Thomson Reuters formally inaugurated its new office facilities for its Legal Operations in Manila, located at McKinley Hill, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City. The new office facilities reinforce the company’s commitment to the Philippine site as an important content and support center for Thomson Reuters clients worldwide, the company said.

Thomson Reuters has a long and established business in the Philippines, with a track record of recruiting the best and brightest to join its global employee base. Operating in the country for more than 60 years, Thomson Reuters has a growing presence in Manila and is committed to continuing to build its business in the Philippines. A team of employees at the new site will contribute to content processing and production, including compiling, organizing, converting and linking content for Thomson Reuters legal online services and print products around the world.

Top Thomson Reuters executives were on hand for the inauguration ceremony to support the company’s global legal content initiatives at the new facilities. They are Vin Caraher, president, US Core Legal; John Elstad, senior vice president, Legal Editorial Operations; and Cheryl Giraulo, vice president, Global Content Centers. The company’s long-standing presence in the country and operations in Manila make it a logical location for global legal content production.

According to Caraher, “The expansion of the McKinley Hill facilities reflects our commitment to growing our capabilities in the Philippines. The work being done at this site by our highly skilled and talented team is critical to our global content operations, and in supporting legal professionals around the world.”

“We are extremely pleased to be expanding our Thomson Reuters sites in the Philippines,” said Roel Roque, site officer, Thomson Reuters, Legal, Philippines. “Our high-caliber professional employee base is comitted to delivering on the Thomson Reuters promise of exceptional products and service.”
Thomson Reuters Legal now occupies the 9th and 10th floors of the 18/20 Upper McKinley Hill building.