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The next event: EMEA Team Triathlon Championship 2014
In 2014 every Comstor EMEA employee will be able to participate in a triathlon event, inspired by the 2013 Beat the Boss Challenge. Country teams can enter local triathlon events to qualify for the Big Final, to be held in a European city in September 2014.
Joining in, making it to the finish line, winning or fundraising for your local charity; whatever your goal, you can now start training and sign up with your team for the event in January .
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£ 12000 raised for the charity and two winning teams: a report from the finish line
There was definitely a buzz in the cold and crisp air of the early morning of the 15 September 2013. The look on the athletes’ faces showed that there were all sorts of thoughts whizzing through their minds.
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Charming Rewards: Build the story of your achievements
Norfolk based company Charming Rewards designs personalised sporting bracelets and necklaces for men and women and gives away 3 of these great bracelets to the winning team of the Beat the Boss Triathlon Challenge 2013.
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New rule boosts fundraising: more money = less time
On 17 June Challenger Andreas Dohmen added a new rule to the challenge; for every £10 raised a team or individual entry will receive a 60 second time deduction from their end result.
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Donna Bain Reports on her visit to the Cirencester Opportunity Group
“Today I had the great pleasure to be invited by Cirencester Opportunity Group to visit them and have a tour of their School.Companies like ours provide a lifeline to this charity."
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An Athlete's Story: Renton D'Souza running in the Dubai Heat
As a member of Team Wishful Thinking, Renton D’Souza, General Manager of Comstor ME, will take on the third leg of the triathlon, the 10 km run. He has formed a group of helpers and motivators around him, consisting of his wife Vandana, his son Aryan and pro golfer Tiger Woods.
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The Mix That Makes the Difference
The Cirencester Opportunity Group is delighted that Comstor and the Beat the Boss athletes are fundraising for their centre. As an independent playgroup with little government funding, the centre relies heavily on all donations.
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An Athlete’s Story: Craig Osborne doubles his chances of success
Being successful in sports is not just about being physically fit and prepared. It is also about making intelligent choices and strategic moves. This is what Craig Osborne, Sales and Business Development Manager at Cisco, must have realized when he registered as an individual entry in the Beat the Boss Triathlon Challenge last week.
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