Experiential

Dropbox and The Infatuation Want to Elevate the Work-From-Home Lunch

Program aims to mix up routines and support restaurants in three cities

In San Francisco, folks can order a sandwich with smoked harissa brisket, beet-horseradish yogurt, charred broccoli and lemon, and griddled halloumi cheese from Soulva. Dropbox and The Infatuation

By Ian Zelaya

November 16, 2020

The pandemic has made working from home the new norm for millions of Americans, drastically blurring the lines between work and leisure. 

Ian Zelaya
ian.zelaya@adweek.com Ian Zelaya is an Adweek reporter covering how brands engage with consumers in the modern world, ranging from experiential marketing and social media to email marketing and customer experience.
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