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GWI ‘hat-it-up’ during Easter scavenger hunt
Kaieteur News – The Guyana Water Inc (GWI) on Thursday capped their work week with a scavenger hunt at the company’s Shelterbelt location, ahead of the Easter holiday on Monday.
The fun-filled competition saw maximum participation from employees of various departments, who boisterously tried to out compete each other to locate clues concealed at different locations at the GWI headquarters and to most artfully design a hat.
Employees of the Human Resources Department with their prizes
“The search was hectic. It saw the employees scurrying from top to bottom of all the buildings at Shelterbelt, searching every nook and cranny to locate colour-coded clues and when this exercise was completed, they quickly rushed to design a hat that will capture the hearts of the judges,” GWI said in a statement.
Executive Director of Corporate Services/Company Secretary, Nigel Niles (third left) with colleagues of his department proudly display their prizes
In the end, all the ‘hats in the ring’ were outstanding but the Information Technology Department emerged as champion, followed the Corporate Services and the Human Resources departments. Corporate Services also won the prize for Best Team Building Capacity while employees of the Human Resources Department walked away with the prize for Most Organized Team.
An employee of the Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) showcases an Easter hat during a scavenger hunt at the company’s Shelterbelt location.
- Company Secretary, Executive Director, Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI), Human Resources Department, Nigel Niles
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