Omaxe, a real estate development company, has announced the appointment of Indian women’s cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur as its Brand Ambassador.
Under this association, Omaxe and Harmanpreet Kaur will collaborate on initiatives including athlete development programs, grassroots outreach, community events, and awareness campaigns to promote sports as a viable career and a source of empowerment. A key focus will be on women empowerment and encouraging greater participation of women in sports, inspiring young girls to pursue their ambitions with confidence.
The partnership will also amplify Omaxe’s efforts to integrate sports, leisure, and livelihood opportunities within its mixed-use developments, ensuring that sporting infrastructure benefits not only elite athletes but entire communities. Omaxe has also promoted the association with a video featured on their social media channels.
Harmanpreet Kaur said, “Being from Punjab, I have always felt a deep connection to the spirit of its people and the places that shape us. Omaxe’s presence in Punjab and its vision for creating world-class infrastructure give me great hope for communities and especially for the young generation. Along with its remarkable work in Punjab, projects like The Omaxe State in Delhi reflect how thoughtful development can support sports and create platforms where talent can truly grow. I am proud to join Omaxe as its Brand Ambassador and to stand with a company that believes in empowering youth, strengthening communities, and building facilities that inspire dreams and turn them into achievements.”
Mohit Goel, Managing Director, Omaxe, said, “We welcome Harmanpreet to the Omaxe family with great pride. Her leadership, dedication, and ability to inspire mirror Omaxe’s commitment to purposeful development. This partnership is about creating platforms that broaden access to sport, encourage greater participation of women in athletics, and strengthen local economies. One of the landmark outcomes of this vision will be the delivery of a new international-standard cricket stadium in the national capital after more than 140 years—a milestone for the city and for Indian sport.”
