Let us Recognize Quality Filipino Content Creators on LinkedIn from the Top 100 in 2024
The Search for the Next Wave of Filipino Influencers
Every year, we dive deep into the vibrant Top 100 Filipinos on LinkedIn community to uncover the most influential voices shaping the digital landscape. The 2024 Top 100 Filipinos on LinkedIn is a testament to the power of connection, knowledge-sharing, and inspiration.
This year, we raised the bar. We sought out individuals who not only have a significant following but also consistently produce high-quality, engaging, and impactful content. We’ve highlighted those who inspire, engage, lead, and contribute to a positive online community.
What We Looked For:
- Engaged Followers: A strong, active community that interacts with your content.
- Original Content: Fresh, unique perspectives that add value to the platform.
- Inspiring Leadership: Content that motivates and empowers others.
- Positive Impact: A commitment to making a difference through your online presence.
Let’s celebrate the achievements of these remarkable individuals and the positive influence they exert on the Filipino community and beyond.
Top 3 with Most Engaging Posts
01
Elena Lam
Thrilled to receive my certification as a Maxwell Leadership coach, speaker and trainer in Orlando, Florida. Learning from best selling leadership author- John C. Maxwell, was truly inspiring. I also engaged with esteemed mentors from Maxwell Leadership… To top it off, I had the chance to meet another favorite author, Malcolm Gladwell! I’m eager to apply my new knowledge and make a meaningful impact in my community and give back.
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02
Maria Cecilia Conder
It’s about the positive transformational effect of silence, solitude, and quietude and how looking within oneself manifests in empowerment.
Read Maria Cecilia Conder’s Most Engaging Post
03
Dr. Constance Leyland
Same focus for inspirational but also showing people that talking is one thing but doing it is another.
Read Dr Constance Leyland’s Most Engaging Post
Top 3 with Most Inspiring Posts
01
Meryll Salbago
It’s an encouragement for LinkedIn beginners to stay motivated despite low engagement at the start, emphasizing that growth on the platform is a gradual journey built through consistent effort.
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02
Joy Villamar
One of my most inspiring posts this year was just yesterday. We were featured by one of the biggest broadcasting and media production companies in the Philippines. This recognition is incredibly inspiring because it reassures me that I’m on the right path and making a real impact. It’s a powerful reminder that there are many reasons to keep going, especially when big companies acknowledge the value of what I do and the positive change it brings to people’s lives.
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03
Maria Lourdes A. De Vera
My inspiring post covers topic on my profile like resilience, empowerment, positiivy and kindness towards animals. I am likewise an active member of other groups especially on Nature.
Read Maria Lourdes A. De Vera’s Most Inspiring Post
Top 3 with Most Inspiring Leadership Posts
01
Le-An Lai Lacaba
I shared my journey in starting my business, where I showed what steps I took to free myself up from my business and empowered our managers on how to do so themselves
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02
Maria Cecilia Conder
In 2024, LinkedIn’s Excellence Talks, with 438K followers, acknowledged me as one of the Top 100 Thought Leaders. This recognition was truly inspirational and transformative for the LinkedIn community, underscoring the crucial role of thought leadership on a global social media platform.
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03
Brian Jess Ragaza
Follow your passion” sounds great, but it’s not always practical for everyone.
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Top 3 Social Impact Award
01
Mariel Tablan
With Team EXEL, we partnered with Mirriam College to kick off mentoring program with 3rd and 4th year students.
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02
Melona Abilar
It is about our fund raising campaign for the Carina Relief. Various freelancers, bookkeepers and accountants come together and launch the campaign from Online to Lifeline for Carina Relief.
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03
Francis Adrian Viernes
It was about charity work which I annually do for my birthday. This year was special. I was with a certain group of talented girls who were so kind and were selling their artwork. I urge people to forego some of their daily luxuries and donate with some information displayed. If you can help, please do.
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Get To Know The Previous Top 100 Awardees
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Filipino Influencers on LinkedIn
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