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First Office Outing Showcases Creativity, Teamwork

Teams were built, (fashion) statements were made, no windows were broken. These were a few of the successes of Ring & Du’s first-ever Office Open miniature golf tournament held at the Ring & DuChateau offices August 9. Nearly 50 staff members took time out of their day to brave the challenging course cleverly designed by teams of R&D staff.

Hole themes included Lord of the Ring & Du, 80s Party, Santa’s Trip, Dog Leg, Border Wall and MEP Triathlon, the last of which was played with whiffle balls (hence no broken windows) and included a toilet paper pyramid, hard hat obstacles and a rotating flange in front of the hole.  Not surprisingly, it also was named the best-designed hole.

Prizes for the event included PTO hours, R&D apparel and lunch with Dave DuChateau or Paul Albrecht, Ring & DuChateau president and vice president, respectively. An all-employee luncheon followed the event.

Tournament prize winners included:

Lowest Score and Best Dressed (Woman): Project Engineer Heather Erdman

2nd Lowest Score: CAD Designer Dave Silvani, CAD Technician Pablo Guerrero, Engineer Justin Cosgrove

Lowest Team Score: CAD Designer Zeni Marchant, Senior Project Engineer Kelly, Engineer Marcos Trejo-Perez and Engineer Emily Bieszk

Best Dressed (Man): Senior Project Engineer Dave Feldbruegge

Best Designed Hole: MEP Triathlon, Designed by Project Engineer Ryan McNally, Project Engineer Heather Erdman, Senior Project Engineer Dave Feldbruegge, Lighting Designer Amanda Busalacchi and HVAC Designer Chris Redford.

The event was coordinated by Project Engineer Ryan McNally and Intern Mason Spang.

Office Open Collage
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