Shared Energy, Shared Purpose — D-R-O at the Corporate Run

At D-R-O, we believe that positive energy drives not only business, but above all, people. It is commitment, collaboration, and shared values that build a strong team — both in everyday work and beyond.

This year, we had the pleasure of taking part in the Corporate Run — an initiative that combined sport, team integration, and meaningful support for those in need. The event showed that physical activity can be not only a way to take care of health, but also an opportunity to strengthen relationships and work together toward an important goal.

Our participation in numbers

The D-R-O team’s involvement was truly impressive:

• 15 people – our employees took part in the event, each running from their own place of residence,
• More than 42 km – together, we covered a distance longer than a marathon,
• 39:34 – our team’s average time, which we are extremely proud of,
• 1 shared goal – health, great fun, and support for the Everest Foundation.

Although each participant ran in a different location, we were united by one common purpose and strong team spirit. It was a great example of how collaboration knows no boundaries — even from different places, we can act together, support one another, and build a true sense of community.

More than just sport

The Corporate Run was much more than a sporting event for us. It was an opportunity to take care of our health, spend time actively, and at the same time support an initiative with real social impact.

Experiences like this remind us how important it is to maintain balance between work, activity, and relationships. At D-R-O, we value a culture of collaboration, mutual support, and engagement — not only in the workplace, but beyond it as well.

Thank you to the D-R-O team

We would like to sincerely thank everyone who took part for their energy, motivation, and fantastic atmosphere. We are proud that together we can achieve not only business goals, but also initiatives that bring people together, inspire, and help others.

Because teamwork works not only in the workplace — it works wherever people share a common goal.