AIA Philippines Best Companies to Work For Recognition Highlights Culture of Inclusion and Innovation
AIA Philippines continues to set the standard for workplace excellence. The insurer earned four honors at the HR Asia Awards 2025, including Asia’s Best Companies to Work for, recognizing its commitment to employee empowerment, diversity, and sustainable practices.

President and CEO Melita Teo credited the awards to AIA Philippines’ people-first culture. She said the company thrives because employees feel “empowered, connected, and inspired to make a meaningful impact.”
The company’s programs prove its commitment. New hires get guided onboarding and mentorship. Ongoing learning happens through Learning Labs and the Business Leader Program. Employees aiming for leadership roles benefit from LEAD Series workshops and Assessment Centers.
AIA Philippines also keeps communication open. Leaders host “Coffee and Conversations” sessions, while engagement surveys and new-hire roundtables help shape workplace decisions.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion remain key priorities. Programs like SHEConnects support women’s leadership, PrideConnects champions LGBTQ+ allyship, and AIA Communities promote cultural awareness. Chief HR Officer Ellen Imasa said employees “bring their authentic selves to work,” driving stronger collaboration and innovation.
Innovation also defines AIA Philippines’ culture. Its AIA Flex platform earned the Tech Empowerment Award for simplifying employee recognition and benefits management. The company’s Ways of Working principles further enhance collaboration and decision-making across teams.
Sustainability is another core value. Through its SustainAbility program, employees take part in cleanups, meal packing, and feeding programs. These efforts grew organically, inspiring more employees to support local schools and communities.
The HR Asia honors join earlier accolades, including Great Place to Work® and Best Place to Work certifications. For AIA Philippines, success means putting people first and empowering them to lead with purpose.