DailyObjects's social media campaign #FromTheDesk will share glimpses of new-age achievers' lives

Design-driven global lifestyle D2C brand DailyObjects has launched the #FromTheDesk social media campaign to allow a glimpse into some inspirational new age professionals and game changers who took the road less taken.

Featuring the captivating journey of these personalities, DailyObjects will be running a series of videos and posts on its social media channels including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

The two years of the pandemic have brought a fundamental transformation in working dynamics for everyone. People had to reimagine their workstations to sustain the workplace momentum for productivity, efficiency, and organisation.

The videos featuring Sanjay Garg, Founder and CEO, Raw Mango; Arun Sharma, IAS and Officer on Special Duty to MOS for Electronics & IT and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship; Ann Philipose, Psychologist and Therapist, and Arjun Sagar Gupta, CEO, the Piano Man Group, will share a glimpse of the inspiring stories of these entrepreneurs and professionals who chose their path intending to challenge the norm.

The videos throw light on how redesigning and reimagining their workplace helps them fight the challenges of day-to-day work life and helps them be more productive. The campaign also intends to capture how nuances of design and organisation helped these entrepreneurs to break the clutter. 

Pankaj Garg, CEO and Co-Founder of DailyObjects, said, "The new norms of the pandemic did not give people enough opportunity to reimagine their homes as a new workplace. The immediate need to reimagine the way we work and ensure productivity and efficiency was one of the biggest challenges for the new-age professionals. With this campaign, we intend to bring some of the most inspiring stories of people who fought against the odds to become Game changers in their domains. We are glad to share their journey with the audience.”

The campaign resonates with the 100% homegrown platform collection which was imagined, designed, and manufactured in India.