InfiniVAN Inc. celebrated thanksgiving event, Concord 2026: The InfiniVAN Partner Celebration, initiated by Wholesale Domestic on March 23 alongside with the Philippine Tech Show Association Inc. held at Lansons Place, Mall of Asia Arena, marked years of strong and meaningful partnerships.
With nearly 250 delegates from different Cable TV operators and Internet Service Provider across various regions of the country, the event was a resounding success—highlighting a united front of connectivity drivers and digital enablers.
The celebration kingpins the success of the Joint Build Partnership and its nationwide rollout among partners. Through testimonial presentations, several clients expressed their appreciation, sharing how the project has helped expand their businesses and strengthen their networks.
“The Joint Build Project with InfiniVAN is very important, especially in the expansion of our network and coverage. It reduces costs, improves redundancy and quality of service, and gives us the capability to compete with others,” said Cedric Sazon, CEO and President of Kalibo Cable TV.
InfiniVAN’s key leaders were present at the event, further elevating the thanksgiving celebration and commemorating shared achievements. Among them were Mr. Koji Miyashita, Chairman of IPS PRO, and Mr. Shigeki Nakahara, President of InfiniVAN Inc.
Mr. Miyashita emphasized the power of trust, cooperation, and shared commitment in fostering strong and lasting partnerships. He highlighted the importance of a unified vision and mission—to create a digitally connected nation.
“Hand in hand, we can continue to develop solutions that empower enterprises, bolster industries, and connect nations,” Miyashita added.
This thanksgiving event stands as a testament to the company’s successful partnerships and ongoing digital collaboration between internet service providers and cable TV operators, whose dedication continues to bring accessible and reliable internet services to the public.
InfiniVAN believes that by accelerating partnership, opportunity for wider expansion is possible.
