October 16, 2020
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Lord Rami launches ‘Zozter’ business card app

Lord Rami Ranger CBE (Left) with Mr Amritpal Sachdeva during the launch of the Zozter app

Zozter app comes as digital solution which enables one to avoid depending on hundreds of paper business cards. The concept has been developed by a long-standing employee of Lord Rami Ranger’s company, Sun Mark Ltd, Mr Amritpal Sachdeva, fondly known as Lucky.

Lord Ranger CBE, at the launch event, said to local media, “I am very proud to see how Lucky has developed his business acumen and customer service skills whilst at Sun Mark and I am very impressed with his Zozter App. The pioneering Zozter App developed by Lucky provides solutions in today’s digital world. It is reducing the need to use paper and to carry business cards to help the environment.

It is challenging to manage so many business cards which one gets daily when going about the businesses. It is child’s play to store the information, all the information one needs to run an effective business. The app helps you network with like-minded professionals and also helps you find suitable employment and business opportunities.”

Lucky had started his working life at Sun Mark Ltd and progressed up the ranks to become the Distribution Manager, having worked there for over 18 years.

Lucky said, “I owe all my success to Lord Ranger who has been my guiding light and mentor and who has made me what I am today.  I am proud to have created the start-up Zozter; it is the world’s first online social card sharing application based on the idea of enhancing the sharing of business cards and services to a global community, it is the next level in marketing and business networking”.

Zozter’s unique features allow it to be used on all platforms. It is a digital business card holder for your old business cards. The mission is to create a global community to help facilitate business networking and to help both employers and employees connect in a seamless way. Further information on the innovation can be gathered from www.zozter.com

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