Rexdale, ON - Woodbine Entertainment Group will officially kick-off its United Way workplace campaign on Wednesday, September 30th and you are invited to join in on the fun!
Relay teams race off against each other on the famous E.P. Taylor Turf Course at Woodbine Racetrack. Each team consists of four members and includes at least one female runner.
This event has been growing in popularity from its inaugural run of two races in 1999. Last year, over 82 runners competed in six different categories raising over $4,000 for the United Way.
ObjectSharp has jumped to the plate, and has two teams of four people participating. Come out to the track and bet on your favorite Objectsharpee! Good luck to all!
Following the races, a BBQ and prize draw will take place. Come on out and bet on your favourite team!
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Registration: Opens at 3:30pm
First Race: 4:00pm
Place: 555 Rexdale Boulevard, Toronto, ON
Parking: FREE! (Parking area LOT G)
| TEAM MARKETING |
TEAM TRAINING |
| Sofia Intounas |
Julie James |
| Darrin Wilson |
Jon Dewees |
| Richard Underwood |
Ted Hoffman |
| David Totzke |
Max Yermakhanov |
About ObjectSharp
ObjectSharp is one of Microsoft’s leading software consulting and training Partners. Our mission is to help our customers design and deliver custom business solutions that deliver outstanding value to their organizations. We train and help our customers deliver using the .NET family of software technologies: SharePoint, SilverLight, Team System, BizTalk and SQLServer. To learn more, please visit www.objectsharp.com.
About Woodbine Entertainment Group
Woodbine Entertainment Group (WEG) is the largest and most innovative horse racing operator in Canada. In terms of live racing programs conducted, it is one of the largest in the world.
The Corporation operates two racetracks in the Province of Ontario. Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto hosts both standardbred and thoroughbred racing. It is the only track in North America that can offer both breeds of racing on the same day. Mohawk Racetrack in Campbellville (approximately 20 miles west of Pearson International Airport) hosts summer standardbred racing from May through to October. Both of these racetracks also house slot machine gaming which is managed and conducted by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming.