Meet Filipina Leaders Who are Shaping the Future of Work at TechHR Pulse Philippines 2025
From the quiet resilience of Maria Clara, a symbol of grace and intellect, to the unstoppable force of Darna, the fearless warrior who fights for justice, Filipina women have long been icons of transformation. They don’t just navigate change—they lead it. In boardrooms, tech hubs, and talent strategies, they’re redefining leadership, breaking barriers, and proving that investing in people is the ultimate game-changer. At TechHR Pulse Philippines 2025, the country’s most influential women leaders will take centre stage to challenge norms, decode the future of work, and shape what’s next.
Think of them as the Beyoncé of business or the Serena Williams of strategy—trailblazers who don’t just adapt to disruption; they drive it. Their insights will reshape how organizations approach leadership, culture, and digital transformation in a world evolving at lightning speed.
What does it take to rethink the workplace? To inspire change, foster innovation, and champion inclusivity? At TechHR Pulse Philippines 2025, these powerhouse women will answer these questions—not just with bold ideas but with real impact.
Meet the Trailblazers at TechHR Pulse Philippines
- Nerissa Berba, EVP & Chief People Officer, Security Bank Corporation
As businesses adapt to shifting market dynamics, investing in people remains the key differentiator. Nerissa Berba in her keynote titled ‘The New Workplace Economy – Investing in People as the Ultimate Competitive Edge’ will explore how companies can rethink workforce strategies to build resilient, high-performing teams that thrive in an evolving economy.
- Theresa Llamas, CHRO, Newport World Resorts
A driving force behind workforce transformation in the hospitality sector, Theresa Llamas will share her insights on building a people-first culture while leveraging technology to enhance employee engagement and retention.
- Ruby Jaucian, Chief People Officer, PCDSI
With expertise in leading large-scale HR transformations, Ruby Jaucian will discuss how organizations can stay ahead by cultivating agility, fostering leadership development, and ensuring continuous learning in the face of rapid change.
- Carla Lanza, Chief People Officer, Maya Philippines
A pioneer in HR innovation within the fintech space, Carla Lanza will highlight how digital-first organizations can balance high-tech with high-touch leadership, ensuring that people strategies evolve alongside technological advancements.
Why Their Voices Matter
The future of work is being shaped by bold, visionary leaders who understand that success lies at the intersection of talent, technology, and transformation. These women are not just navigating change; they are driving it. Their insights will challenge traditional HR mindsets, redefine leadership, and empower organizations to build a future-ready workforce.
Whether you’re an HR leader, a business executive, or an emerging professional eager to stay ahead of workplace trends, TechHR Pulse Philippines 2025 offers a unique opportunity to engage with these trailblazers and be part of the conversation that is reshaping the world of work. This year’s conference will act as a platform for forward-thinking leaders to come together to exchange ideas, challenge norms, and build the workplaces of the future. Don’t miss the chance to learn from and connect with the women who are making it happen.
Register now for TechHR Pulse Philippines 2025 and be part of the revolution!