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Ricky Vargas is Exec of the Year for second time

/ 04:02 AM April 21, 2020

Ricky Vargas: Strong-willed

Ricky Vargas’ brand of leadership the last two years brought stability to the PBA board that the body elected him to a third consecutive term as chair that will go into the league’s 45th season.

After earning the confidence anew of the entire board during its annual planning session in January, Vargas, representing the TNT Katropa, became the

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first to serve as chair for three straight terms since Luis “Moro” Lorenzo Sr. of Pepsi from 1991

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to 1993.Vargas earned the respect of his peers with his cool and calm demeanor but strong-minded approach that helped the

board work as a collective unit again.

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The tremendous work done by the TNT Katropa executive earned him the unanimous choice as the Danny Floro executive of the year by the PBA Press Corps.

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Vargas, the former Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) president, was supposed to be feted with the award on March 16 at Novotel Manila in Araneta Center, but the event presented by Cignal was indefinitely postponed for a later date following the coronavirus pandemic.

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This is the second time Vargas will be honored with the award named after the late affable team owner Valeriano “Danny” Floro of the fabled Crispa Redmanizers.

Vargas, who’s also doing a wonderful job as chief of the Association of Boxing Alliances in the Philippines, first won the award handed out by the men and women regularly covering the PBA beat during the 2006-07 season.

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