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A Day of High Spirits: DHL Stafetten 2023 in Aalborg

For those unfamiliar with the grandeur and excitement that surrounds DHL Stafetten, it is an annual relay race that brings together companies, schools, and organisations in a setting of pure energy and joy. Crossbord's team had a great time participating in the Aalborg edition of DHL Stafetten 2023!
A group photo of happy Crossbord employees at the 2023 DHL Relay Run in Aalborg

All Smiles

From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was electrifying, and our spirits were high. We often say that a picture is worth a thousand words. In our case, the smiles caught on camera during the event are worth even more. Each step we took resonated with the unified pulse of our culture of teamwork and the camaraderie that we foster in our workplace.

We did it as a team

While we may not have taken the top position, we were all winners in our own right. Each of us, donned in our Crossbord t-shirts, put forth a strong effort that culminated in a fun celebration in our designated area of the tents. The sense of our combined accomplishment was great, and we couldn’t have asked for a better day.

See you next year!

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