With a view to help Indian businesses expand into the USA, Phoenix Business Advisory said it has partnered with Bollywood actress Nargis Fakhri as its brand ambassador for its USA Business Migration Programme— Paving the Way for Global Success.
Phoenix Business Advisory is a premier Indian homegrown brand specialising in providing high networth individuals with seamless business migration services to the USA and Australia.
With an unwavering commitment to deliver exceptional experiences, the company specialises in the Business Migration Program to Australia and the USA, hence paving the way for business owners and investors to attain permanent residency in the USA and Australia.
Fakhri’s selection as the Brand Ambassador bolsters Phoenix Business Advisory’s branding efforts as the foremost business migration service provider, given her career as an actress and model with a rich Indian-American heritage, a press release from the company stated.
“I am absolutely thrilled to be joining Phoenix Business Advisory on their remarkable journey,” expressed Fakhri, “Their commitment to provide tailor-made solutions for Indian and Middle East entrepreneurs venturing into the US market is truly commendable. I am deeply honoured to have the opportunity to contribute to such a wonderful endeavour, and I am excited to play a significant role in supporting Indian entrepreneurs as they strive for success.”
Welcoming Fakhri as the global brand ambassador, M.P. Singh, CEO, Phoenix Business Advisory, said, “We are delighted to have Nargis Fakhri on board with us. Her fresh and contemporary perspective aligns perfectly with our company’s principles and mission. With her immense talent and influence, we are confident that she will play a pivotal role in promoting our brand and services to clients looking to expand their businesses in the USA.”
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