Rezbin, a Filipino business that specializes in recycling plastic to make trash disposal more efficient, won the grand prize at the 4th KMPG in the Philippines Innovation Summit that was held not long ago.
Rezbin won an award for its work in turning a common problem into a strategic and profit-sharing business. This earned it the spot as the Philippines’ representative at the KPMG Global Tech Innovator event in Lisbon.
In the Philippines’ second year of KPMG Global Tech Innovator, the use of AI, the importance of digital evolution, tech sustainability, and building digital trust were all emphasized.
Industry leaders, such as Sharon Dayoan, chairman and CEO of KPMG in the Philippines, and KPMG in the Philippines vice chairman and COO and head of advice, shared their knowledge with people in person and online. Some of the people who spoke at the event were Noel Bonoan, Peter Maquera, CEO of Microsoft Philippines, Aboitiz Data Innovation, Dr. David Hardoon, senior advisor for data and AI at Union Bank of the Philippines, and Union Bank of the Philippines top transformation officer Dennis Omi, Dr. Erik Capistrano of the University of the Philippines Diliman, and the top information and security officer at RCBC Carlos Tengkiat, Rafael Dionisio, CEO of the Lighthouse Legacy Foundation, Dennis Velasco, CEO of Prosperma, Esel Madrid, SVP and head of the Data Science and AI Center of Excellence at Security Bank Corporation, Mark Gersava, executive cabinet member of the National Innovation Council, Tek Olano, CEO of GCash, and Dick Chiang, CEO of Dragonpay.
KPMG says that its yearly Global Tech Innovator summit is part of its plan to honor people who make technology and their important role in the digital transformation.
Another Innovation Summit is over, and a new Global Tech Innovator in the Philippines has been named. The company is proud of how innovation helps businesses all over the world, not just in the Philippines. It keeps trying to get a GTI every year to honor leaders who are leading the way in the race to become digital, where everyone is going at their own pace and level. KPMG in the Philippines is always ready to help businesses at any stage of their digital transformation by giving them customized advice and insights. As of now, it is still one of the most trusted professional services companies in the country. It offers services like audit and assurance, tax, advisory, and tech consulting.
