Publish date:

• 6th August, 2021

" A mascot is any human, animal, or object thought to bring luck, or anything used to represent a group with a common public identity, such as a school, professional sports team, society, military unit, or brand name. " - definition as per Wikipedia.

Our mascots represent the light & human side of Codleo and energise us on sunny days & gloomy rainy days. We have two mascots each possessing a particular profile. In this blog, get to know them a little better.

 Leo, Chief Happiness Officer: The fast growing Rottweiler aims to spread cheer and positivity to all. Though he has a loud bark, he doesn't bite. He has been appointed to ensure that Codleons remain cheery and light hearted even in the busiest of days where it seems that the 'burden of the world' is on their shoulders. He sends out positive vibes and his constantly wagging tail is a testimony to his sunny disposition. He posts his Monday morning life tips on social media channels of Codleo. Short and sweet messages that talk about life and its various aspects. A sample of his Monday morning hack - " be goofy once in a while, it's your birth right ".

Riki, Codleo mascot: Our lovable mascot is a cherubic and delightful lion. He represents the majestic king of the African jungles - the lion which embodies our aim to be leaders in our industry, the dominant force by virtue of our skill set. The lion also represents our courage to undertake bold decisions and resilience in the face of challenges. He is present in most of our written collaterals, beaming and giving us all the much needed "thumbs up" sign. This is reassuring for all of us in the sense that all will be well. Just keep your chin up & shoulders squared, for the challenges and highs of being in Codleo.

Now that you have been formally introduced to both our mascots, we hope to see you engaging with both of them via our social media channels. Give them a shout out soon and you will make their day. Finally, keep reading our blogs and sending in your comments to encourage our mascots & us.