The Burma Camp Leisure Centre will be the stage for the country’s biggest corporate sporting competition as the Citi Business Olympics comes off later today, Saturday, September 22, 2018.
Participating companies will battle it out in the various sporting competitions which will test their physical and mental prowess, including five-a-side football, basketball, swimming, table tennis, tug of war and Scrabble.
The Chief Executive Officers of the various firms will also compete in the CEOs challenge in one of the most hotly-anticipated events.
The event, powered by Citi FM and Citi TV, will see about 50 companies competing in the different sporting disciplines for trophies and bragging rights.
GCB Bank and Netis Ghana Limited, ended last year’s event with the highest number of trophies, tied at three a-piece.
The Citi Business Olympics is the largest gathering of corporate organizations in the country.
The companies get the opportunity to compete in various sporting activities, network and have fun.
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