The First Changan Global Skills Competition will not only showcase talented service professionals such as Jayson Ambata and Ponciano de Jesus but also highlight Changan Motor Philippines Inc.’s importance and relevance in the global automotive industry while also emphasizing their dedication to exceptional customer service delivery.
Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance in any brand’s success; therefore, CMPI’s participation in the competition underscores its dedication to providing excellent service quality.
Ambata and De Jesus stand to gain global recognition thanks to this competition, further testifying to the Philippine automotive sector’s outstanding standards.
Changan’s commitment to “Lasting Safety” has never been more essential, particularly given the global shift toward safer and more eco-friendly transportation solutions.
As more countries implement stringent vehicle safety standards, their service professionals’ expertise becomes even more vital — the Global Skills Competition offers service professionals an ideal platform to hone their craft while sharing best practices across borders — creating a collaborative atmosphere that ultimately benefits customers globally.
Ambata and De Jesus exemplify the importance of investing in local talent by winning at both competitions; their achievements at both serve as an inspiration to future service professionals in the Philippines and elsewhere, showing them that hard work can bring extraordinary results.
CMPI’s participation in the First Changan Global Skills Competition also has major ramifications for the wider Philippine economy.
With Philippine automotive industries continually growing and diversifying, having globally-recognized service professionals could increase foreign investment while stimulating economic growth, creating job opportunities and spurring innovation within this sector.
This competition highlights the necessity for continuous improvement and adaptability within an ever-evolving automotive landscape.
As technology progresses and electric and autonomous vehicles proliferate, service professionals’ skillsets continue to change — so the First Changan Global Skills Competition offers participants an invaluable opportunity to stay abreast of emerging trends and technologies ensuring they remain at the forefront of the industry and continue providing customers with excellent service.
Jayson Ambata of Changan Santa Rosa (left) poses with (from left) CMPI president and CEO Maria Fe Perez-Agudo and executives Don David Agudo and Marvin Joaquin.
“The fact that Changan International Corporation invited us to compete in its First Global Skills Competition signals our readiness in the area of service to bolster Changan’s bid to accelerate its global expansion. After-sales is the backbone of our business and I am proud of the world-class teams who are driving it,” affirmed CMPI president and CEO Maria Fe Perez-Agudo.
The First Changan Global Skills Competition serves not only to showcase and highlight the exceptional talents of service professionals like Ambata and De Jesus but also as a celebration of Changan Motor Philippines and the Philippine automotive industry overall. The event highlights its dedication to excellent customer service, continuous improvement and investing in local talent — something which the entire automotive community will surely take great pride and inspiration from.
As the competition unfolds in Chongqing, China this coming June, Ambata, De Jesus and their fellow competitors’ successes will serve as sources of pride and inspiration from around the globe.
