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The Philippine Daily Inquirer, in their latest post, celebrates PAGEONE Group's 2025 recognition as Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year, calling it a defining stride for the Philippine communications industry on the global front.

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Pageone wins global award Photo from Facebook MANILA, Philippines -- Pageone has made history for the Philippines after being named Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year at the World Public Relations and

In its latest post, The Manila Times congratulates PAGEONE Group on its 2025 recognition as Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year, calling it a defining stride for the Philippine communications industry.

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Philippine agency named ‘Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year’ PAGEONE made history for the Philippines after being named “Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year” at the World Public Relations and Communication Awards 2025 — a landmark recognition that signaled the growing influence of Filipino communication professionals on the global stage.

WATCH: PAGEONE Group has been named Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year 2025 by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management at the World Public Relations and Communication Awards 2025.

PAGEONE Group has been named Global PR and Communications Agency of the Year 2025 by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management at the World Public Relations and Communication Awards 2025, becoming the first-ever recipient of the award and the first Filipino agency to earn the distinction, marking a powerful milestone as the firm celebrates its 10th anniversary. While the recognition is historic, the achievement is ultimately a tribute to the people behind it, the team, partners, clients, and families whose talent, trust, sacrifice, and shared commitment to excellence made the honor possible and signal an even stronger chapter ahead.

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In his BusinessWorld column, Dr. Ron Jabal examines the limits of digitization in driving financial empowerment. While digital platforms have expanded reach, many Filipino households remain excluded from meaningful financial participation, revealing gaps in trust, affordability, and product relevance that technology alone cannot solve.

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Beyond access: Why digitization alone will not empower Filipino households - BusinessWorld Online For more than a decade, financial inclusion has been framed as a problem of access. Open an account. Digitize payments. Bring people into the system. By those standards, the Philippines appears to be a success story. Mobile wallets are widespread. Digital banks are growing. Government cash transfers...