HAVAS Ortega Spotlights Women’s Empowerment with HAVASister Program

HAVAS Ortega employees attended the fun “Queens of Console” session facilitated by Ampverse

Though Women’s Month may have concluded in March, HAVAS Ortega believes that championing women’s empowerment should be a year-round commitment. This spirit was at the heart of the HAVASister (Have-A-Sister) program—a transformative initiative launched by the agency to foster solidarity, inclusion, and support for women within and beyond the workplace. 

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HAVAS Red Names “Rage” as 2024 Word of the Year

Jos Ortega, Chairman and CEO of HAVAS Ortega

Are you feeling overwhelmed, angry, or frustrated by the constant flow of global issues, social movements, and online debates? Well, you're not alone. In fact, the word rage has become a defining emotion for 2024. According to Havas Red, this raw and powerful emotion is not only a reflection of the times but also a catalyst for change.

QC gov’t, SPARK Philippines launch initiative to further empower women entrepreneurs

[L-R] Angie Tijam-Tohid, Executive Creative Director, HAVAS Ortega; Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte; Maica Teves, Executive Director, SPARK! Philippines; Mona Celine Marie Yap, QC LGU, Department Head III,; and Kapitana. Arnie F. Castel, Kamuning Barangay Captain leads the launch of “The KITA Initiative,” a movement dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs.

The Quezon City government, in partnership with SPARK! (Samahan ng mga Pilipina para sa Reporma at Kaunlaran) Philippines recently launched “The KITA Initiative” to further empower women entrepreneurs and recognize their significant contribution to the economy.