JBO company event

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An unforgettable #company event is behind us. 🎉🥂

After a long Covid break, it was incredibly fun to meet everyone in person for the traditional #companyevent. Taking “3G” into account, we started with a harbor tour through Hamburg’s port and landed with a lot of momentum in the Golf Lounge. Afterwards we celebrated with plenty of food and drink and a few rounds of mini golf. Simply overwhelming!

We are incredibly proud of this incredibly great team. Thank you all for this spirit! We missed these joint activities and are happy to be slowly returning to normal.

We are already looking forward to 2022 with you! #Companyevent #Teambuilding

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