On June 17, our Leipzig team hit the starting line for the annual Leipzig Company Run, and what a great evening it was!
Together with more than 22,000 participants, we joined one of Germany’s largest corporate running events, taking on the 4.9 km course through Leipzig alongside colleagues from hundreds of local companies. This company run is a fantastic opportunity to promote health and wellbeing, strengthen team spirit, and connect with the local business community, all while having a lot of fun. 🎉
After crossing the finish line, we celebrated together with well-earned food, drinks, and plenty of smiles. 💪
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Everyone knows how challenging the last 2 years have been, as we navigated the COVID-19 pandemic. So, reuniting almost all our ‘flamingos’ – from around 20 countries – was really something to celebrate. That and the 4th anniversary of INDICAL BIOSCIENCE, which we marked with a big summer party!
Our main event was held at the Rennbahn Scheibenholz – Leipzig’s oldest sports facility that is still in use today. In the course of its long history, the venue has brought together countless people from different nations to meet, compete and have fun. So, it felt natural to hold part of our celebration there.
It was a wonderful day, filled with positive energy and fun. Our flamingos showed they have many hidden talents and we created so many great moments together, including team dragon boat sprints on the nearby Elster and Pleiße rivers, table tennis, team games and dancing at Scheibenholz.
We were delighted to be joined by Fredrik Ullman, Group CEO at Vimian and Stefano Santarelli, CEO of INDICAL who thanked colleagues from all our sites and departments for being part of the incredible INDICAL journey.
With such great spirit and energy, we know our mission to continually improve veterinary diagnostics for better animal and human health is in safe hands.
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