Jobs Platform, foundit Signs on Jasprit Bumrah as Brand Ambassador

BusinessWire India

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 18: Foundit, Asia's leading jobs and talent platform, is thrilled to announce world-renowned cricketer Jasprit Bumrah as its new brand ambassador. This collaboration highlights the synergy between Bumrah's defining attributes--precision and speed--and foundit's AI-powered job search that delivers relevant jobs.

"We are delighted to partner with ICC's Cricketer of the Year, Jasprit Bumrah. His exceptional performances for India in 2024 across multiple formats including winning a World Cup have not only captivated cricket enthusiasts worldwide but also exemplify the qualities essential for success--agility, precision, and dependability. These attributes closely align with foundit's commitment to empowering professionals with the skills needed in today's dynamic job market. We look forward to a meaningful and successful collaboration," said V Suresh, CEO of foundit.

"Jasprit Bumrah's precision, speed, and reliability mirror the qualities we uphold at foundit," said Anupama Bhimrajka, Vice President - Marketing of foundit. "With 70% of India's jobseekers tuned into cricket, Bumrah connects with a vast and engaged audience -- making him an ideal brand ambassador for foundit. With advanced AI-powered job search, we remain committed to matching job seekers with the perfect opportunities."

The partnership will draw parallels between Bumrah's consistent, pinpoint accuracy in the field and foundit's data-driven job search, showing how both excel by focusing on the right moves at the right moment. The campaign featuring Jasprit Bumrah will launch across various media platforms in the coming months, emphasizing the importance of applying cutting-edge technology to pinpoint the perfect opportunity.

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