Converge Reports Second Five Golden Arrow Award

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Converge reports receiving the Five Golden Arrow governance rating for a second consecutive year. Its announcement links the recognition with board oversight, risk management and accountability, although its detailed award-year references need clarification.

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Converge reports a second consecutive Five Golden Arrow rating.
The distinction is awarded through the Institute of Corporate Directors.
The evaluation draws on the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard.
Company representatives emphasized oversight, accountability and risk management.
The supplied release contains conflicting year references requiring confirmation.

The company links its latest distinction to board oversight, accountability and responsible growth.

Converge ICT Solutions Inc. says it has received the Five Golden Arrow rating for a second consecutive year, earning the highest distinction in the Institute of Corporate Directors’ Golden Arrow Awards.

According to the supplied announcement, the recognition was presented at an October 23 ceremony and draws on the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard.

The company connects the award with its approach to oversight, risk management and accountability as its business expands beyond broadband services.

Governance as a foundation for growth

Estela Perlas-Bernabe, Chairwoman of the Converge Board of Directors, said the recognition reflects the company’s development as a publicly listed business.

She linked its progress with the governance standards supporting its growth.

Jose P. de Jesus, Independent Director and Immediate Past Chairman, emphasized that governance underpins how the company operates and serves customers.

“At Converge, good governance is the very foundation of how we operate and how we serve,” he said.

De Jesus also connected oversight with the company’s stated mission of extending technology access to unserved and underserved communities.

Accountability alongside innovation

Atty. Laurice Esteban-Tuason, Corporate Compliance, Data Protection and Sustainability Officer, described governance as part of business strategy rather than simply a compliance obligation.

She said it supports organizational resilience, risk management and long-term value.

The company’s announcement frames governance as a set of responsibilities extending to customers, shareholders, employees, partners and communities.

These commitments describe how Converge says it approaches business decisions; the award should not be interpreted as a guarantee of investment returns or service performance.

A continuing recognition record

Converge’s earlier public reporting confirms that it had already received a Five Golden Arrow distinction before this latest announcement. corporate.convergeict.com

However, the supplied release contains conflicting references to ceremony and assessment years. Its description of the latest recognition can be reported with attribution, while the detailed award timeline requires clarification.

The company listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange on October 26, 2020, under CNVRG.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What recognition did Converge announce?

A second consecutive Five Golden Arrow governance rating.

Who organizes the awards?

The Institute of Corporate Directors.

What evaluation framework is referenced?

The ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard.

When did Converge list on the PSE?

October 26, 2020, under CNVRG.

Is the detailed award timeline clear?

No. The supplied release contains inconsistent ceremony and assessment-year references.

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