By Ghana News
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The CEO Challenge at the Citi Business Olympics 2025 lived up to its reputation as one of the most exciting highlights of the day, with over 40 chief executives going head-to-head in a high-stakes penalty shootout.
The challenge, designed exclusively for corporate leaders, tested the precision, composure, and competitive spirit of Ghana’s top executives.
Each participant was tasked with shooting into an empty goalpost under the watchful eyes of colleagues, supporters, and fellow CEOs.
Those who missed were immediately eliminated, while successful contenders advanced through a tense series of shootouts.
After several intense rounds that kept the crowd buzzing with excitement, the Chief Executive Officer of Federated Commodities (FEDCO) emerged as the ultimate winner, securing victory and bragging rights in the coveted CEO Challenge.
The CEO’s triumph added to FEDCO’s strong showing at the Business Olympics, where their staff also delivered spirited performances across multiple disciplines.
This year’s Citi Business Olympics, held on Saturday, September 27, 2025, at the Eden Heights Sports Complex in Weija, brought together employees from more than 60 companies for Ghana’s largest annual corporate sporting festival.
Teams competed in a wide array of events, including football, volleyball, lawn tennis, chess, and arm wrestling, all in pursuit of medals, trophies, and the prestige of being crowned champions.
Organised by Citi FM and Channel One TV, the 2025 edition was staged under the theme “Bridging the Gap in Our Corporate World Through Sports.” The event was powered in partnership with Syde Hassle, sponsored by UMB Bank and Eden Heights Sports Complex, and supported by Bethel Logistics, Danpong Healthcare, and Hallmark Café.
The CEO Challenge once again proved to be a fan-favourite segment of the Olympics, demonstrating that corporate competition is not just about staff teams but also about leadership stepping up to showcase resilience, focus, and composure under pressure.
With FEDCO’s CEO lifting the trophy, the company not only claimed glory in the boardroom but also on the sports field, underlining the unifying power of sports in Ghana’s corporate world.
