Mr. Wini Chuidian

Mr. Wini Chuidian

wchuidian@loyolainstitute.org

Financial Officer

Mr. Wini Chuidian

Wini Chuidian was born in Manila, Philippines in March 1947. He attended Ateneo de Manila University, the premier Jesuit school in the Philippines, from prep to college, graduating in 1969 with a degree in Business Management and a minor in Corporate Accounting. After earning his degree he migrated to the island of Guam where he began a career in banking working for Bank of Hawaii. He then transferred to California to work for Xerox Corporation in El Segundo in 1973. He managed various accounting departments from fixed assets, payroll, general ledger to policy and audit. Wini finished off his Xerox career after 23 years as the West Coast Accounting Services Controller. He then went into business for himself as an accounting system consultant serving small to medium sized businesses. From 2001, his client base became predominantly from the faith based industry serving a number of Churches and schools in the Diocese of Orange.

Wini's attachment to the Jesuits led him to accept the management of Loyola Institute for Spirituality's finances in June 2007. He married Chelle Ysmael in 1970, has two children and four grandchildren. Aside from his business, Wini serves as the Finance Ministry Director for Couples for Christ Foundation for Family & Life, a board member of AMDG Solutions Group, Inc. and Synergy Business Group, Inc. He is also active with the Ateneo de Manila University Alumni Association of California where he served as President and is currently a consultant for the non-profit AdMUAAC, Inc.

Mr. Wini Chuidian

Loyola Institute for Spirituality

480 South Batavia St Orange, CA 92868-3907 714-997-9587, 714-997-9588 (fax) office@loyolainstitute.org
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Mr. Wini Chuidian

Wini Chuidian was born in Manila, Philippines in March 1947. He attended Ateneo de Manila University, the premier Jesuit school in the Philippines, from prep to college, graduating in 1969 with a degree in Business Management and a minor in Corporate Accounting. After earning his degree he migrated to the island of Guam where he began a career in banking working for Bank of Hawaii. He then transferred to California to work for Xerox Corporation in El Segundo in 1973. He managed various accounting departments from fixed assets, payroll, general ledger to policy and audit. Wini finished off his Xerox career after 23 years as the West Coast Accounting Services Controller. He then went into business for himself as an accounting system consultant serving small to medium sized businesses. From 2001, his client base became predominantly from the faith based industry serving a number of Churches and schools in the Diocese of Orange.

Wini's attachment to the Jesuits led him to accept the management of Loyola Institute for Spirituality's finances in June 2007. He married Chelle Ysmael in 1970, has two children and four grandchildren. Aside from his business, Wini serves as the Finance Ministry Director for Couples for Christ Foundation for Family & Life, a board member of AMDG Solutions Group, Inc. and Synergy Business Group, Inc. He is also active with the Ateneo de Manila University Alumni Association of California where he served as President and is currently a consultant for the non-profit AdMUAAC, Inc.

Mr. Wini Chuidian

Mr. Wini Chuidian winic@cox.net Financial Officer

Past president Wini Chuidian, who handled the coordination efforts with the school and the yearly crop of qualified applicants, stressed that "the Award is a stipend (or gratuity, present, donation or gift).It is a supplement or a living expense.The Award is not a scholarship, nor a substitute for the awardee's payment of tuition fees; the scholar's tuition is expected to be funded through his/her existing scholarship.Ultimately, the recipient determines how he or she spends the awarded funds."

Eligible scholars sent in their applications via e-mail or letters directly to the AdMUAAC, with an accompanying narrative on their financial situation and what they would do with the money.Scholars who received the awards used the money not only to help themselves through school, but also to help their respective families.