DigiPlus president Andy Tsui (middle) and other top DigiPlus officials on stage with two Global Governance awards handed recently in Bonifacio Global City. PHOTO FROM DIGIPLUS
DigiPlus Interactive Corporation (DigiPlus), the fastest-growing digital entertainment company in the country, received two awards at the ninth Global Good Governance (3G) awarding ceremony.
Organized by the Cambridge International Finance Advisory (Cambridge IFA), the 3G Awards recognizes the exemplary efforts of organizations committed to addressing international issues.
Cambridge IFA is a financial services intelligence house known for developing powerful analytical tools that comb through data to find significant trends that can be directly applied to practical business and international use. This year marked the first time the ceremony was held in Metro Manila.
DigiPlus takes pride in this recognition, which is a significant development in its vision to become the number one diversified leisure and entertainment hub that brings fun and rewarding experiences to people.
DigiPlus received the 3G Best Social Responsibility Campaign Award 2024 for its initiatives under its social development arm, BingoPlus Foundation, which is built on four pillars: technology education, accessible healthcare, community safety and resiliency, and responsible digitalization.
DigiPlus also received the 3G Excellence in ESG Award 2024 for its commitment to the Sustainability Framework that openly advocates Environmental Responsibility, Employees and Workplace, Responsible Gaming, Digital and Data Security, and Good Governance.
In 2023, DigiPlus received the 3G Championship in Corporate Governance and the 3G Best Social Responsibility Campaign Award for 2023.
“We are deeply honored to be recognized by the 3G Awards for the second consecutive year,” said DigiPlus president Andy Tsui.
“We’d like to extend our immense gratitude to Cambridge IFA, as well to our ever-growing team of employees and stakeholders for doing the hard work that make these awards possible,” Tsui said.
“As the use of digital technology grows, DigiPlus remains committed to using that technological capacity to fuel meaningful programs for the public good,” he said.
“The work continues, and we thank all those who support us in this endeavor.”
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