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CCT Expands Scholarship Initiative Through Partnership with Adamson University Alumni Association, Inc.

October 22, 2026

CCT Constructors Corporation (CCT) is expanding its efforts in supporting the next generation of professionals through a new scholarship partnership with the Adamson University Alumni Association, Inc. (AUAAI), providing financial assistance to four students.


Formalized through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing on October 1, 2026, at Adamson University, the partnership continues CCT’s efforts to create educational opportunities for the youth, following its existing scholarship program with the DualTech Training Center Foundation, which currently supports 15 scholars pursuing technical training.


Through this initiative, CCT is supporting students from Adamson University’s College of Architecture and College of Engineering, who are pursuing BS Architecture, BS Mechanical Engineering, BS Civil Engineering, and BS Electronics Engineering.

CCT Vice President Alain Salvador delivers a message during the MOA signing ceremony

CCT Vice President Alain Salvador shared a few words during the signing ceremony, explaining the motivation behind CCT’s scholarship program efforts. “As part of CCT’s Corporate [Social] Responsibility program, we recognize that one of the most meaningful ways to give back is by investing in the education and development of future professionals,” he said.


He further emphasized that the initiative builds on CCT’s ongoing efforts to support students through education. “Today we’re taking another meaningful step, which is by extending our scholarship program to [the] architecture and engineering [students] of Adamson University,” the CCT vice president added.

From left to right: CCT Vice President Alain Salvador, CCT President Kaname Futaki, Adamson University President Fr. Daniel Franklin Pilario, AUAAI President Gen. Lina Sarmiento, and AUAAI Scholarship Committee Chairman Dr. Andres Alcantara hold the signed MOA formalizing the scholarship grant partnership between CCT and AUAAI.

For the four scholars, the scholarship grant covers their full tuition as they pursue their education and work toward their career ambitions.

Looking ahead in the future, CCT President Kaname Futaki expressed his confidence in their potential to contribute to the country. “We believe that your dreams will make the future of the Philippines brighter. We hope to support your dreams and help you grow,” he shared.

AUAAI Scholarship Committee Chairman Dr. Andres Alcantara gives his remarks before the official signing of the MOA

The value of the newly formed partnership was likewise underscored by AUAAI Scholarship Committee Chairman Dr. Andres Alcantara, who expressed hope for continued collaboration to help young students build better futures through educational support.

AUAAI President Gen. Lina Sarmiento also encouraged the scholars to take advantage of the assistance provided for them and, in return, give back to the future generation of Adamsonians.

Adamson University President Fr. Daniel Franklin Pilario echoed this message of giving back, emphasizing how experiencing generosity and kindness can inspire the scholars to extend the same to others. He also expressed hope to see the students again at their graduation.

CCT, Adamson University, and AUAAI representatives pose with two of the four scholars during the Scholarship MOA signing ceremony.

Through the partnership, CCT and AUAAI are creating meaningful opportunities that support students as they pursue their education and prepare for their future professions.

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