduate students from the University of Innsbruck led by Dr. Christian Traweger (Honorary Consul of the Philippines in Innsbruck) pay a courtesy call on Wash SyCip as Honorary Consul General of Austria in the Philippines.
Wash speaks with Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore and former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos.
Wash and Cesar Virata, former Prime Minister of the Philippines.
Wash and Cesar Virata, former Prime Minister of the Philippines.
Former World Bank President James Wolfensohn listens intently to Wash.
Wash with former President Suharto of Indonesia.
Wash with his son George, Joanne de Asis Benitez, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and Doris Magsaysay-Ho.
With a long-time friend, David Rockefeller.
Jobo Fernandez and Wash.
ront row from left: Wash SyCip, Henry Kissinger, and John Hennesy. Second row from left: John Templeton, Philip Yeo, Peter O’Connor, Donald de Buitlleir, Ronald Weber, and Bernard Poussot.
Shaking hands with former US President Ronald Reagan.
Gail Fosler, President of the Conference Board, and Wash.
Wash talks to former US Secretary of State George Shultz.
Wash shares a moment with former US President Bill Clinton.
Wash SyCip as Chairman of the SGV Group with the Managing Partners of its member firms. Clockwise from Wash: T.N. Soong (Taiwan), Yukta Na Thalang (Thailand), Rodolfo Jacob (Philippines), Mohammed Kassim bin Sulong (Malaysia), Goh Kee Song (Singapore),
T.N. Soong of Taiwan.
Drs. Utomo Josodirdjo of Indonesia.
Eli Wang of Taiwan.
Yukta Na Thalang of Thailand.
Wash with Yukta Na Thalang and partners in Thailand.
Mohd. Kassim bin Sulong of Malaysia.
Goh Kee Song of Singapore
John Prasetio of Indonesia.
Wash visits the SGV-Vietnam office.
Hyo Yung Ahn, Managing Partner of the member firm in Korea.
Young Ro Kwon, Managing Partner of the member firm in Korea.
Wash speaks at a gathering of accountants in Taiwan (ROC).
Wash with Chung Ju-yung, founder of Hyundai, at a business leaders’ conference in Seoul. Mr. Chung and Wash were co-chairs of the ASEAN-Korea Business Council for a number of years.
Wash with SGV-Utomo founder Utomo Josodirdjo (far right), partner John Prasetio (second from left) and clients Winarko Sutjahyono (far left) and Soedarpo Sastrosatomo (center) from Indonesia.
Wash at the SGV Alumni Homecoming in 2006 with (from left) Emvly Samaram (daughter of Yukta Na Thalang), former SGV Partner Jimmy Singson, former SGV-Na Thalang Managing Partner Maris Samaram, and former SGV Partner Linda Manto.
Wash with Stephen H. Fuller (AIM President 1969 to 1971), James W. Culliton (AIM President 1971 to 1972), and Gabino A. Mendoza (AIM Dean 1973 to 1986 and President 1978 to 1986).
At the investiture of Stephen H. Fuller as first President of AIM . From left: Wash SyCip, Stephen H. Fuller, former Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos.
2002 Annual Meeting of the Joint Boards of Governors and Trustees of AIM. From left: Roberto F. de Ocampo (AIM President 1999 to 2006), Chairman Wash SyCip, Co-Chairman Jose L. Cuisia, Jr.
The Asian Institute of Management Joseph R. McMicking Campus and Eugenio Lopez, Sr. Foundation Building.
Laying the cornerstone of AIM. From left: Eugenio Lopez, Sr., Stephen H. Fuller, Wash SyCip.
Wash with Sixto K. Roxas III, the third President of AIM.
Wash with members of the AIM Board of Governors. From left: Reijiro Hattori (Chairman, Seiko Corp.), Mrs. Hattori, Rachmat Saleh (President Commissioner Bank Muamalat Indonesia), Tan Sri Ismail Bin Mohd. Ali (Chairman, Permodalan Nasional Bhd.).
AIM Chairman Wash SyCip and Co-Chairman Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. at an AIM Investiture.
Launch of the AIM W. SyCip Graduate School of Business in 2002. From left: Jose L. Cuisia, Jr., former Philippine President Corazon C. Aquino, Wash SyCip.
Launch of the AIM W. SyCip Graduate School of Business. From left: George SyCip, Wash SyCip, William Anderson (AIM Governor and former Chairman, NCR Corp.), Mrs. Janice Anderson.
Launch of the AIM W. SyCip Graduate School of Business. From left: Wash SyCip, Cesar Purisima, Joe de Venecia.
Wash and the AIM Board of Governors pay a courtesy call on President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at Malacañang Palace. Front row (from left): Lin See-Yan, Francis Estrada, Timothy Ong, Jagdish Parikh, Wash SyCip, President Arroyo, Narayana Murthy, Mark Fuller
On behalf of the AIM Board of Governors, former President Corazon Aquino presents Wash with an Impy Pilapil sculpture for his generous contribution to establish a Faculty Development Fund. In photo are Roberto de Ocampo and Jose Cuisia (partly hidden).
207Photo taken during the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Boards of Governors & Trustees of AIM (40th Anniversary)
Fred Brinkman (front, fourth from left) of Arthur Andersen and Wash are joined by senior partners of Arthur Andersen and the SGV Group in 1985 when the member firms decided to join the Arthur Andersen Worldwide Organization.
Wash and Joey Cuisia (far right) receive a donation to the AIM from Henry Sy and his family.
Wash receives the 2004 New Silk Road Award from the California-Asia Business Council in San Francisco.
Postmaster General Ireneo Intia presents to Wash, along with former managing partners Charlie Alindada and Gloria Tan Climaco, the first-day covers of the SGV & Co. commemorative stamps to kick off the firm’s 50th Anniversary.
Wash with former University of the Philippines President Jose Abueva who was co-editor of the book Asian Perspectives.
Asian Perspectives
Wash gives a response during the launching of the book in 1996 at the University of the Philippines.
Students from Vietnam with Wash.
Mayor Alfredo Lim presents Wash with his citation as an Outstanding Manilan in 1996 as Vice Mayor Lito Atienza looks on.
Wash receives in 2001 his honorary doctorate degree from former President of the University of the Philippines Francisco Nemenzo Jr.
211The Asian DreamWash with former Securities and Exchange Commissioner Jun Yasay (left) and Oscar Lopez (middle).
Wash with former Senator Frank Drilon (center, front row), former SGV Managing Partners Roy Navarro and Cesar Purisima, and businessmen at a dinner in San Miguel, Manila.
Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala listens to Wash during a session of “Bridges: Dialogues Towards a Culture of Peace” organized by the International Peace Foundation.
The U.P. Singing Ambassadors visit Wash at his office to present the awards they won at major choral competitions in Europe. Wash has been a supporter of the group for several years now.
The 2004 Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines winner Socorro Ramos, founder of National Book Store, is surrounded by (from left) SGV Foundation Chairman David Balangue, Ernst & Young Global Chairman James Turley, Former Prime Minister Cesar Virata, Wash S
Wash with his PAL.
Wash with former US Ambassador Thomas Hubbard at the signing of the Fulbright-SyCip Fund for American Studies.
Wash with (from left) Fernando Zobel de Ayala, Jaime Ayala, Adolfo Duarte, and David Balangue during the opening of the Washington SyCip Park in 2007.
Wash greets one of his dearest friends, Monching del Rosario, during the inauguration of the Washington SyCip Park.
The one-hectare Washington SyCip Park is an oasis in the middle of the busy Makati business district.
The pond with koi fish and ducks has become a favorite of children who visit the park.
Wash with SGV partners at the Washington SyCip Park in front of an interactive art installation of Impy Pilapil titled “Mangrove.” From left: Louie Benitez, Dave Balangue, Cocoy Tacandong, Gerry Sanvictores, Itos Cruz, Vivian Ruiz, Lucy Chan, Gie Obcena,
Impy Pilapil’s “Mangrove” as seen from the Gamboa Street park entrance which is guarded by a giant stone turtle.
Wash SyCip – citizen of the world.
Wash with boyhood friend and co-founder of SGV & Co., Fred Velayo, at the launching of Fred’s autobiography, Just the Way It Happened, at the Philippine Center in New York City in 2004.
Wash and Fred Velayo at their alma mater, P. Burgos Elementary School, where they made a donation for the much-needed improvement of school facilities.
George and Wash.
Wash in his office.
238Part SixWash receives a huge birthday card from the SGV partners on his 75th birthday in 1996.
Wash at home with the portrait of his father Albino.
Wash on one of his many travels.
Wash at the inauguration of the W. SyCip Development Center in SGV Building I that houses the training facilities of the firm.
Wash at the inauguration of the W. SyCip Development Center in SGV Building I that houses the training facilities of the firm.
Wash with officials from Ernst & Young and the Asian Institute of Management during the signing of the EMBA program – an exclusive graduate program designed by the AIM for SGV staff.
The W. SyCip Development Center
Wash with the President of South Korea Kim Dae Jung and his wife (center), the President of the University of Pennsylvania (second from left) and Joanne de Asis Benitez (second from right).
Wash receives the 2004 Y.C. James Yen Citizen of the World Award from the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction.
Sylvia Sanchez (seated, front), Quina Jamias (standing) and Marlu Balmaceda help Wash organize his very hectic work schedule.
Wash addresses SGV staff during the 2003 anniversary party gamely dressed as the character Yoda of Star Wars.
Wash has found time to travel for leisure and relaxation. These photos were taken during one of his visits to the Napa Valley in California with son George.
Wash has found time to travel for leisure and relaxation. These photos were taken during one of his visits to the Napa Valley in California with son George.
Father and son on one of their frequent trips to China.
Comrade Wash visits Lu Shan
Asia 21
Flip
Inquirer
BizNews Asia
The Asian Manager
Business Profile
Asian Dragon
Copyright © 2025 Washington Sycip Org
Privacy policy