$3,000.00 + Tax per team of 10 runners
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The Bloomberg Square Mile Relay is heading to Sao Paulo for the first time on Wednesday 18th October 2017!
The corporate team event series already includes sell-out races in Dubai, Sydney, New York, Tokyo, Shanghai, London, Singapore and Hong Kong and will take place in Parque do Povo, right in the heart of Sao Paulo’s financial district.
The internationally-renowned annual event will provide the perfect opportunity for Sao Paulo’s top businesses to come together, as teams of ten employees each take it in turn to run the unique one-mile (1.6km) route, all in a bid to be crowned the fastest company in in the city.
The race culminates in the famous celebratory after-party where runners and supporters will enjoy food, drinks and live entertainment throughout the evening in the Race Village. This is a fantastic opportunity for organisations to create and build team spirit, boost employee engagement and to promote an active lifestyle in the workplace, this really is an event not to be missed!
Team places are limited, so sign-up quickly to confirm your place in the inaugural Sao Paulo event.
One Team - Ten Runners - One Mile Each.
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The Bloomberg Square Mile Relay course is set to offer a unique, fun and exciting route for our first-time participants. Set amidst the Parque do Povo, runners will compete along a one-mile (1.6km) course.
More details and a map of the 2017 one-mile course will be available soon.
Bloomberg Square Mile Relay is proud to partner with Parque Ibirapuera Conservação, the non-profit organization dedicated to conserving and protecting Ibirapuera Park, São Paulo's largest urban park that receives approximately 220,000 visitors a week. A donation will be made on the night of the event to support their dedicated work in conserving and protecting the park to ensure it is clean, safe, beautiful and accessible to everyone. Runners also will be invited to join Bloomberg employees, friends and family to participate in a special conservation project in the park in order to have a positive impact on the city. The collective effort of 7500+ runners across 10 cites will positively impact our global community of race cities reinforcing Bloomberg’s long standing commitment to strengthening and improving lives in the communities where we live and work.
