Poland Lots of fun, and well done

The game was attended by 21 teams, which had to compete by navigating between points marked on the map and efficiently tackling a variety of tasks at each of the mandatory checkpoints. It was not only speed that counted, but also team spirit. Each team made a donation to the Synapsis Foundation as part of their entry fee. The day culminated with an evening cocktail party at the Norblin Factory, in the Piano Bar music club. There, participants had the opportunity to buy products hand-made by the foundation's charges, as well as to bid for a special aeroplane flight - one of the pilots will be Krzysztof Misiak, who heads the Cushman & Wakefield team in Poland and is also a licensed pilot in private. The highest amount was offered by the Glass System company.

The funds raised will allow more children on the autism spectrum to receive specialised therapy. We appreciate not only the financial support, but also the opportunity to raise public awareness of autism through this type of event.
Joanna Grochowska, vice-president of the management board of the Synapsis Foundation

At Cushman & Wakefield, the issue of supporting diversity and inclusivity is an extremely important part of building our team's identity.
Krzysztof Misiak, executive partner, head of Poland, board member at Cushman & Wakefield

The sixth edition of the city game was attended by teams from companies: Accolade, Adgar, Atlas Estates, Brain Embassy, CBRE Investment Management, CTP, DWS, Globalworth, Ghelamco Poland, GLP, Greenwings, LCube, LemonTree, Panattoni, Peakside, Reino Partners, Rotschild and Cushman & Wakefield. In addition to the Synapsis Foundation, event partners were: 19th District, ProUrba, the editors of Eurobuild CEE and Adventure Warsaw.