More young Filipinas will soon have access to opportunities in tech and innovation through a new scholarship partnership between Ayala Foundation and GCash. The initiative aims to help female students pursue STEM education and build future-ready careers in the digital economy.
Beyond financial assistance, the program also offers mentorship and industry exposure, helping scholars gain the skills and confidence needed to thrive in technology-driven fields where women are still underrepresented.
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| Ayala Foundation senior director for development programs Jay de Quiros; senior director for marketing and external relations Paul Vincent Mercado; president and trustee Tony Lambino; GCash head of sustainability and corpcomm Michelle Fernandez; and Mynt chief people officer Robert Gonzales |
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