TP Opens McKinley Operational Headquarters Campus, reinforces sustainable growth and innovation in PH

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Taguig City, Philippines, October 29, 2025— TP (ex-Teleperformance) in the Philippines, a leader in digital business services, today announced it officially opened its newest and most advanced campus — TP McKinley — further expanding its presence in Taguig City and reinforcing its commitment to building a future-ready, people-centered organization. The new facility marks its 27th site, affirming TP in the Philippines’s sustained growth and strong local presence since it started operations in the country nearly 30 years ago.

In his message, TP Philippines Chief Executive Officer Rahul Jolly highlighted the role of Filipino talent in powering TP’s transformation into an AI-enabled, human-centered organization: “The McKinley Campus is not just a new workplace — it’s a symbol of how Filipino excellence and empathy drive innovation. This is where technology meets humanity, and where our PHuture Forward journey truly begins.”

Located in Metro Manila’s premier business district in the McKinley West, the five-story, state-of-the-art TP McKinley West Campus will house thousands of TP experts across a modern workspace. With a total seat capacity of over 3,700, TP is set to ramp up hiring for new positions in its expanded operations in the new McKinley campus.

As one of TP’s largest sites in the country, it features flexible collaboration areas, wellness and recreational spaces, and digitally-enabled workstations that promote efficiency, culture and belonging, and employee well-being. Other amenities include a recruitment hub, gym, recreational rooms, canteen and pantry, training rooms, and executive offices.

Equipped with smart technologies, AI-driven systems, and digital collaboration tools, the site embodies TP’s evolution into a next-generation digital business services company. Its advanced infrastructure, upgraded connectivity, and enhanced cybersecurity enable seamless, secure, and scalable service delivery across industries.

Commitment to Innovation, Sustainability, and Community Development

The project underscores TP’s confidence in the Philippines as a key growth market within its global footprint. The new site also demonstrates the IT-BPM giant’s dedication to excellence by investing in its people and its services, and expanding Philippine operations.

The grand launch was graced by key government and industry leaders, including Department of Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Aguda, Taguig City Congressman Jorge Bocobo, Taguig Councilor Joy Panga Cruz, CCI France Philippines Managing Director Kevin Charuel, Alliance Global Group President and Chief Executive Officer Kevin Tan, and Megaworld Corporation President & Chief Executive Officer Lourdes Gutierrez-Alfonso.

They were joined by TP Global Chief Executive Officer Daniel Julien, Chief Executive Officer for the Americas Miranda Collard, Chief Executive Officer of TP.AI and Chief Operating Officer for India, PH and ANZ Anish Mukker, and TP Philippines Chief Executive Officer Rahul Jolly, who led the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Advancing TP in the Philippine’s dedication to sustainable design and green operations, the new TP McKinley West site is also LEED-certified, indicating the hub will be renewable energy source-ready by December 2025.

For nearly three decades, TP in the Philippines has played a key role in actively generating jobs for Filipinos and innovation in the Philippines’ IT-BPM industry. Its 60,000-strong workforce across the country, with 27 business sites nationwide, making it one of the country’s largest employers and most consistent recipients of Great Place to Work (GPTW) certification.

Beyond technology and infrastructure, the company has created a lasting impact in the communities in which it operates, providing growth opportunities and career mobility at scale and reinforcing the company’s people-first culture of collaboration, growth and inclusion.

The newly inaugurated TP McKinley West Campus is the organization’s 27th site in the Philippines.
DICT Secretary Henry Aguda shares his optimism for the growing IT-BPM industry in the country during TP’s McKinley Campus launch. He mentions the government’s commitment to further build the country’s fiber optic backbone that will provide reliable connectivity in the countryside where global investors can set up their facilities.

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