WeWork—the platform for creators that provides the space, community and services to help people make a life, not just a living—announced the launch of its first National Campaign in India – “Reimagine Your Workspace”.
The three-month campaign will go live today i.e. 8th May on Digital, Out-Of-Home, Social media and through engaging events in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru. With this campaign, WeWork aims at reframing the concept of a workspace from being merely a place to conduct business to a space incubating business of all sizes that can learn, network, grow and expand.
On the launch of the first WeWork National Campaign, Karan Virwani, General Manager, WeWork India said, “We are excited to launch our first WeWork National Campaign in India that reflects who we are as a brand and what we offer. As WeWork continues making a mark in reimagining your office environment, the campaign will prove to be a game changer locally by showcasing our unique ‘we’ culture and how WeWork will reinvent your work and everyday life.”
Along with macro shifts towards the future of work, WeWork is accelerating this push through its new campaign. Accompanied by a short film showcasing the signature elements of WeWork, ranging from amenities, catering to business needs, networking opportunities to events that spark business connections and collaborations with one another, it is the intersection of culture and community that makes WeWork much more than an office significantly tangible throughout.
Driven by a social media campaign on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, this will further engage audiences to reimagine their workspace by prompting them to share what they love about their work and go live from their work desks. The campaign will also include an engaging event with local artists who will take over WeWork buildings for an open house style event where each one of them will have a space of their own to create a unique installation or an immersive experience. Additionally, the cities will see a variety of huge creative hoardings across key locations in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and Bangalore over the next three months.
