Converge ICT is spotlighting Filipino talent from Visayas and Mindanao through its latest campaign film, “Xponentials,” which showcases how world-class creators are emerging from the region and thriving on the global stage—powered by stronger digital connectivity.
The campaign features internationally recognized Filipinos Kenneth Cobonpue, Margielyn Didal, and KZ Tandingan, each representing a distinct path to global success. From Cebu’s design studios and skate parks to Davao’s music scene, their journeys highlight how local talent is increasingly shaping international creative and sports industries.
Cobonpue, a Cebu-born designer, has become a globally acclaimed figure in furniture and industrial design. Didal, also from Cebu, rose from street skate culture to become an Olympic-level athlete. Meanwhile, Davao-raised singer KZ Tandingan has built a global audience through her distinct vocal artistry.
According to Converge, the campaign builds on its “Live to the Power of X” platform, emphasizing how connectivity transforms ambition into tangible outcomes.
“Xponentials amplifies that idea through the people who are already living it,” said Sandra Zira-Dingal, Head of Consumer Marketing at Converge.
The company also noted a broader shift in how Filipino talent is breaking into global spaces.
“They’re no longer waiting for opportunities to come to them, they’re creating them, wherever they are,” said Orange Ramirez, VP and Head of Brand & Marketing at Converge.
As digital participation grows across Visayas and Mindanao, Converge underscores the role of reliable high-speed internet infrastructure in enabling collaboration, content creation, and global access. Its Super FiberX service is positioned to support this increasing demand for seamless connectivity.
Converge said this reflects a larger movement where regional talent is no longer constrained by geography, but empowered by technology to compete and collaborate globally in real time.
More information is available via Converge’s official website and social media channels.
