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CRDF Global Selects Philippines for South East Asia Regional Hub; Tina Dolph Quoted

CRDF Global has unveiled its South East Asia regional hub office in the Philippines to support the nonprofit cybersecurity organization’s programs related to global health and economic development, international security cooperation and international exchanges.

Regional Director Mike Byfield will oversee the Manila-based office, which will be part of CRDF Global’s global infrastructure with a focus on supporting the SEA region, the nonprofit said Wednesday.

“CRDF Global has operated in the Philippines and the surrounding area for a number of years, serving a key role in implementing regional strategic priorities and strengthening international partnerships,” said Tina Dolph, president and chief operating officer of CRDF Global.

“With our permanent presence in Manila, we look forward to expanding the depth and impact of our programs in this dynamic and fast-paced region with our new Philippine employees,” added Dolph, a four-time Wash100 awardee.

CRDF Global hosted workshops focused on cybersecurity and digital resilience prior to the launch of the new regional office.

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