50 most prominent families in Manila

Published by rudy Date posted on January 15, 2014

MANILA – The society magazine Town&Country has listed 50 of the most influential and inspiring families in Manila.

Leading the list is the Zobel de Ayala family, with a vintage photograph of businessmen brothers Jaime Augusto and Fernando with their mother, Beatriz, on the cover of Town&Country’s latest issue.

Other families who are part of the list also shared rarely seen family photos with the magazine.

“We are honored and extremely grateful to the families who have shared special moments in their lives with us,” said Town&Country editor Yvette Fernandez.

Town&Country magazine said the list was based not only on “an old name, fame or fortune,” explaining that the families should also be “inspiring, generous, enduring, creative or powerful, or if fortunate enough, have all these qualities in spades.”

Below are the 50 most prominent families in Manila, as listed by the magazine:

Inspiring

Aquino
Robredo
Ramos
Benitez
Belmonte
Prieto
Generous and enduring

Montinola
Aboitiz
Laurel
Lopez
Elizalde
Cojuangco
Araneta
Padilla
Zobel de Ayala
Ongpin
Ortigas
Madrigal
Zobel
Creative

Bolipata
Coscolluela
Calma
Mañosa
De Guia
Siguion Reyna
Camacho
Eigenman
Locsin
Manahan
Del Rosario
Santos
Influential

Tan
Antonio
Rufino
Gotianun
Tan
Araneta
Delgado
Yap
Yuchengco
Tantoco
Chan
Gokongwei
Tancaktiong
Ty
Sy
Consunji
Lorenzo
Concepcion
Campos

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