FBM garners dual honors at ASEAN Gaming Summit for CSR excellence and leadership

Global gaming brand FBM received two awards at the ASEAN Gaming Summit. The accolades include the "Outstanding Contribution to the Industry in the Field of Corporate Social Responsibility" award bestowed upon the FBM Foundation, and the recognition of Pepe Costa, Philippines Country Manager at FBM, as an "Outstanding Leader."

The Asia Gaming Awards is part of the ASEAN Gaming Summit's three-day gaming conference agenda and aims to be an independent, fair, and representative awards event that acknowledges the achievements of different players in the Asian gaming industry. The gala, held during the second day of the summit, celebrates the relevant contributions of operators, regulators, suppliers, and service providers in their intervention areas within the online and land-based segments of the industry.

The award for Corporate Social Responsibility highlights the significant impact of the charitable efforts made by the FBM Foundation over the last few years, the company said in a statement. The CSR category aims to enhance the most meaningful campaigns or activities performed in this area, valuing their reach, depth and impact on the local community. 

The victory of FBM Foundation values even more the dedication of FBM volunteers, founders, and directors, underscoring their leadership in making a difference in the society with this solidarity project, the company said.

Additionally, Pepe Costa saw his years of leadership and coordination of the FBM Group project in Philippines acknowledged.

“The awards collected in the Asia Gaming Awards gala by FBM mark one more progress milestone in the journey toward new Champion chapters on the global gaming brand legacy. The recognition of the FBM Foundation with the “Outstanding Contribution in CSR Award”, along with the acknowledgement of Pepe Costa as an “Outstanding Leader”, is a representation of FBM's dedication to excellence and its ambition to be Always Champion in the Philippines,” the company said.