Without any doubt, the 21st European Company Sport Games held in Ghent will go into the history books as one of the best games ever.
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Testimonies
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Every day, my wife and I leave very early for a walk. And that modest physical activity is a determinant factor for the mood of the rest of the day.
Mr Chris Agius - Former Maltese Parlementiary Secretary for Sport -
EFCS purpose and activities are today clearly related to a need expressed as well by employees and employers. Whether it is for social issues, management, corporate culture, networking, productivity or health, the positive impact of physical activity within the workplace is now recognized. Employees’ well-being and performance: two arguments that resonate with employees and key decision makers. Company sport is much more than sport!
Mr Didier BESSEYRE - President World (WFCS) and European Federation for Company Sport (EFCS) -
Skills, behaviors and principles applied in the sport area can be adapted to the business and company area. All organizations that contributes to gather companies and sport federations to develop sport and physical activity for all are welcomed.
Mr Thomas BACH - President International Olympic Committee (IOC) -
Regular physical activity brings the citizen and the employee better life quality, well-being and health. Sport and companies have close relationships and have to work together. It’s a win-win situation, everyone benefits.
Mr Tibor NAVRACSICS - European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport -
I firmly believe in company sport because of its numerous positive assets. However, do not forget the non-active workers! Even though they may be inactive, many of them are convinced that sport practice on the workfloor is beneficial both for workers and employers. Company sport is a win-win situation.
Mrs Marianne THYSSEN - European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs, Skills and Labour Mobility
For the city of Ghent, these games was the first mega 5 day multisport event ever organized. Besides the excellent sport infrastructures, the games offered also the opportunity to the more than 5000 participants to discover the medieval capital city of Flanders, an unknown jewel according to several travel magazines and internet sites. The name of Ghent, city of sport, festivities, beer, cuberdon (sweet red noses), university, history, will certainly have been written down by many as a future city trip destination.