Celebrating 25 Years of Excellence in Business Journalism: Ayala Corp. Renewed Partnership
In a remarkable commitment to the future of business journalism, Ayala Corp. has renewed its partnership with the Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines (EJAP) to support its esteemed annual business journalism awards. This year marks a significant milestone, celebrating 25 years of unwavering support for the program that honors excellence in business reporting.
Strengthening Society Through Quality Journalism
The partnership, which was recently reaffirmed through a formal agreement signing on September 3 between Ayala's Chief Social Infrastructure Officer, Paolo Borromeo, and EJAP president, Ted Cordero, highlights the critical role that a trusted press plays in fostering a resilient and inclusive society. Borromeo expressed pride in continuing this alliance, stating that "a trusted press and well-informed citizens are important to building strong institutions."
Recognizing Journalistic Talent
This year’s edition of the EJAP Business Journalism Awards, set to take place on November 6, aims to honor the hard work of journalists dedicated to covering sectors such as finance, telecommunications, energy, and capital markets. Ayala Corp. has rallied various businesses under its umbrella, including Ayala Land, Bank of the Philippine Islands, and Globe Telecom, to support the event and reaffirm the importance of credible reporting.
A Legacy of Commitment
As Cordero noted, the enduring partnership between Ayala Corp. and EJAP is fueled by a shared belief in the value of credible business reporting. Ayala Corp., one of the oldest enterprises in the Philippines, understands the significance of rigorous journalism in shaping public discourse and informing market realities.
This partnership not only celebrates past achievements but also sets the stage for future endeavors in promoting journalistic integrity. As the awards approach, anticipation builds for the celebration of excellence that continues to inspire the next generation of journalists in the Philippines.
