True Corporation HR Chief Sarinra Wongsuppalak Wins UN Women 2026 Thailand WEPs Award

Brickinfo News Agency – Sarinra Wongsuppalak, Chief Human Resources Officer of True Corporation Plc, has been named the winner in the Technology and AI for Gender Equality category at the UN Women 2026 Thailand WEPs Awards in Bangkok. The award recognizes organizational initiatives that integrate artificial intelligence training to expand skills, learning access, and career growth pathways for female employees across technical and non-technical business units.

The ceremony took place at The Sukosol Bangkok, organized by UN Women alongside the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and Thai regulatory and business partners. Wongsuppalak accepted the honor from Kurupin Singnoi, representative of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security. The evaluation focused on True Corporation’s internal AI for All framework, which establishes tiered training tracks—designated as AI Citizen, AI User, and AI Builder—to reskill and upskill staff across operational departments.

Internal workforce metrics reported by True Corporation for 2026 indicate an overall employee AI training completion rate of 93%. Women accounted for 56% of total participants and logged a 94% course completion rate. Across proficiency levels, women represent 59% of AI Citizens, 54% of AI Users, and 37% of AI Builders. In practical application workshops, such as AI Practice Day, female staff represented 62% of attendees, supported by an internal peer network of over 200 designated AI Inspirers.

Beyond internal upskilling, True Corporation operates the AI Talent Scholarship program, funding master’s degrees in artificial intelligence and related disciplines at international universities. In its initial cohort, 40% of recipients were selected from non-technical business functions. Externally, the company partners with Google, the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, educational institutions, and the CONNEXT ED network under the “AI for All Thais” initiative, targeting AI skills training for 12 million Thai citizens by 2030.