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Ghanaian conglomerate McDan Group is confirmed to participate in this year’s JoySports Invitational, scheduled for October 26 at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium.
Making a comeback after a four-year hiatus, the corporate event will feature over 15 sporting disciplines, including football, a CEOs penalty shootout, a ladies' penalty shootout, a women's 50m dash, a men's 100m race, tug of war, sack race, swimming, a 5km walk, and table tennis.
McDan Group of Companies is a Ghanaian-owned conglomerate specializing in services such as shipping, freight forwarding, customs clearance, cargo and port handling, transportation, and haulage.
Known for delivering cutting-edge solutions, McDan is also deeply committed to giving back to the community.
The McDan Group will face stiff competition from other participating organizations, including the National Insurance Commission, IS Evolution Consult, Peeva Beverages, Nationwide Technologies, Sapholda Ventures, MultiChoice Ghana, Caveman Watches, Piwak, Aramex, Adansi Travels, and Soccer Bet, in what promises to be a thrilling day of sporting action.
Corporate organizations still interested in joining the tournament can register by picking up forms at the front desk of The Multimedia Group, calling 030 221 6540 / 030 221 1688, or downloading the registration form online.
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