Four Filipinos are in the Forbes’ list of most influential Asians under 30, reported ABS CBN News based on the magazine’s listing released online over the weekend.
Among the Filipinos included are start-up founders and tech company executives.
The report said Matthew Cua, Carl Ocab, Maricor Bunal, and Gian Scottie Javelona were the four Filipinos who made it to the list of 300 millenials considered to be wielding influence in their respective industries.
Cua is said to have founded SkyEye Analytics, while Ocab “founded his eponymous internet marketing firm at 13 that quickly became one of the highest ranked websites on Google Philippines.”
Bunal is said to be the COO of Growthsolutions, “whose website, Loansolutions.ph helped 2,000 clients secure loans with an average amount of $2,200,” while Javelona founded OrangeApps, said to be “a cloud-based platform that allows schools to manage enrollment, grades, human resources and payroll.”
