LinkedIn has carved out a unique niche as an online platform that caters specifically to professionals eager to connect with like-minded individuals.
And as the modern-day Filipina continues to showcase her talent and experience; she proves herself as an integral contributor on LinkedIn more than ever before.
“There is no force more than powerful than a woman who is never afraid to rise.”
— Mary Ann Gilyn Basa
Thanks to the support of Connected Women, VB Consulting, and Connected Filipinos, who harness the platform’s full potential in recognizing achievements, the Top 100 Most Influential Filipino Women on LinkedIn project celebrates pioneering trailblazers and those who inspire others to follow in their footsteps.
Since its inception in 2021, this unique project has been recognized for championing the visibility of successful Filipinas on LinkedIn.
Anchored by a stringent nomination process, this project evaluates nominees based on parameters such as follower count, engagement, and overall influence.
Curated with care and thoroughness, this year’s final list boasts of accomplished women who are exemplary contributors to their respective fields.
At the helm of this awe-inspiring project is Gina Romero, the founder of Connected Women, an organization dedicated to uplifting women through technology, entrepreneurship, and community, and Virginia Bautista, the brilliant mind behind VB Consulting. Armed with a wealth of knowledge in personal branding and LinkedIn expertise, Bautista empowers coaches and consultants to forge powerful personal brands on the platform.
This year’s call for nominations is aligned with the powerful theme of “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality” brought forth by International Women’s Day under UN Women and the United Nations. It serves as a catalyst for global change, raising awareness and promoting gender equality through innovation and technology.
Who made it to the Top 100 Most Influential Filipino Women on LinkedIn 2023?
Join us as we recognize the exceptional Filipino women who are making a significant impact in their communities, niches, and industries through LinkedIn.
– Jen Cajucom
Source: Connected Women
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