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The General Manager of Sales and Customer Service at The Multimedia Group, David Max-Fugar, has revealed that many institutions have already signed up for the 2025 JoySports Invitational Tournament.
Ghana’s leading corporate sports event returns on Saturday, August 9, 2025, at the University of Ghana Stadium, Legon. Following a successful comeback in 2024, this year’s edition promises another thrilling day of corporate sports, networking, and healthy competition.
With little over a month away from the event, Max-Fugar says companies are beginning to sign up in large numbers to take part in the tournament.
"We are excited that the JoySports Invitational is back. The 2025 edition is going to be bigger and better," he said.
"We have listened to our patrons and participating teams from last year, and we have factored them into this year's event. It will be bigger and better. We have increased the number of sporting activities. Again this year, we are going to take the registration fee ahead of time so we can plan better for them.
"A lot of teams have already expressed interest since we broke the communication, and I can tell you that as of Monday, we had 15 teams registering."
Companies interested in participating can secure their slots by contacting Sleven on 054 010 6466, either via WhatsApp or direct phone call. Registration forms are also available at the front desk of Joy FM or can be downloaded from myjoyonline.com.
The 2025 edition will begin with an energetic early morning aerobics session. This session will provide the perfect opportunity for participants to warm up and set the tone for the day’s activities, encouraging physical readiness and team spirit among all organisations.
Throughout the day, participating companies will compete in a wide variety of events carefully designed to promote endurance, teamwork, and corporate pride. The CEO’s Penalty Shootout will return as a key attraction, following Divine Teyi’s remarkable win in the 2024 edition.
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