TP in the Philippines Celebrates 30 Years with 9th Consecutive Great Place to Work® Certification

TP's Executive Leadership came together during the Philippine Leadership Town Hall to celebrate two significant milestones—the company's 30 years of operations in the Philippines and its ninth consecutive Great Place to Work Certification. From left, TP in the Philippines CEO Rahul Jolly, GPTW Philippines General Manager Charles Plumley, TP Group CEO Jorge Amar, TP Americas CEO Miranda Collard, Vice President of Human Resources Rachel Cacabelos, and TP India, Philippines and ANZ Regional President Anish Mukker.

Over 250 TP Employees March in Solidarity at Love Laban 2026, Championing Inclusion and Belonging

More than 250 TP employees gather before the start of the Love Laban 2026 Pride March at the University of the Philippines Diliman.

TP in the Philippines, a global leader in digital business services, joined the Love Laban 2026 Pride March at the University of the Philippines Diliman. Led by the TP Pride Network, more than 250 employees marched under the banner of "Built on Pride, United in Belonging” alongside advocates, allies, and partner organizations in one of the country's largest Pride celebrations. 

TP employees completed the six-kilometer march from University Avenue to Congressional Avenue in support of equality, dignity, and human rights. Through their participation, TP continues to strengthen a culture built on belonging and reaffirm the company's commitment to fostering a workplace where every individual is respected, valued, and empowered to thrive.

TP in the Philippines Named Sustainability Impact Company of the Year at the 2026 IBPAP SOLAIA Awards

TP in the Philippines continues to be one of the most recognized organizations in the IT-BPM sector providing opportunities and livelihood to countless Filipinos for 30 years. Receiving the trophies during the awards night were, from left, TP in the Philippines Marketing Director Nash Frias, SVP for Operations Patrick Lopez, VP for Human Resources Rachel Cacabelos, Chief Executive Officer Rahul Jolly, SVP for Operations Joy Raymundo, and VP for Learning & Development Inkee Hidalgo.

TP in the Philippines set to open 29th PH site in Q3 with PEZA-Approved Pasay Operations

In photo, from left, TP in the Philippines Finance Senior Director Ariel Carpio, TP in the Philippines CEO Rahul Jolly, PEZA Director General Tereso Panga, and Deputy Director General for Operations Vivian Santos.

Pasay City, Philippines – Global digital business services leader TP in the Philippines continues to strengthen its footprint in the country following the approval of operations for its 29th site in the Philippines set to open at the Four E-Com Center Building complex within the SM Mall of Asia area in Pasay City. The agreement was recently formalized through a signing between TP in the Philippines Chief Executive Officer Rahul Jolly and Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) Director General Tereso Panga. Once operational by September this year, the expansion is expected to create more than 1,000 job opportunities for Filipinos, further supporting the country’s thriving IT-BPM industry.

TP in the Philippines rallies behind “A Run for Kids with Cancer” in Davao

TP in the Philippines proudly supported “A Run for Kids with Cancer,” a fun run organized by the House of Hope Foundation for Kids with Cancer, Inc., with around 30 employees from its Davao sites joining the 5-kilometer run held at the Lyceum of the Philippines University in Davao. The initiative reflects TP’s continued commitment to uplifting communities and championing meaningful causes. 

Rachel Cacabelos, VP for Human Resources of TP in the Philippines emphasized how “TP, as an organization, believes in creating opportunities not only for our people, but also for the communities we serve. Supporting initiatives like ‘A Run for Kids with Cancer’ allows us to come together for a greater purpose—bringing hope, strength, and tangible support to children and families who need it most.”  

Earlier this year, TP, through its corporate social responsibility arm, the Citizen of the World (COTW) Foundation, also extended support to House of Hope during activities linked to the launch of its Davao Uprise site. These efforts form part of TP’s broader commitment to delivering sustained community impact in the areas where it operates.