The Columbus Crew captain will be the company’s brand ambassador supporting IDT’s BOSS Revolution brand, including its international money transfer, voice calling and mobile top-up services, as spokesperson and ambassador in its advertising campaigns.
The 31-year-old will be featured across broadcast, print, and digital media, and will endorse BOSS Revolution across his digital fanbase.
“I’m proud to use my voice to help spread awareness of BOSS Revolution,” Jonathan Mensah said. “Like many others, my family remains connected thanks to BOSS Revolution. My family and I trust BOSS Revolution’s voice calling, money transfer and mobile-top up services to help us stay close across borders and oceans, no matter where we are.”
CEO of IDT Corporation, owners of BOSS Revolution, Shmuel Jonas is delighted to have Jonathan Mensah as a brand ambassador.
“We are proud to welcome Jonathan to the BOSS Revolution family. His selection as the Crew’s captain and his charitable work helping underprivileged youth in his native Ghana speak to his outstanding character and concern for others,” said Shmuel Jonas, CEO of IDT. “Jonathan’s personal story is uniquely powerful, but it has much in common with other immigrants to the U.S. including their dedication, hard work and desire to attain a better life here while staying close to family and friends back home.”
“Our flagship BOSS Revolution offerings primarily serve immigrant communities,” Mr. Jonas added. “Jonathan’s personal experience using BOSS Revolution to stay in touch with his family enables him to speak from the heart about the value of our services to immigrant families.”
SOURCE:GHANAsoccernet.com
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