TSP PARTICIPATES IN 2017 CITY OF RICHARDSON CORPORATE CHALLENGE

TSP (Technology Service Professionals), a privately held IT services company, announces their #TSProckstars will be participating in the 2017 City of Richardson Corporate Challenge for the second consecutive year.

The Corporate Challenge promotes, enables and supports values such as teamwork, company pride and workplace wellness – all through healthy competition. The Olympic-style competition is a professionally run, volunteer-driven event coordinated by the City of Richardson’s Parks & Recreation Department.

“We had so much fun participating in last year’s Corporate Challenge and are excited to do so again this year,” said Frank Gonzalez, co-founder and CEO, TSP. “This event is a great way to raise money for a worthy cause and we always enjoy seeing our employees band together to do good.”

The City of Richardson Corporate Challenge has contributed more than $2 million to Special Olympics Texas since 1998. In honor of raising money for this cause, each participating team is assigned a Special Olympian who is invited to attend all company events.

“There is nothing more rewarding than seeing our people live out our values and the Corporate Challenge is one event everyone loves,” said Rick Skaggs, co-founder and president, TSP. “Not only does it raise funds for the Special Olympics, but it is also a great way to build comradery between employees and other companies in our community.”

TSP will be competing in Division C along with seven other DFW-area companies consisting of 349 employees and fewer. Last year, TSP took home the Superior Sportsmanship award and the Spirit award in their first year of participation.

The Corporate Challenge begins with Opening Ceremonies on August 11 and will last for 10-weeks. The competition consists of 25 athletic and non-athletic events, including volleyball, corn hole and table tennis.