TP and COMELEC join forces to empower voters through inclusive registration

A group of seven individuals seated at a conference table during an event related to voter registration, with a Teleperformance logo in the background.

Teleperformance (TP) has teamed up with the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) to bring voter registration right to the workplace through the Special Register Anywhere Program (SRAP). The initiative kicked off at TP Aura, where hundreds of employees and their family members successfully completed their registration.

With the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections set for December 2025, SRAP aims to make the registration process more accessible—especially for Filipinos working irregular or round-the-clock schedules—by setting up satellite registration sites in partner institutions. Beyond making civic participation easier, the program also reflects TP’s commitment to creating a workplace that values its people, a dedication underscored by the company’s eighth straight Great Place to Work® certification.

“This partnership with COMELEC is aligned with our people-first culture at TP. We are proud to provide opportunities that go beyond the workplace, enabling our employees and their families to take part in civic activities that truly matter,” said Jeffrey Johnson, Chief People Officer of TP in the Philippines. “It’s initiatives like these that reinforce our role not just as an employer of choice, but as a committed community partner.”

Rachel Cacabelos, TP Philippines’ Vice President of Human Resources, echoed this sentiment, saying, “We are proud to be part of this endeavor and extend our full support to COMELEC and all participating partners for the successful implementation of SRAP. May this initiative strengthen our democratic institutions and inspire a new generation of voters to become active stakeholders in our nation’s future.”

By making voter registration more convenient, TP and COMELEC are not just preparing for the upcoming elections—they’re helping build a stronger, more engaged democratic community.

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