AboitizPower named top employer for fresh grads in 2025

Fresh graduates-turned-team members, including those from engineering courses, cite management and culture as among the top reasons why it is good to work for AboitizPower.
Kenneth Placer

Fresh graduates-turned-team members, including those from engineering courses, cite management and culture as among the top reasons why it is good to work for AboitizPower.
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Aboitiz Power Corporation (AboitizPower) has been recognized as Prosple’s “Top Employer for Fresh Graduates in the Energy and Utilities Sector for 2025” in the Philippines, earning the title for the second consecutive year.
The recognition comes based on graduate reviews, with AboitizPower scoring high marks in several categories, including management accessibility and mentorship, sustainability efforts in safety, health, and environmental practices, corporate social responsibility through impactful initiatives, and company culture, including structure, teamwork, and colleague engagement.
Prosple, a careers and education technology company, helps organizations and universities connect students to job and education opportunities. The company’s Top 100 Employers for Graduates List, which has been a valuable resource for students since its launch in Australia in 2015, ranks companies based on student popularity and program quality. Student popularity accounts for 75 percent of the ranking, while program quality is given a weight of 25 percent.
“We pride ourselves on providing a safe and inclusive work environment, fostering a culture of support and collaboration, especially for young talents transitioning into the professional world,” said AboitizPower chief human resources officer Monette Lasala. “We will continue to strive to be an employer of choice by nurturing the skills and talents of our team members.”
AboitizPower is one of the largest power producers in the Philippines, with a diversified portfolio of generation assets. It operates thermal power plants to meet the country’s baseload and peak energy demands while expanding investments in renewable energy and energy storage systems. Additionally, AboitizPower owns distribution utilities, including the country’s second and third-largest private utilities.