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4 days ago · Grab Philippines has recently announced the appointment of Ronald Roda as its new Country Head, effective September 2024. After leading the company for the past four years, Grace Vera Cruz, who previously occupied the post, has transitioned into a regional role as the Head of Regional Corporate Strategy. She will continue to be based in the ...
3 days ago · Grab Philippines and motorcycle taxi company MOVE IT are empowering their fleet of driver-, delivery-, and rider-partners to attain a more holistic approach to health and wellness. At the recent Health & Wheelness Driver Care Event, over 4,000 partners from the platforms’ driver communities and their families participated in seminars and workshops.
5 days ago · Grab Philippines is pleased to announce a leadership progression that sees Ronald Roda and Grace Vera Cruz take on expanded responsibilities in the company. Ronald Roda has been appointed as Country Head of Grab Philippines. Grace Vera Cruz, who has led Grab Philippines for the past four years, has moved into a regional position as Head of ...
2 days ago · This feature is available for all Grab rides, excluding GrabShare. Audio files are stored on your device for up to 10 days and are deleted automatically unless a safety-related incident is reported. To protect privacy, recordings are digitally encrypted and cannot be accessed by you, the driver, or Grab. If a safety issue is reported, the ...
5 days ago · Grab yesterday named Ronald Roda as its new country head for the Philippines, succeeding Grace Vera Cruz who sat in the driver’s seat for the past four years.
4 days ago · Grab continues to harness technology to build upon its existing safety protocols. This September, Grab Philippines is rolling out several new safety features, including: Audio Protect: An opt-in feature that records audio during rides, securely storing the data for future reference in case of disputes or safety issues. With the help of ...
4 days ago · Under his leadership, Grab expanded its reach from eight cities to over 200 cities in the Philippines since 2018, making Grab’s services accessible to millions more Filipinos. During the pandemic, when the GrabCar business was temporarily shut down, Ronald adapted swiftly to sustain business operations and transforming it into a more reliable and affordable service post-pandemic.
