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    (PRESS RELEASE) — Concentrix + Webhelp, a leading global provider of customer experience (CX) services and technologies, and the Philippines’ largest private employer, today unveiled its newest site in Cebu Exchange Tower. The launch included employees and executives, local officials from various government bodies, media, academe, and private sector partners.

    Unveiling Cebu Exchange Tower’s scale model at the site launch, from left to right: Concentrix + Webhelp Sr. Director of Real Estate Michelle Ignacio, SVP and Country Leader for PH Amit Jagga, Board of Investments Visayas Division Head Florteliza Alpuerto, and Arthaland National Sales Director Anna Marco



    With the recent launch of Cebu Montage just last year, the Cebu Exchange site is now the company’s 9th office in Cebu, demonstrating its continued growth. Amit Jagga, SVP and Country Leader for the Philippines, says “Our site in Cebu Exchange is another milestone and visible message of Concentrix’s continued commitment to the country. As a company that designs, builds, and runs game-changing customer experiences, we invest not just in creating meaningful, future-ready jobs, but also in sustainable wellness-centered workplaces that care for our game-changers as well as our environment.”

    Media Roundtable with Concentrix + Webhelp Philippines Executives, from left to right: VP of People Solutions Hazel Banas, SVP and Country Leader Amit Jagga, and Sr. Director of Client Success Dagny Estacio



    Cebu Exchange houses over 4,500 employees of Concentrix + Webhelp and is now its largest staffed site in the Philippines. It was dubbed at the launch as the “Workplace of the Future”, signifying the combination of innovative, state-of-the-art amenities that meet diverse workforce needs and sustainable facilities aligned with the company’s environmental, social, and governance focus. 

    With various certifications such as LEED GOLD, BERDE 5-star, and EDGE Zero Carbon, Cebu Exchange is also considered the largest net-zero carbon-certified building in the country, according to the company’s joint announcement with real estate developer Arthaland earlier this year. This is a win for the environment as the building operation has 25% less energy consumption and 34% lower CO2 emissions. At a physical site tour during the launch, Concentrix + Webhelp also showed guests distinctly designed facility features such as the Tech Zone, Workout and Wellness Zone, Quiet Zone, site clinic and lactation room, all-gender washrooms, and other flexible, inclusive spaces such as the Entertainment and Social Zones which are multi-purpose activity areas all employees can freely use.



    With its remarkable presence in 52 sites and 20 cities across the Philippines supporting over 100,000-strong game-changers today, Concentrix + Webhelp launching its newest and biggest site in Cebu Exchange as the “Workplace of the Future” truly solidifies its commitment to growth, sustainability and superior experiences for Filipinos. Take a peek at Cebu Exchange in this video.

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    (PRESS RELEASE) The Cultural Center of the Philippines and Arthaland co-present an exhibition of visual artworks and ethnographic objects from the CCP 21st Century Art Museum (21AM) Collection. 


    Arthaland, the foremost green property developer in the Philippines, is committed to building sustainable developments. With a vision that extends to enriching lives at home, work, in communities, and throughout the nation, Arthaland's projects epitomize a holistic approach to prosperity.

    Introducing "Udtong Tutok: Art at High Noon," a remarkable collaboration between Arthaland and the CCP that underlines the company's resolute commitment to sustainable growth. By leveraging the power of art, Arthaland seeks to foster youth involvement and enhance cultural awareness, showcasing their steadfast dedication to a brighter, greener future. Udtong Tutok frames the exhibition as an illuminating gesture amidst uncertain times, a coming together of seemingly diverse unrelated things that when juxtaposed with one another could provide new perspectives and insights that may challenge the conventional understanding of Philippine art and culture. Udtong Tutok: Art at High Noon celebrates the convergence of diverse cultures noting the importance of tensions and contradictions, affinities and continuities that shape a collective impulse to imagine and create. It is a gathering of ideas, virtues and values, angst, and anguish that need to be recognized and looked upon rather clearly so as to chart a new direction for Filipino creatives and cultural workers to thrive.

    The Tillers by Edsel Moscoso, Acrylic on Paper, 1977, CCP 21st Century Art Museum (21AM)Collection

    Painting #1 by Jose Joya, Oil on Wood, 1959, CCP 21st Century Art Museum (21AM) Collection

    Encounter, Artist Proof by Manuel Soriano, Woodcut, 1972, CCP 21st Century Art Museum(21AM) Collection


    Udtong Tutok as an illuminating action sheds light upon the significance of regional cultures in the development of Philippine art. By bringing the works outside the Cultural Center of the Philippines to the regions, the objects encounter new audiences – inviting strangers to pause from their busy day, to converse with them, unravel new paradigms, and chart new relationships. In the context of Cebu, the exhibition aims to provide much-needed conversation on Philippine modern and contemporary art amidst Cebuano artists’ strong leanings towards academic classicism. The exhibition remembers the efforts of national artist Jose Joya who came to Cebu to help establish the first fine arts program outside of Manila in 1975. Since then, his annual visits to Cebu opened up important conversations on modern art and its practices, creating cross-cultural artistic encounters between Manila and Cebu-based artists and ushering in a new direction in Cebuano artmaking. True to its history as a place of encounters, Cebu continues to be an encouraging place for artists of varied interests to reflect, refract, and diffract the waves of creativity into forms that speak true to themselves, their passions, and their beliefs.

    Detail of Suklong, Headdress, Gaddang/Paracelis. Mt. Province, CCP 21st Century Art Museum(21AM) Collection

    Detail of Karaweweng, Necklace, Gaddang/Paracelis. Mt. Province, CCP 21st Century ArtMuseum (21AM) Collection


    Featuring artworks by:

    National Artist Napoleon Abueva +

    National Artist Federico Alcuaz +

    National Artist Benedicto Cabrera

    National Artist Ang Kiukok +

    National Artist Jose Joya +

    Paz Abad Santos 

    Felix Abesamis

    Angelito Antonio

    Antonio Austria +

    Roderico Jose Daroy +

    Imelda Cajipe Endaya

    Josefina Escudero

    Lao Lianben

    David Medalla +

    Edsel Moscoso +

    Justin Nuyda +

    Romulo Olazo +

    Rod Paras-Perez +

    Lisa Perez

    Manuel Rodriguez, Sr. +

    Roger San Miguel

    Solomon Saprid +

    Manuel Soriano +

    Phillip Victor +


    Ethnographic objects from ethnolinguistic groups of:

    Bagobo

    Blaan

    Bontoc

    Gaddang

    Ifugao

    Ilongot

    Itneg

    Kalinga

    Mandaya

    Manobo

    Maranao

    T’boli


    Public Programs:

    22 September, 2pm


    Woodblock Printmaking Workshop

    The workshop aims to introduce the practice of woodblock printing and sample printworks found in the exhibition to beginners and enthusiasts. It will immerse participants in the processes of the woodblock relief print method using a range of materials including the woodblock, carving tools, and a handheld baren to press the ink into the absorbent paper.


    29 September - Guided tour at 4pm




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