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Passing the Torch: Ayala Corporation Navigates Generational Succession

Ayala Corporation, one of the Philippines' largest conglomerates, is navigating generational succession with the Zobel family's next generation stepping into leadership roles. The current chairman emphasizes a parenting philosophy of fostering resilience through challenges, as new leaders aim for sustainable growth and societal impact.

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