Brand Marketing Associate
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Marketing, Business, Communications, or a related field is required.
- Relevant experience in brand, marketing, or campaign management roles is required.
- Fresh graduates with relevant internship experience are welcome to apply.
- A strong understanding of marketing fundamentals, creative development processes, and campaign operations is required.
- Strong project management skills and the ability to manage multiple deadlines are required.
- The ability to work with cross-functional teams and external partners is required.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills are required.
- Experience using tools such as Excel or Sheets and PowerPoint or Slides is required.
- Assist the Brand Manager in executing the 12-month marketing calendar, including campaign development, rollouts, and post-mortem evaluations.
- Coordinate with cross-functional teams, including CRM, Performance Marketing, Creative, Operations, and Social, to deliver campaigns on time and align them with brand objectives.
- Support production and rollout of brand campaigns, including above-the-line, digital, influencer, and on-ground activations.
- Manage documentation and tracking of brand budgets, timelines, and campaign assets.
- Monitor key brand KPIs, including awareness, engagement, trial conversion up to the third ride, and campaign performance across channels.
- Assist in building social and community engagement plans with the Social and Community teams.
- Coordinate with agency and vendor partners on creative development, media placement, and brand partnerships.
- Maintain brand consistency across touchpoints and conduct quality assurance checks for visuals, messaging, and positioning.
- Support preparation of reports, presentations, and internal updates for marketing reviews and leadership meetings.
- Adhere to company policies and procedures.
- Achieve or exceed targets and key objectives assigned by the immediate superior.
- Accept other associated responsibilities and projects as needed.
- Experience in FMCG or digital-first brands is a plus.
About the company
Angkas operates a mobility platform in the Philippines that combines motorcycle ride-hailing and on-demand delivery in one app. Users book motorcycle rides to reach destinations quickly, send packages across cities, or access business delivery services for partners, with real-time GPS and dynamic rider matching guiding trips. The service relies on a large network of trained biker-partners who accept requests, while Angkas earns commissions from rides and deliveries in a digital marketplace. Its goal is to reduce urban congestion and expand accessible, flexible last-mile transport and logistics across major Philippine cities while creating income opportunities for riders.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Makati, Philippines
Founded
2016
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What believers are saying
- Top Line's July 2026 partnership targets 42,000 liters daily through Angkas' Cebu riders.
- Igloo's January 2026 insurance deal covers 20,000 riders, deepening trust and retention.
- Angkas' 2026 app update and announced public-listing plans support brand and capital access.
What critics are saying
- LTFRB reopened motorcycle taxi accreditation on July 30, 2026, threatening Angkas' protected scarcity.
- Grab-controlled Move It keeps pressuring bookings and rider earnings across Metro Manila and Cebu.
- A failed IPO or licensing reversal would trap Angkas in a cap-constrained, subsidy-heavy model.
What makes Angkas unique
- Angkas still holds Metro Manila's largest allocation: 23,164 riders under the LTFRB cap.
- Angkas built rider loyalty with insurance, fuel discounts, and commission cuts in 2026.
- Angkas serves rides, deliveries, and Cebu expansion through one motorcycle-first marketplace.
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Meal Benefits
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Company News
Top Line lands Angkas partnership to grow retail fuel business. * July 21, 2026 * 0 Top Line Business Development Corp. has entered into a partnership with motorcycle ride-hailing platform Angkas, a move that gives the listed fuel distributor access to roughly one-third of Cebu's motorcycle taxi market while strengthening its retail fuel business. In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange on Tuesday, Top Line said its retail fuel subsidiary, Light Fuels Corporation, signed an agreement with Angkas to provide exclusive fuel discounts and other benefits to the platform's partner riders in Cebu. The partnership covers Angkas' share of Cebu's motorcycle taxi market, where the Motorcycle Taxi Technical Working Group has set a 9,000-rider allocation across the country's three accredited motorcycle taxi operators. Top Line estimates the partnership could generate up to 42,000 liters of liquid fuel sales per day while increasing customer traffic across its retail fuel network. "By giving Angkas partner riders access to fuel savings and value-added services, we are also strengthening Light Fuels' position as a preferred fuel partner for high-frequency road users," said Eugene Erik Lim, Chairman, President, and CEO of Top Line. Under the agreement, Angkas partner riders will be enrolled in the Light Rewards Suki Program, entitling them to a PHP 2.00-per-liter discount on gasoline and a PHP 1.00-per-liter discount on diesel. Riders will also receive one free Light Automatic Motorwash every quarter and become eligible for Light Fuels' grand raffle promotions, among other incentives. For Angkas, the partnership is intended to help reduce one of the largest operating costs for motorcycle taxi riders. "Fuel is one of the biggest recurring expenses for motorcycle taxi riders, and this partnership with Light Fuels gives our Cebu Angkas partner riders access to practical savings and value-added benefits that can directly support their work on the road," said David Brian Medrana, Angkas' Head of Operations. "Through this collaboration, we are able to further strengthen our commitment to riders while continuing to provide safe, reliable, and affordable mobility for commuters in Cebu," he added. Top Line said the collaboration forms part of its strategy to expand its retail fuel business by increasing repeat customers through loyalty programs and targeting high-frequency road users. "As Cebu's transport and mobility demand continues to grow, we want Light Fuels to be present in the daily journeys of riders, drivers, businesses, and communities that keep the local economy moving," Lim said. The Cebu-based company operates across commercial fuel trading, depot operations, and retail fuel in the Visayas through its subsidiaries Topline Logistics and Development Corp. and Light Fuels Corporation. What do you think? Will partnerships between fuel retailers and mobility platforms become a bigger driver of customer growth and fuel demand in the Philippines? Share your insights in the comments Follow Power Philippines on Facebook and LinkedIn or join its Viber community for more news and updates on the Philippine energy sector.
Tech firm IDfy names country head for PH. April 29, 2026 Digital identity verification firm IDfy has appointed Raghuraman "Raghu" Chandrashekhar as its country head for the Philippines, as the company expands its presence in Southeast Asia. The appointment comes amid growing demand for identity verification and fraud prevention services, driven by the rise of digital banking, mobile-first financial services, and online onboarding in the country. Chandrashekhar, who has worked with Philippine enterprises on digital transformation initiatives, will lead the company's local operations and focus on partnerships with banks, fintech firms, and digital platforms. "The Philippine financial ecosystem is entering a powerful new phase," Chandrashekhar said. "We are witnessing a fundamental shift toward secure, seamless, and compliant digital interactions. The opportunity to build trust at scale has never been greater. IDfy is building this critical layer of digital trust, and I'm thrilled to help shape that journey here in the Philippines." IDfy said it is working with local institutions including BDO, BPI, RCBC, GoTyme Bank, and Angkas, supporting digital onboarding and fraud prevention efforts. Wriju Ray, global chief business officer at IDfy, said the Philippine market remains a strategic focus for the company. "The Philippines' relentless digitization presents a remarkable opportunity, and we are thrilled to deepen our commitment to fostering trust in this dynamic economy," Ray said. "With Raghu at the helm, we will champion this mission by delivering products tailored for the Philippines, served with the care and attention the nation is celebrated for." - Advertisement - Relevant stories. Latest. April 29, 2026 April 28, 2026 - Advertisement -
“Bookings have been slow,” laments RM, a motorcycle taxi driver, “ever since Move It came into the picture.”. RM, who declined to share his full name, says he used to earn as much as US$35 through motorcycle taxi app Angkas by plying the roads of Metro Manila for just six hours a day. Now, the 30-year-old’s daily earnings range from US$20 to US$25, even when he spends more time on the road. Move It was acquired by Grab in 2022. It was relaunched the following year with an aggressive advertising campaign
LTFRB asks Angkas to explain alleged violation of motorcycle taxi limit.
Widening its reach, UnionBank also teamed up with motorcycle taxi firm Angkas.