PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - s4story -- MyNamePlayer.com (https://www.mynameplayer.com/), powered by instaPronounce™, today announced expanded availability of its innovative name-pronunciation platform designed to help multinational businesses, large and small, communicate more effectively across borders. By allowing individuals to record and share the correct pronunciation of their names in their own voices, MyNamePlayer fosters trust, inclusion, and collaboration among global teams.

For organizations with employees, clients, and partners across multiple countries, correct pronunciation is more than courtesy — it is a vital part of professional communication. Mispronounced names can unintentionally erode confidence, cause misunderstandings, and undermine working relationships. MyNamePlayer ensures that every interaction begins with respect.

MyNamePlayer.com (https://www.mynameplayer.com/), powered by instaPronounce™        How It Works

• Free Version: Users record their names once and share via a simple personal link.
• Premium QR Code Version: A customizable QR code can be printed on business cards, for-sale signs, email signatures, presentations, or company intranets. Scanning instantly plays the recording and can also display updated details such as current role, projects, or contact information.
• Dynamic Updates: QR code profiles can be edited at any time — making them ideal for fast-moving industries, international assignments, or client-facing professionals.

Business Benefits

• Cross-Cultural Respect: Supports global DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) goals by making every team member feel valued.
• Leadership Presence: Helps executives, managers, and sales teams present themselves with professionalism and respect in any market.
• Operational Efficiency: Reduces repeated corrections during meetings, saving time and minimizing cultural missteps.
• Industry Versatility: Already being used in sectors including technology, healthcare, education, financial services, and international real estate.

"For global companies, correct pronunciation isn't a small courtesy — it's a competitive advantage," said Joseph Thaete, Co-Founder of MyNamePlayer. "It builds stronger relationships across every region and integrates respect into the DNA of business communication."

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"We created MyNamePlayer because names are personal, and saying them correctly is one of the simplest ways to show inclusion," added Patricia Schwartz, Co-Founder and Media Contact for MyNamePlayer. "From HR onboarding and cross-border project teams to executive boardrooms, our platform helps businesses put people first while building a stronger global presence."

Why Now

With global teams increasingly working across cultures and time zones, small details make a big difference. A correctly pronounced name at the start of a virtual meeting or client introduction can set the tone for trust and respect. As companies compete for top talent worldwide, tools like MyNamePlayer help organizations stand out as inclusive and globally minded employers.

Availability

• MyNamePlayer is available now in both free and premium versions.
• Businesses can implement MyNamePlayer at the individual or enterprise level, making it a scalable tool for organizations of all sizes.

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