Friday
Jul132012

JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge was a Great Event

AuthorBrownstone Brokers Posted on DateFriday, July 13, 2012 at 02:48PM

Brownstone and Murphy & Jordan Insurance participated in this year's JP Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge held in Boston. The race route is a USA Track & Field-certified 3.5-mile course that goes around Boston Common, down Commonwealth Avenue and back up.

People are only allowed to register if part of a company team, not individually, creating a feeling camaraderie and health and wellness in the workplace. The race sold out in a matter of days, having 12,000 people registered to run. The streets of Boston were very busy that evening!

Prior to the race, Brownstone set a team average goal of 44 minutes. With our team consisting of advanced runners to even walkers, we were proud when we beat our average goal by 2.4 minutes!

It was a great event for Brownstone and Murphy & Jordan to participate in, and we look foward to future wellness-related events that can make our team stronger.

Pre-race with our offical JP Morgan Chase race t-shirts on.Post-race! Everyone did great!

 

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