Curriculum Vitae of Florencio B. Campomanes
- M. A., Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, 1951
- Doctoral Studies, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., 1949–1952
- Fulbright Grantee, 1948
- Lecturer, (Political Science) University of the Philippines, 1954–1956
- Chess columnist, Manila Times and Manila Chronicle, 1954–1961
- TV producer – Host, Chess Today, GTV/MBS-4 Manila, 1974–1982
- Permanent Philippines Delegate to FIDE, 1956–1982
- FIDE Asian Zone President, 1960–1964
- FIDE Deputy President for Asia, 1974–1982
- FIDE President, 1982–1995
- FIDE Chairman, 1995–1996
- FIDE Honorary President 1996–2010
- Philippine Champion, 1956, 1960
- Tied 2nd–3rd with Edmar Mednis, New York State Championship, 1954
- International Arbiter, 1957
- Philippine Olympiad Team Member and/or Captain: Moscow 1956–Board 2, Munich 1958–Board 3, Leipzig 1960–Board 1, Tel Aviv 1964–Board 4, Havana 1966–Board 4
- Captain: Lugano 1968, Siegen 1970, Skopje 1972, Nice 1974, Haifa 1976, Buenos Aires 1978, Valletta 1980
- Administered under FIDE: Olympiad – Thessaloniki 1984, Thessaloniki 1988
- Dubai 1986, Novi Sad 1990, Moscow 1994
- Organized for the Philippines, Manila 1992
- World Championship, 1978
- Interzonals, 1976, 1990
- World Juniors 1974, 1987
- First Asian Zonal, 1958
- First Asian Junior Championship, 1977
- Raised FIDE Membership from 100's to 150's
- Raised US $13,000,000 for six Men's World Championship matches in nine years: Moscow 1984 and 1985, London & Leningrad 1986
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