Abhijit Bhaduri
Plano-based Kreativs, a next-generation platform for career development and personal branding, has added Abhijit Bhaduri as an adviser.
“Kreativs is revolutionizing how professionals can build their careers through effective storytelling and personal branding,” Kreativs COO Eric Carbaugh said in a statement. “We’re honored to have Abhijit on board, and we look forward to leveraging his expertise to further support our users’ career growth.”
Bhaduri is the former GM of learning & development at Microsoft and ex-chief learning officer at Wipro and recognized as a LinkedIn Top 10 Voice. The company said he brings extensive experience and insight to Kreativs.
Kreativs said it builds users’ personal brand and influence in a highly competitive market by narrating their career experiences and skills. The company’s suite offers numerous capabilities, including a storytelling blog, white-label personalized branding for businesses, and upskilling events with live courses led by industry leaders.
Kreativs said a key strength of its platform is its ability to package all user writings with Generative AI summaries, resumes, and profiles into a unified experience tailored for recruiting professionals. It said that comprehensive approach ensures that users can present a cohesive, compelling narrative about their career paths, making them more attractive to potential employers.
Recently, Kreativs said it launched a live four-week course with Abhijit that is designed to help attendees grow their online influence. The course is part of the broader Kreativs Skills offering, which it said upskills users via guidance from influential leaders.
Kreativs said it is seeking industry leaders to join this initiative to provide valuable coaching to professionals.
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