Sanas Names Jack Madrid and Christopher Venturina for Philippines Expansion

August 21, 2026
Sanas appointed Jack Madrid as Philippines ambassador and Christopher Venturina as director of business development as it expands its local operations and partnerships.
Sanas Names Jack Madrid and Christopher Venturina for Philippines Expansion

Sanas said in a press release that it will appoint Jack Madrid as Sanas Ambassador, Philippines, and Christopher Venturina as Director of Business Development, Philippines, effective October 11, 2026. The company said the hires support its work with enterprises, BPO providers, and technology partners across the Philippines.

Madrid is the current President and CEO of the IT & Business Process Association of the Philippines. Sanas said he brings more than two decades of experience across banking, technology, digital commerce, media, and industry leadership.

Venturina will focus on expanding Sanas relationships with enterprise customers, BPO providers, and technology partners in the Philippines and the region. Sanas said it currently works with more than 200 enterprises globally and processes millions of live voice interactions each day.

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