BDO Unibank announced that Hidilyn Diaz, the Philippines’ first-ever Olympic Gold medalist, is joining its family of brand ambassadors who will champion financial education.
Three months after ending the country’s nearly 100-year quest for Gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the Zamboanga City will promote financial education, not only for her fellow athletes, but also for the unserved and underserved markets including overseas Filipinos.Though unexpected, Diaz is thankful for having received a string of incentives and gifts for her historic feat.
“Di naman tayo forever magiging atleta, diba? Mahaba pa ang magiging buhay natin pagkaretiro natin sa ating mga sport, kaya kung anuman ang naibigay sa atin ngayon, dapat ipunin natin ‘yun para tayo’y makapaghanda, para rin sa ating mga minamahal sa buhay. ,” said Diaz. Olympic gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz supports BDO’s advocacies on financial inclusion and financial education. Present during the meet & greet were BDO Chairperson Tessie Sy-Coson, BDO President & CEO Nestor V. Tan, BDO senior vice president and remittance head Geneva , and other BDO executives and guests.
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