Corporate Challenge Recaps

Lee Company, Crowe, Jackson and Lifepoint Health share their inspiration

Polsinelli, Currax Pharmaceuticals and NContracts find meaningful investment in community

Hear from Nissan, Aegis Sciences Corporation and Pillsbury

What happens when some of Nashville’s biggest organizations face off in a game of dodgeball? You get teamwork, a little friendly rivalry and most importantly, a whole lot of heart.

The energy was electric at this year’s Music City Corporate Challenge, presented by Lifepoint Health, dodgeball tournament, a highlight of the larger initiative hosted by Special Olympics Tennessee. With teams diving, dodging and cheering each other on, the event was more than just an athletic showdown. It was a celebration of connection, inclusion, and civic-minded leadership.

Matthew Burgess has positive experience in first-ever event

VanSickle says community service is at the heart of the organization

"It’s the faithful thing to do..." - Kerrick Podgorski

First-year participants serve on and off the court

Veteran Corporate Challenge participants have been competing since before the pandemic

The home office of Hardee's and Carl's Jr. returns to compete and give back to the community

The first night of the 2024 Music City Corporate Challenge kicked off at Lipscomb University

Titans kick-off Corporate Challenge in Dodgeball win

Corporate Challenge allows new team members to build rapport with coworkers.

Lee Company took home silver

Nashville Predators and SOTN Board/YPB earned silver while Silicon Ranch and Pillsbury Law took bronze

Lee Company and UBS round out silver and bronze

Titans and Silicon Ranch earn silver while Pillsbury Law and Cooper Steel take bronze

UBS and First Horizon Bank take silver in respective divisions

Men's and co-ed basketball had intense competitions in week two

Music City Corporate Challenge kicked off with two divisions of dodgeball action

Aegis Sciences Corporation takes silver and UBS wins bronze

After several weeks of competition, TrustCore and UBS win respective divisions in overall competition

Nashville Predators and Jackson win their respective trivia divisions

Tennessee Titans and Lee Company won their divisions

Top individuals were William Reeves from AllianceBernstein and Christopher Westerfield from Aegis Sciences Corporation

Titans, Predators, First Horizon and Asurion round out the medal-winners

Teams competed in three separate fitness challenges to determine winner

TrustCore and Franklin Madison round out the top three finishers of the event

Jackson National and First Horizon Bank round out the top three of their group