Sazon was cited for her outstanding leadership of GCash, which has boosted the company’s crucial role in driving financial inclusion and digital transformation in the Philippines. Her innovative strategies, informed by a strong sense of service, have propelled GCash to become a leading player in the country's fintech industry, empowering millions of Filipinos to access convenient and secure financial products.
"I share this recognition with my team at GCash, who have been relentless in pursuing financial inclusion and educating Filipinos on financial health. This recognition only strengthens our shared purpose of making Filipinos’ everyday lives better through our campaign of Finance For All,"
says Sazon.
The award cements Sazon's position as a trailblazer in the field and likewise sets a powerful example for aspiring female leaders in the tech sector. Sazon says,
"Accolades like the Front & Female Awards can only inspire women to continue breaking barriers and drive meaningful impact in their respective industries and on society."
Society publication Tatler Philippines launched the inaugural edition of the Front & Female Awards to champion the achievements of exceptional women leaders who have dedicated their lives to ethical business, public service, and philanthropy.
A total of over 100 candidates were gathered from public nominations; this list was then subjected to Tatler Philippines' thorough vetting and voting process that culminated in awarding ceremonies last August 9 at Shangri-La The Fort.
The roster of awardees, spanning five other categories, includes Sabrina Tamayo, founder and executive director of Project SMILE; Dr. Rica Cruz, sex and relationships therapist and CEO of Unprude; Kate Delos Reyes, founder and CEO of Beacon; Jamela Alindogan, founder of Sinagtala Center for Women and Children in Conflict, Inc.; and Ana De Ocampo, CEO of Wildflour Group.
