ACS VA Information Services, a homegrown call center and one of the largest in the Province of Bukidnon, recently had a highly successful meeting with the City Mayor’s Office Team. This meeting, made possible by Mr. Al Estrada, Chairman of the Administrator Office, was a significant milestone for ACS VA. The company is honored to have been invited as a speaker at the upcoming General Assembly on December 2nd (PH Time). The support received from City Mayor Warren Pabillaran and the suggested partnership with TESDA through the help of the PESO OFFICE, led by Ms. Ana Marie Burgado, has been truly overwhelming and appreciated.
Empowering Indigenous People:
ACS VA has a deep-rooted commitment to providing massive job opportunities to the people, particularly the Indigenous People of Bukidnon. The company believes in showcasing the talent and skills of the indigenous population and aims to bring America to its hometown. By empowering indigenous people through employment, ACS VA strives to uplift their communities and contribute to their economic growth and development.
Building Partnerships:
The meeting with the City Mayor’s Office Team marks a significant step towards building strong partnerships and collaborations. The support and guidance received from City Mayor Warren Pabillaran have been instrumental in ACS VA’s growth and success. The suggested partnership with TESDA, facilitated by the PESO OFFICE under the leadership of Ms. Ana Marie Burgado, promises exciting opportunities for skills development and training, further enhancing job prospects for the local workforce.
Vision and Mission:
ACS VA Information Services is driven by a vision to bring America to its hometown. The company’s unwavering commitment to showcasing the talent and skills of indigenous people is at the core of its mission. By providing job opportunities and creating a platform for the indigenous population to demonstrate their capabilities, ACS VA aims to bridge cultural gaps, promote diversity, and contribute to the overall progress of the community
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Conclusion:
The successful meeting with the City Mayor’s Office Team and the upcoming invitation to speak at the General Assembly signify a significant milestone for ACS VA Information Services. The support received from City Mayor Warren Pabillaran, as well as the suggested partnership with TESDA through the PESO OFFICE, reflects the shared commitment to empowering the indigenous people and fostering economic growth in the province. ACS VA remains dedicated to its vision of bringing America to its hometown and continues to create meaningful job opportunities for the local workforce, making a positive impact in the community and showcasing the talent of the indigenous people of Bukidnon.
