Workday welcomes modern-day golf legend Phil Mickelson as its new brand ambassador. You can see Phil wearing the Workday logo on his golf shirt starting today at The Masters. (This post was updated February 25, 2022.)
(Updated February 25, 2022: Workday and Phil Mickelson have mutually and amicably agreed to not renew our brand partnership when our contract is up in March.)
Workday is proud to invest in activities that extend our brand beyond business and into the daily lives of our customers, including partnering with athletes who reflect our values. That’s why we are so honored to announce that our newest brand ambassador is none other than Phil Mickelson, a modern-day golf legend known for his passion, commitment, and famous “Lefty” short game that has inspired fans and aspiring golfers alike for more than 20 years.
Yet it isn’t just Phil’s commitment to excellence and standing as ninth on the all-time PGA Tour winners list that we respect and admire. What’s most important and reflective of the Workday community is his leadership on and off the course. Whether it’s his engagement with fans or focus on giving back in charitable ways, Phil is known as one of the nicest guys in the game who brings a sense of humor and a focus on pulling the best out of every individual to truly tap the full potential of a team – which he once again demonstrated last year by helping the US score its 26th Ryder Cup win.
“This is a perfect fit,” said Mickelson. “Whether you’re delivering technology that helps organizations grow or trying to win major tournaments, you have to approach those goals with total dedication and commitment to success. That’s why I’m proud to team up with Workday.”
You can see Phil wearing the Workday logo on his golf shirt starting today at The Masters in Augusta, Georgia.
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