Management Strikes! TMC ETD Corporate Bowling Challenge

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With some time to spare on 28 October, The Management Club (TMC) will head onto the fast lane with the ‘TMC Management Strikes’! bowling tournament. TMC hopes the extremely popular global sport will promote teambuilding and positive interactions among corporates in a friendly and energetic setting. Bowling is probably one of the world’s most inclusive sports, crossing generations from baby boomers to millennial. With skill trumping brawn, expect a few surprises along the way.

Mixed gender teams of six will face off on 28 October at the Excel World Bowling Alley, rolling away for the TMC Management Strikes! Challenge Trophy and cash prizes to boot. Awards will also be presented to the best Male and Female Strikers. The tournament will commence at 5:30 p.m. and continue until 10 p.m. and promises to be a fun and productive evening out for the entire team. The tabulation of points and selecting winners will be solely assisted by the excel world bowling crew. The tournament will feature a maximum of 48 teams with each team being charged an entry fee of Rs. 10,000. Application forms will be made available at TMC closer to the date. Indicate your interest in participating by calling 5860000 and make tentative reservations as the number of teams are limited .

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