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Walton appoints new brand ambassador

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Press Release
30 November, 2024, 08:35 pm
Last modified: 30 November, 2024, 08:38 pm

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Walton appoints new brand ambassador

Press Release
30 November, 2024, 08:35 pm
Last modified: 30 November, 2024, 08:38 pm
Walton appoints new brand ambassador

Siam Ahmed, one of Dhaliwood's brightest young stars, has been appointed as the brand ambassador of Walton Cables, a product of the global electronics brand Walton.

In this regard, an agreement between Siam and Walton was signed officially at Walton Corporate Office.

Senior Executive Director and film actor Amin Khan inked the deal with Siam Ahmed on behalf of Walton Hi-Tech.

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The function was attended, among others, by Walton Hi-Tech Additional Managing Director Eva Rezwana, Business Coordinator to Chairman Abdullah-Al-Mamun, Deputy Chief Marketing Officer Zoheb Ahmed, Walton Cables' Chief Business Officer Razu Ahmed, Walton Electric Solution's CEO Md. Omar Faruque, Head of Sales for Dhaka South Zone Md. Sirajul Islam and for Dhaka North Zone Mesbah Ul Bari, Product Manager Hasibul Haque,  and other senior officials of the company.

Addressing the function, Siam Ahmed said, "I have a little girl. I am always concerned about my family's safety, and like everyone else, I also desire a secure home and a worry-free life. We all want a safe and beautiful future. That's why I joined Walton Cables, which aims to educate everyone about using safe cables. Thanks, Walton Cables, for appointing me as brand ambassador."

Film actor Amin Khan said, "Siam Ahmed is one of the respected actors in our film industry. We are very happy to have him as Walton Cables' brand ambassador. Walton Cables will move forward with Siam Ahmed, and he will take the brand to a new height."

 

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