
MANILA, Philippines — Go Digital Philippines (GDP), previously often known as Go Digital Pilipinas, not too long ago introduced the appointment of know-how and fintech lawyer Atty. Mark S. Gorriceta as its new chairman.
The appointment indicators a strategic shift towards institutional coverage reform and accelerating nationwide digital transformation beneath the federal government’s “Bagong Pilipinas” agenda. Gorriceta is the Chairman and Managing Accomplice of Gorriceta Africa Cauton & Saavedra, and a number one adviser to the nation’s high tech innovators.
Ayhee Campos, the outgoing Chairperson of GDP and present Chairperson of the IT & Enterprise Course of Affiliation of the Philippines (IBPAP), welcomed the brand new management, citing Gorriceta’s experience as very important for the motion’s subsequent part.


“As we transition into Go Digital Philippines, we’re doubling down on our mission to empower each Filipino by way of know-how,” Campos stated. “With Atty. Gorriceta on the helm, we’re positioned to scale our affect and champion the structural reforms that matter for making the Philippines a real world digital hub.”
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Campos was instrumental in laying the inspiration for GDP’s nationwide motion, guiding its strategic course and elevating the platform as a reputable bridge between the non-public sector and authorities.
Gorriceta joins a distinguished Board of Trustees that features Campos, Donald Patrick Lim, June Cheryl “Chaye” Cabral-Revilla, Jonathan Juan “JJ” D. Moreno, Maria Corazon D. Purisima, and Mishy Co.
The GDP mission is carefully aligned with the federal government’s Philippine Growth Plan 2023–2028. The initiative originated from a personal sector activity pressure convened by the Personal Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) – Digital Infrastructure.
Henry Aguda, now the Secretary of the Division of Data and Communications Know-how (DICT), led the PSAC-Digital group in the course of the motion’s formation, and continues to champion digital inclusivity. Furthermore, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. referred to as on worldwide fintech leaders to spend money on the Philippines throughout a groundbreaking hologram tackle on the 2023 Singapore FinTech Pageant, citing Go Digital Philippines as a flagship initiative.
To translate this technique into affect, GDP not too long ago hosted a high-level roundtable with over 30 leaders throughout varied sectors to determine key obstacles to digital adoption and competitiveness. The discussions prioritized needed reforms to help native startups, simplify enterprise registration, and develop Native Authorities Unit (LGU) innovation packages.
Go Digital Philippines has already delivered significant grassroots initiatives in collaboration with its companions. These embrace the continuing distribution plan of greater than Php 3 million in laptops to underserved communities, in partnership with the Aboitiz Basis and DICT, and the profitable staging of the Cashless Expo on the World Commerce Heart in Pasay Metropolis.
By 2035, GDP envisions a completely inclusive digital nation, working by way of 5 core pillars: Coverage, Entry, Capabilities, Entrepreneurship, and Safety; collectively forming a roadmap for significant, sustainable transformation.

