OPPO has onboarded 15 talented university students from leading universities across Bangladesh as Campus Ambassadors, strengthening its commitment to empowering young people to explore, create, connect and express themselves through technology and creativity.
The OPPO Campus Ambassador Program is designed to provide university students with a platform to develop their creativity, communication, leadership and community-building skills while representing a global technology brand within their campuses. As the face and voice of OPPO in their respective universities, the ambassadors will connect with fellow students, create engaging content, build conversations and inspire others to experience the OPPO lifestyle.
“OPPO believes that young people have the creativity, confidence and potential to shape the future. Our Campus Ambassador Program is designed to give them a platform to explore that potential and turn their ideas into meaningful experiences,” said Damon Yang, General Manager of OPPO Bangladesh’s Authorized Exclusive Distributor. “We want our Campus Ambassadors to be more than representatives of OPPO. We want them to become creators, connectors and young leaders who can inspire their communities through creativity, technology and their own unique perspectives.”
The newly onboarded ambassadors represent a diverse group of leading universities from across Bangladesh. They are Md Rafizurzaman Rafi from American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB), Md Maruf Ahammed Sinha from Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP), Abdullah Sharif from East West University (EWU), Sheikh Mahima Amin Mow and Md. Ashraful Islam from the University of Dhaka (DU), Samia Jannat from Jagannath University, Protasha Rani Das from Jahangirnagar University, Nuzhat Nawar and Chowdhury Asif Abdullah from North South University (NSU), Mubasshir Tahmid Bhuiya from the University of Chittagong, Hamim Ahammed from Khulna University, Md. Eusuf Ali from the University of Rajshahi, Ummaya Habiba Sujana from the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB), Sabbir Ahmed Kabbo from BRAC University and Abu Sayeed from Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET).