Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies Build-A-Bike® Event in Denver, CO
Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies gathered their Global Leadership Team for a Build-A-Bike® charity team building event at The Inverness Denver in Denver, Colorado. One hundred and fifty top leaders from around the world came together, bringing their competitive spirit to this charitable initiative. The event partnered with Mile High United Way, with the completed bicycles destined for their Holiday Store, where parents can select them as gifts for their children.
Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies, headquartered in Lakewood, Colorado, stands as a global leader in blood component, therapeutic apheresis, and cellular technologies. Originally established in 1964 as COBE Laboratories, the company now serves customers in more than 130 countries. As the only organization offering a comprehensive suite of apheresis collections, manual and automated whole blood processing, and pathogen reduction, they continuously push the boundaries of what blood can do for patients. Their workforce of nearly 7,000 associates worldwide is united by a vision of working together for better lives and a commitment to unlocking the potential of blood and cells.
Terumo Global Leaders Unite for Build-A-Bike® Event in Denver, Colorado
The Build-A-Bike® event brought together Terumo’s most influential leaders, transforming their natural competitiveness into a force for community good. The executives typically focus on advancing blood and cell technologies. But today, they channeled their leadership skills into a different kind of life-changing activity. The same drive that pushes them to innovate in medical technology was evident in their enthusiastic approach to bicycle assembly.
The event perfectly aligned with Terumo’s pledge to be a conscientious corporate citizen. Overall, it demonstrated their commitment to creating social impact alongside their technological advances. The completed bicycles were designated for Mile High United Way’s Holiday Store, adding a special dimension to the project. This innovative distribution method ensures that parents can select and give the bikes to their children themselves, rather than receiving them as direct donations. This approach resonates with Terumo’s own philosophy of empowering others, whether through medical technology or community support.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies’ Global Leadership Team. Thank you for bringing the competitive spirit and commitment to excellence to this charitable initiative! Special thanks to Mile High United Way for their creative approach to holiday giving through their Holiday Store program.
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