On the 21st, Ceragem announced that it has selected professional golfer Lydia Ko (28, New Zealand), the youngest inductee into the LPGA Hall of Fame, as its global ambassador.
Lydia Ko will engage with global consumers through various advertising campaigns and brand events featuring Ceragem’s flagship products, including the spinal care medical device “Master” and the massage chair “Pause.”
Lydia Ko, who gained fame as a “genius girl” by setting the record for the youngest winner at 14 years old in the Australian Ladies Professional Golf (ALPGA) Tour New South Wales (NSW) Open, is a remarkable professional golfer who aims to win a gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics and has a total of 22 LPGA tournament victories, making her the youngest inductee into the LPGA Hall of Fame at the age of 27.
Ceragem explained that the reason for selecting Lydia Ko as a global ambassador is that the healthy passion energy she demonstrates aligns with Ceragem’s values of health, family, and positive messaging.
Ceragem’s plan is to accelerate its presence as a global home healthcare appliance through this partnership with Lydia Ko.
