We asked for your nominations for the Most Influential Filipino Women on LinkedIn and from your responses we curated a list of the 100 Most Influential Filipino Women on Linkedin inspired by and in partnership with Virginia Bautista who has published formidable lists like these for the past three years.

We want to celebrate each woman individually, shining a spotlight on her positive impact, wisdom, and experiences.

Join us with a virtual round of applause as we showcase and celebrate the accomplishments of

Tina Khoe Ang

No. of Followers: 551

Position: General Manager and Blogger

What do you think is the most significant contribution Filipino Women make to the country?

When a Pinay opens a business and hires fellow Filipinos, then that’s a businessman’s greatest contribution to their country.

Why?

Because you don’t just give a man fish, but teach a man to fish. Through his work, your workers can earn self confidence and self respect. He can feed his family and raise good children.

A business can help the government by paying Filipino taxes. Create Filipino goods, and help the Filipino economy.

So if you want to make a significant contribution, open a business. Big or small it does not matter. Because a business is a living being, and a Filipina manager can bring a lot of heart and pulidoness in making things happen, ensuring that the business will survive and thrive, more than originally thought possible.

What’s your best advice for Filipino women to achieve success?

Never let your gender limit your capabilities. Instead, use everything you got to succeed. Give more and do more than what is expected, and always earn the trust and respect of your counterparts and competitors in such that they will never forget you. You do this by going to a battle well prepared, and never really accepting “no” for a final answer.

Always do things in good faith and make a terrific impression. Do not submit subpar work and overdeliver. And when you make mistakes, dust yourself up and never forget the lesson.

Remember, you make your own success. But to be successful, you also need to help others find success. Because success is not done by just the individual, but rather motivating the entire team to be more than what they think they can do. In short, if you want to be successful, work hard for it and earn that success step by step until it snowballs.

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2022 NOMINATIONS

We’ve opened nominations for next year’s 100 Most Influential Women and this time we’re going global!

For 2022 we are opening up nominations to women globally. Countries with the highest number of nominations will have their own list.

Join us in recognizing influential women by nominating for the 2022 list! Ready?
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**Nominations end on November 30, 2021**

We hope this inspires more women to share their voices and connect with each other on LinkedIn.

You can find more information about the criteria at the end of the original Top 100 Most Influential Filipino Women on LinkedIn article.