Ivan John Uy has been involved with the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) as its corporate secretary and chairman of Philippine Business Conference Resolutions Committee.[4]
He was also appointed as chairman of the Commission on Information and Communications Technology by President Benigno Aquino III in 2010 before the body was dissolved in 2011.[5] He oversaw the conceptualization of the Philippine Digital Strategy 2011–2016.[6]
President-elect Bongbong Marcos designated Uy as Secretary of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT),succeeding acting secretary Emmanuel Rey Caintic.[3][7] Uy pledged to advance digital literacy,particularly by promoting digital hygiene in elementary schools to mitigate the impact of cybercrime.[4] During his tenure,he launched several eGovernment initiatives and oversaw the expansion of the Free Public Internet Access Program.[8] He resigned from the post as confirmed on March 6,2025,due to undisclosed reasons,[9] but his frequent overseas trips were cited as a factor.[10]
Director of the Administrative and Financial Services Office
Rosalynne L. Sanchez
Chief Accountant of the Accounting Division
Julieta L. Villadelrey
Chief of the Legal Affairs Division
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