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2025 CITI Business Olympics gives us the chance to compete in exciting activities- Margins ID Group

Yaw Adjei-Mintah by Yaw Adjei-Mintah
September 18, 2025
Reading Time: 1 min read

Brand Manager of Margins ID Group, Claudia Boatemaa Adusei, believes that getting the chance to compete in exciting activities outside the office is a major reason for the company’s consistent participation in the CITI Business Olympics.

She said this in an interview on Channel One TV’s Breakfast Daily ahead of Margins ID Group’s scheduled participation in the 2025 edition of the corporate sports competition.

She said this in the presence of Annette Oduro, Public Relations Officer of Margins ID Group and Eric Curtis Howard, PA to the CEO of Margins ID Group. The 2025 edition is Margins ID Group’s fourth time competing in the event.

“It’s important that employees get the opportunity to work with other people, collaborate with other people and also compete in an exciting activity outside the office that is why we keep coming back. We are participating in the football (seven aside football), table tennis, we are doing the sack race, we are doing everything”.

Brand Manager of Margins ID Group, Claudia Boatemaa Adusei

“Last year was very interesting for us because we’ve held the women’s tug of peace championship for two years. We came in second place…this year we are going to take the trophy home” she said.

Shot of Table Tennis event at 2024 CITI Business Olympics

The 2025 CITI Business Olympics is powered by Citi FM and Channel One TV in partnership with Syde Hassle and is sponsored by UMB Bank and supported by Bethel Logistics and Danpong Healthcare.

The 2025 CITI Business Olympics will be held at the Eden Heights Sports Complex on Saturday, September 27.

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