Bridging European Luxury and Southeast Asian Real Estate: Jasmine Chau Leads the Grand Finale at IFFINA+ 2026

  

Discover how Italian Atelier’s flagship panel redefined branded residences, turning European craftsmanship into tangible commercial value for Indonesia’s top developers.

As Southeast Asia’s luxury real estate and hospitality sectors enter a period of rapid transformation, branded residences and high-end mixed-use developments are reshaping the region’s property landscape.

In Greater Jakarta and beyond, developers are increasingly looking for ways to differentiate their projects while responding to a more sophisticated market of luxury homeowners, hotel guests, and international investors.

Yet translating global luxury into a successful local development presents its own set of challenges. Developers must deliver distinctive, culturally resonant spaces while managing the demanding quality standards, delicate finishes, and extended lead times often associated with international luxury design.

The ability to connect European craftsmanship with the practical realities of Southeast Asian development is therefore becoming an increasingly important competitive advantage.

This intersection of design, procurement and real estate value will take center stage at IFFINA+ 2026, where Italian Atelier, in collaboration with CJC Marketing Agency, will curate the Day 1 grand finale on Thursday, September 24, from 5:00 PM to 5:45 PM WIB at the Main Stage in Hall 3 of the Nusantara International Convention Exhibition (NICE), PIK2, Jakarta.

Organized by Nine Koeln Indonesia, IFFINA+ 2026 brings together a high-profile audience of C-suite real estate developers, hotel owners, principal architects, interior designers, and VIP international buyers.

Against this backdrop, Italian Atelier’s flagship panel will examine how European luxury design and bespoke FF&E procurement can be integrated into contemporary hospitality and branded residential projects without losing sight of local context or commercial realities.

From European Craftsmanship to a Sense of Place

One of the central questions surrounding branded residences today is how international luxury can be adapted to local markets without becoming generic.

Successful branded developments increasingly move away from simply reproducing European aesthetics. Instead, they seek to combine established international design codes with the cultural identity of their location, creating spaces that feel both globally sophisticated and distinctly local.

For Indonesia, this creates an opportunity to bring together the country’s rich craft heritage with the precision and material sophistication associated with Italian luxury design. The resulting environments can establish a stronger sense of place while giving residential and hospitality developments a more distinctive identity in an increasingly competitive market.

This approach is particularly relevant as developers seek to appeal to consumers who are exposed to global luxury standards but continue to value authenticity and cultural relevance. A branded residence cannot rely on an international name alone. Its design needs to feel considered within its geographical and cultural setting.

For Jasmine Chau of Italian Atelier, this balance sits at the heart of contemporary luxury hospitality and real estate.

“True luxury in modern hospitality is born where world-class European craftsmanship meets deep respect for local context. Our goal is to provide developers with a seamless blueprint from design vision to execution.”

Her perspective points to a broader shift in the role of luxury design. Rather than functioning solely as a visual layer added toward the end of a development, design is increasingly becoming part of the strategic process through which an asset establishes its identity and market positioning.

Where Design Meets Commercial Reality

For developers, however, the value of an international design partnership is ultimately measured not only by its aesthetic impact but also by its ability to perform within the realities of a complex project.

Cross-border procurement introduces considerations around lead times, logistics, material specifications and installation. In tropical markets such as Indonesia, engineering materials for climate durability adds another layer of complexity, particularly when projects involve delicate finishes and highly specified European FF&E.

Managing these factors effectively can have a direct impact on project timelines and overall asset performance.

This is where the relationship between design and commercial value becomes increasingly important. Premium interior design partnerships can contribute to capital appreciation and long-term asset valuation by strengthening the positioning, quality and differentiation of a property.

For major property conglomerates, the objective is therefore not simply to source exceptional furniture or finishes. It is to establish a procurement and design strategy capable of protecting the integrity of the original design vision while remaining feasible within the project's operational and commercial framework.

The conversation at IFFINA+ 2026 will explore precisely this intersection, establishing a strategic blueprint for integrating European luxury and bespoke FF&E procurement into modern hospitality and branded residential projects.

Building a Bridge Between Two Luxury Ecosystems

The discussion also reflects the growing need for stronger connections between European design suppliers and Southeast Asia’s expanding real estate market.

Italian Atelier has positioned itself within this ecosystem as a bridge between iconic European design heritage and Asia’s rapidly developing luxury hospitality and real estate landscape. Its role at IFFINA+ extends this positioning into the Indonesian market, bringing design curation and luxury furniture procurement into a conversation with the developers and professionals shaping the region’s next generation of properties.

As branded residences continue to gain momentum across Southeast Asia, these relationships are becoming increasingly significant. Developers require access to international design expertise, while European suppliers need a deeper understanding of the local development environment, project requirements and market expectations.

Creating a meaningful connection between the two sides can open the way for more sophisticated collaborations, from bespoke residential developments to luxury hospitality projects.

A Meeting Point for Indonesia’s Property Leaders

The IFFINA+ panel is expected to bring together senior representatives from Indonesia’s leading real estate and hospitality networks, with participation from major property conglomerates, architectural practices and five-star hotel ownership groups.

Beyond the stage discussion, the gathering creates an opportunity for high-value conversations between local developers and European design suppliers, potentially laying the groundwork for future luxury residential collaborations.

This executive-level exchange is particularly relevant as Indonesia continues to attract investment into high-end residential and hospitality developments.

For decision-makers, access to the right design partners can become an important component of a project's wider strategy, from initial concept and brand positioning through to procurement and execution.

Italian Atelier’s role as the exclusive content and curation partner for the Day 1 grand finale reflects this broader ambition. By bringing the conversation around luxury furniture procurement, architectural branding and real estate development into the same space, the company aims to address luxury design as part of a wider commercial ecosystem rather than as an isolated creative discipline.

Looking Beyond IFFINA+

The conversation at IFFINA+ 2026 is expected to extend beyond the event itself, with Italian Atelier continuing to expand cross-border design dialogues and support upcoming luxury residential masterplans across Southeast Asia.

Post-event executive networking dinners and exclusive media features across regional publications will further extend these conversations, creating additional opportunities for developers, designers and international suppliers to connect around future projects.

As Southeast Asia’s luxury real estate market continues to evolve, the relationship between European craftsmanship and local development expertise will become increasingly important.

The most compelling projects are likely to be those capable of combining the precision and heritage of global luxury with a genuine understanding of place, climate, culture and commercial reality.

For Italian Atelier, the ambition is clear: to help create that connection, transforming exceptional European design into enduring value for the next generation of Southeast Asian hospitality and real estate.

Fresh Business Ventures Returns to Philippines as Private Wealth Interest Grows

 

Fresh Business Ventures Ltd is returning to the Philippines in October, with CEO Ray Leary set to visit Manila, Davao and Cebu amid growing interest from Filipino families and business owners in international wealth protection, succession planning and long-term financial structuring. The visit follows FBV’s growing engagement in the region since Leary’s first Philippines visit in 2025.

CEO Ray Leary to visit Manila, Davao and Cebu in October 2026

Fresh Business Ventures Ltd (FBV) is returning to the Philippines this October, following Chief Executive Officer Ray Leary’s visit last year, with this year’s programme expanding from one location to three key cities — Manila, Davao and Cebu.

Following growing engagement with Filipino families, business owners and professional advisers, Ray Leary will once again travel to the Philippines for a limited programme of private wealth briefings and confidential consultations.

The visit comes as interest grows among internationally minded families exploring the Isle of Man as a safe and strategic option for protecting the wealth they have built, planning for future generations and structuring their international affairs.

FBV will also host a virtual private wealth webinar on 16 September 2026, ahead of Ray’s October visit, giving families and professional advisers the opportunity to hear directly from him and explore how the Isle of Man may support their long-term wealth objectives.

“Families have worked hard to build their wealth. The important question is how they protect it, structure it and ultimately pass it on,” said Ray Leary. “I want to meet families personally, understand what they are trying to achieve and explore why the Isle of Man could form part of their long-term strategy.”

The October programme will focus on wealth protection, succession planning, international asset structuring, banking diversification and long-term family planning.

The Isle of Man offers a stable political and economic environment, strong regulatory oversight, an established legal framework and a sophisticated international financial services sector.

The October programme is by private invitation, with limited consultation availability in Manila, Davao and Cebu.

Private consultations

Those interested in meeting Ray Leary during his October visit to the Philippines, or joining one of the private wealth briefings, are invited to contact Joane Burawis directly:

Joane Burawis

Email: joane@fbv.co.im

About Fresh Business Ventures

Fresh Business Ventures Ltd is an Isle of Man-based international wealth strategy and business advisory company with more than 15 years of UK and international experience.

FBV supports entrepreneurs, families and businesses with wealth structuring, asset protection, succession planning, international business establishment, relocation planning and banking coordination, working alongside regulated professional partners.

FBV does not hold client funds and encourages clients to obtain independent legal and tax advice in all relevant jurisdictions.

Carziqo’s Growing City Footprint Points to Wider Potential in Autonomous Mobility

The autonomous mobility company is extending its presence across major U.S. markets as competition in driverless ride-hailing shifts from technology trials to commercial fleet operations.

Carziqo is emerging as an increasingly visible participant in the autonomous mobility industry as the company extends its reach across a growing number of American cities.

Founded in 2024, the company operates at the intersection of autonomous ride-hailing, intelligent fleet management and connected mobility. Its expanding geographic footprint reflects a broader industry transition: driverless transportation is gradually moving beyond limited testing environments and toward commercial services designed for everyday urban travel.

Carziqo has been developing its presence in markets including Los Angeles, Austin, New York, San Francisco, Phoenix, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston and Miami. Collectively, these cities provide the company with access to diverse transportation environments, from densely populated urban centers to sprawling metropolitan areas where residents depend heavily on private vehicles and ride-hailing services.

The expansion highlights Carziqo’s long-term potential, but it also places the company in an increasingly competitive market occupied by technology groups, automakers and mobility operators pursuing similar opportunities.

Cities Become the New Autonomous Mobility Battleground

The development of autonomous ride-hailing is no longer defined solely by whether a vehicle can operate without a human driver. The more significant commercial question is whether companies can manage hundreds or eventually thousands of autonomous vehicles safely, reliably and profitably across multiple cities.

That requires more than advanced driving technology.

Operators must predict passenger demand, position vehicles in the right locations, manage charging schedules and respond to changing traffic conditions. They must also maintain consistent service while working within regulatory frameworks that can vary substantially between cities and states.

Carziqo’s expansion strategy appears designed around this operational challenge. Rather than relying on a single market, the company is building experience across cities with different road networks, passenger habits and transportation needs.

Los Angeles offers a large but highly dispersed mobility market. New York presents greater density and more complex traffic conditions. Phoenix has become an important testing ground for autonomous transportation, while Austin has attracted a growing number of mobility and technology companies.

Miami and Houston add another set of commercial opportunities, including airport transportation, tourism, business travel and suburban mobility.

The differences between these cities could provide Carziqo with valuable operating data as it develops its fleet-management capabilities.

Intelligent Fleet Management Could Define the Winners

For autonomous ride-hailing companies, the vehicle itself is only one part of the business model.

The software used to coordinate vehicles may ultimately determine whether an autonomous fleet can operate efficiently. Artificial intelligence can analyze historical travel patterns, estimate future passenger demand and direct vehicles toward locations where ride requests are more likely to emerge.

A well-coordinated fleet can potentially reduce the amount of time vehicles spend traveling without passengers. It may also shorten waiting times and improve the use of charging and maintenance infrastructure.

Carziqo is seeking to build its mobility network around this combination of autonomous vehicles and intelligent fleet operations. Under such a model, vehicles function as connected components of a larger transportation system rather than as independent assets.

As the company enters additional markets, the amount and diversity of operational information available to its systems could increase. Data from commuting routes, airports, entertainment districts and residential areas may help improve vehicle positioning and route allocation.

That creates a potential network effect: geographic expansion produces more operational insight, which can support better fleet decisions and make future expansion more efficient.

Growth Potential Comes With Significant Challenges

The commercial potential of autonomous ride-hailing remains substantial, but the industry’s path toward large-scale adoption is far from straightforward.

Developing and operating autonomous fleets requires considerable investment in vehicles, sensors, computing systems, charging infrastructure, maintenance and remote operational support. Companies must also satisfy regulators and convince passengers that driverless transportation can be safe and dependable.

Public trust remains particularly important. A technical failure involving one vehicle can affect perceptions of an entire fleet or, in some cases, the broader autonomous mobility industry.

Local regulations create another challenge. Approval in one jurisdiction does not automatically provide access to another, and cities may impose different requirements concerning testing, passenger services, reporting and emergency response.

Carziqo’s ability to convert its expanding city footprint into a sustainable business will therefore depend on execution. The company will need to balance growth with safety, operating discipline and the infrastructure required to support each new market.

From Geographic Reach to Commercial Scale

Carziqo’s growing presence gives the company a foundation for broader development, but the next phase will involve turning individual city operations into a coordinated mobility network.

If the company can connect its markets through a common technology and fleet-management platform, it may be able to apply lessons learned in one city to operations elsewhere. Such capabilities could support faster deployment, better vehicle utilization and more consistent passenger experiences.

The opportunity may also extend beyond ride-hailing. Technology developed for autonomous passenger transportation could potentially support airport connections, business mobility, last-mile delivery and other on-demand services.

Carziqo remains a relatively young company in a sector dominated by well-funded competitors. Its expanding reach, however, indicates an ambition to participate in the industry on a broader scale.

The autonomous ride-hailing market is still developing, and its eventual leaders have not yet been determined. Success will depend not only on which companies enter the most cities, but on which can transform those locations into safe, efficient and commercially viable transportation networks.

For Carziqo, the growing list of cities represents both an opportunity and a test. Its potential is becoming more visible, but the company’s long-term position will ultimately be shaped by how effectively it translates geographic expansion into reliable real-world operations.

ASEAN Energy Business Forum (AEBF) 2026 to Convene Regional Energy Leaders in Manila

Manila, Philippines – The ASEAN Energy Business Forum (AEBF) 2026, organized by the ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE), hosted by the Department of Energy (DOE) of the Philippines, and co-organized by Leverage International (Consultants) Inc., will bring together policymakers, business leaders, investors, researchers, financial institutions, and key energy stakeholders from across ASEAN and beyond to advance regional cooperation and accelerate the transition toward a sustainable energy future.

Scheduled to take place from 5–9 October 2026 at the Philippine International Convention Center, Metro Manila, Philippines, AEBF 2026 will serve as a premier platform for dialogue, collaboration, and investment in the region's evolving energy landscape.

ASEAN Energy Business Forum (AEBF) is one of the notable flagship projects of the ASEAN Centre for Energy. It is an annual conference and exhibition that promotes and discusses the development of the energy sector in ASEAN through regional cooperation.

The business forum aims to enhance public-private engagement in the energy sector by facilitating information exchange, strengthening stakeholder networks, and enhancing project cooperation among policymakers, business leaders, researchers, financial institutions, associations, and other key stakeholders from ASEAN and beyond.

AEBF 2026 will feature a comprehensive programme comprising high-level plenary sessions, strategic dialogues, business matching opportunities, an international   exhibition, networking events, and discussions on key energy priorities, including renewable energy, energy security, decarbonization, emerging technologies, sustainable financing, and regional energy integration.

The forum will provide participants with valuable opportunities to exchange insights, foster strategic partnerships, explore investment opportunities, and contribute to shaping ASEAN's energy future through meaningful public-private collaboration.

To register as a delegate, please visit:www.asean-aebf.com/AEBF-26-registration

For more information about AEBF 2026, please visit:www.asean-aebf.com

For inquiries, please contact the AEBF 2026 Secretariat at leverage@leverageinternational.com.

TradingPRO Secures BAPPEBTI Regulatory Licence in Indonesia

 

 TradingPRO's Indonesian entity, PT Trading Pro Internasional Berjangka, has received its official regulatory licence from BAPPEBTI, Indonesia's Commodity Futures Trading Regulatory Agency, marking a significant step in the broker's Southeast Asian expansion.

TradingPRO has announced that its Indonesian entity, PT Trading Pro Internasional Berjangka, has been granted a regulatory licence by Badan Pengawas Perdagangan Berjangka Komoditi (BAPPEBTI) — the government agency responsible for supervising futures, forex, and commodity trading activity in Indonesia.

The licence confirms PT Trading Pro Internasional Berjangka's authorisation to operate in Indonesia's regulated financial market, in full compliance with Indonesian Law No. 32 of 1997 as amended by Law No. 10 of 2011 on Commodity Futures Trading.

BAPPEBTI operates under the Indonesian Ministry of Trade and is responsible for ensuring that market participants meet the country's standards for financial integrity, risk management, and client protection. For Indonesian traders, a BAPPEBTI licence provides the assurance that their chosen broker operates within a framework of formal regulatory oversight — including the separation of client funds and adherence to established conduct standards.

For TradingPRO, this licence represents a natural extension of the group's commitment to operating within regulated frameworks across every market it serves. The broker is already regulated by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) of South Africa under FSP No. 49624, and by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius under licence number GB23202513. The BAPPEBTI licence adds a third layer of regulated oversight, specifically for its Indonesian operations.

Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's largest and fastest-growing retail trading markets, with a population exceeding 270 million and a growing base of active investors. PT Trading Pro Internasional Berjangka's licenced status positions TradingPRO to serve Indonesian clients with the same standard of regulated infrastructure it provides across its global operations.

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With platforms such as MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, a mobile trading app, and API access for professionals, TradingPRO delivers an intuitive trading experience for both beginners and advanced traders. Its Telegram ecosystem provides real-time signals, education, and market updates, while value-added benefits like deposit bonuses and cashback programs support trader growth. Above all, TradingPRO prioritizes safety and compliance, ensuring a trusted and regulation-backed trading journey.

Meet Sparkles.PH: The Filipino Brand Making Gold Investing More Accessible

 

Jewelry isn’t just an accessory, it can also be an asset. Sparkles.PH wants to shift the mindset that real gold is something you only buy later in life, showing Filipinos that investing can start with something they can wear, enjoy, and keep for years.

For many Filipinos, owning real gold has always felt like something to achieve later in life.

Sparkles.PH is changing that by making authentic 18K gold more accessible and encouraging

people to see jewelry not just as something beautiful to wear, but as a wearable investment.

Founded by entrepreneur Ryza Razo, Sparkles.PH was built on the belief that everyone

deserves the opportunity to own genuine gold, no matter where they are in their financial

journey. “We want to make gold ownership more accessible to Filipinos and show that investing

can start with something you can actually wear and enjoy,” said Ryza Razo, Founder of

Sparkles.PH.

With pieces starting at just ₱810, Sparkles.PH makes it easier for more Filipinos to begin

owning real gold without needing a large upfront budget. It's a simple way to start building an

asset you can wear every day and keep for years to come.

Ryza saw an opportunity to combine style with financial wellness by offering jewelry that not

only looks good but also holds lasting value. This vision has resonated with thousands of

customers and has helped Sparkles.PH grow into one of the country's emerging jewelry

e-commerce brands.

A major milestone came when Cebuana Lhuillier invested in Sparkles.PH, recognizing the

company's potential to make authentic, pawnable 18K gold more accessible to Filipinos

nationwide. The partnership gives the brand additional resources and expertise to continue

expanding its mission.

Today, Sparkles.PH believes that investing doesn't always have to start with stocks, mutual

funds, or real estate. Sometimes, it starts with a single piece of real gold, something you can

wear, enjoy, and keep as part of your financial future.

As more Filipinos become intentional about spending and saving, Sparkles.PH hopes to inspire

a new mindset: jewelry isn't just an accessory, it can also be an asset.

After all, some of the best investments are the ones you get to wear every day.

Explore authentic 18K gold jewelry at www.sparkles.ph.  

 

Cebu Gains Ground as a BPO and Digital Services Hiring Hub Beyond Metro Manila

Cebu's growing BPO, customer service and digital services market is creating fresh opportunities for jobseekers as hiring activity expands outside the Philippine capital

CEBU, Philippines — Cebu is strengthening its position as one of the Philippines' most important employment centers outside Metro Manila, as business process outsourcing, customer service and digital services hiring continue to create opportunities across the province.

For years, Metro Manila has dominated large-scale corporate and BPO recruitment in the Philippines. But the country's hiring landscape is becoming increasingly distributed, with Cebu emerging as one of the most visible beneficiaries of that shift.

The trend is reflected not only in continued activity across Cebu's IT-BPM sector, but also in the volume and variety of job opportunities now being marketed to candidates in the region.

According to current platform data from MyGlit, a Philippines-focused jobs and recruitment technology platform, 950+ active jobs are associated with Cebu and Central Visayas, compared with 5,210 in Manila. The platform currently lists more than 12000 jobs nationwide.

While Metro Manila remains significantly larger in absolute job volume, Cebu's growing hiring activity points to a broader shift: Filipino jobseekers increasingly have access to substantial career opportunities without necessarily relocating to the capital.

Cebu's hiring market is becoming broader

Customer service remains a major source of employment, but Cebu's job market is no longer limited to one type of call-center role.

Recent Cebu opportunities listed on MyGlit include customer service, financial accounts, healthcare, travel, retail, technical support, sales, back-office and non-voice roles. Some positions are open to fresh graduates and career shifters, while others require previous BPO experience or specialist skills.

Compensation also varies depending on experience, role type and specialization. Current Cebu listings on MyGlit include customer service opportunities in the ₱15,000 to ₱30,000 monthly range, while some multi-location BPO campaigns advertise packages of up to ₱45,000 for qualified applicants.

This diversification matters for Cebu jobseekers because it creates more possible career paths within the same employment ecosystem.

Candidate activity shows strong interest in Cebu opportunities

The demand is not only coming from employers. Candidate activity also suggests strong interest in Cebu-based opportunities.

One Cebu Customer Service Associate vacancy on MyGlit recently recorded more than 2,500 views and 126 applications, showing the level of attention that individual Cebu job opportunities can generate online.

Other Cebu vacancies are also generating hundreds of views, although application levels vary depending on the role, qualifications, compensation, work setup and hiring requirements.

This creates a new challenge for recruitment platforms and employers. As the number of available opportunities increases, simply generating more applications may not be enough. Candidates also need to be connected to vacancies that better match their skills, experience and preferences.

Technology is changing how Cebu candidates can be matched to jobs

Traditional online recruitment has often followed a one-job, one-application model: a candidate finds a vacancy, applies, and either progresses or gets rejected.

Newer recruitment technology is beginning to challenge that model.

MyGlit has been developing AI-assisted candidate matching and rerouting technology that can help evaluate whether a candidate who is not an ideal match for one vacancy may be more suitable for another available opportunity.

That approach can be particularly relevant in a large and varied hiring market such as Cebu, where employers may recruit for multiple accounts requiring different combinations of communication skills, work experience, education, location preference and industry knowledge.

Rather than treating an unsuccessful application as the end of the candidate journey, recruitment platforms can help jobseekers discover another opening for which they may be better suited.

Cebu is becoming increasingly important to the Philippine hiring map

The growth of employment outside Metro Manila is part of a larger evolution in the Philippine outsourcing and digital services market.

Cebu already has an established technology and BPO ecosystem, a strong pool of English-speaking talent and a long history of serving international businesses. What is changing is the scale and diversity of opportunities available outside the capital.

For candidates, this can mean more opportunities to build careers closer to home. For employers, it means access to another deep Philippine talent market. For recruitment platforms, it increases the importance of making regional opportunities easier to discover, compare and match.

"The Philippine employment market is becoming much more distributed, and Cebu is one of the places where we can clearly see that change," said Akhil Ahluwalia, Founder of MyGlit. "For a long time, candidates naturally associated the largest volume of BPO opportunities with Metro Manila. Cebu is increasingly developing its own depth of opportunities. The next challenge is not simply posting more jobs, but using technology to help candidates identify which of those opportunities actually fits them best."

From more jobs to better matches

Cebu's evolution highlights a broader change taking place in online recruitment.

The next generation of job platforms may be judged not only by how many vacancies they publish, but also by how effectively they connect candidates with relevant opportunities.

For a jobseeker searching for BPO jobs in Cebu, call center jobs in Cebu, customer service jobs in Cebu, IT support jobs in Cebu or other Cebu job vacancies, the ability to discover multiple suitable opportunities from a single profile could become increasingly valuable.

As hiring continues to expand beyond Metro Manila, Cebu appears well positioned to remain one of the most important employment markets in the Philippines.

And as the number of available jobs grows, technology may increasingly determine how efficiently Cebu's candidates find the right ones.

About Gratitude Jobs Ahead Hr inc

MyGlit is a jobs and recruitment technology platform by Gratitude Inc operating in the Philippines. The platform allows jobseekers to discover and apply for employment opportunities while providing recruiters and employers with tools for candidate management, screening, communication and AI-assisted matching.

MyGlit currently lists more than 12,000 jobs across the Philippines, including more than 950 active opportunities associated with Cebu and Central Visayas.

Explore jobs on MyGlit Philippines: https://www.myglit.com