
Arturo F. “D3” Bermejo III is a young civic leader, trainer, and community builder who designs and delivers practical learning sessions on leadership, communication, and project execution for youth and grassroots groups.
Trainer’s Profile
Coach D3, currently serves as a Project Administrative Officer, giving him hands‑on experience in coordinating projects, managing stakeholders, and ensuring that plans are implemented efficiently in an organizational setting. His background as a BS Biochemistry graduate equips him with analytical thinking, attention to detail, and a systematic approach to problem‑solving, which he integrates into his training and facilitation style.
Beyond his professional role, he has held multiple leadership positions in civic and church‑based organizations, leading teams, growing membership, and managing advocacy projects and outreach programs. His track record includes conceptualizing and implementing long‑term community initiatives, mentoring volunteers, and handling branding, promotions, and business development functions for his organizations.
Coach D3 has been repeatedly recognized for excellence in leadership and program management, receiving awards for outstanding local presidency, best local organization performance, best growth and development programs, and exemplary publications and long‑term community projects. These distinctions affirm his ability not only to lead but also to design and sustain high‑impact initiatives that create measurable change at the community level.
Core Training Strengths
- Effective and Youth Leadership
Coach D3 can train on values‑based and skills‑based leadership for youth, volunteers, and emerging leaders, drawing from his years as president, executive vice president, and director in various organizations and ministries. His sessions can cover leading teams, managing volunteers, succession planning, and cultivating a culture of service and accountability. - Effective Communication
He is equipped to conduct training on interpersonal communication, public speaking for advocacy, and communicating with teams and stakeholders, using practical frameworks and real scenarios from community work and organizational life. - Effective Meetings
He can train leaders and coordinators on designing and running productive meetings—from agenda‑setting and time management to decision‑making, documentation, and follow‑through—to ensure that organizational gatherings lead to concrete action. - Project Management for Community Programs
As a multiple‑award‑winning project and program chair, he can teach the end‑to‑end process of managing community projects: needs assessment, project design, logistics planning, budgeting, risk management, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation, all contextualized for NGOs, youth groups, and local organizations.