What Went Down at CoreNet's Amazing Race

CoreNet Young Leaders held its third annual Amazing Race last week, with CoreNet members and non-members taking part in a Twitter Scavenger Race that required they solve riddles and post team pictures in front of historic downtown Toronto buildings (tagging Young Leaders in the pics on Twitter). The winning team was the festively attired Happy Ho-Hos, seen here, with Marc Frappier, Samantha Hulst, Maureen Amores, Leanne Renkema and Tim Au Yeung (that's CoreNet Canadian Chapter Young Leaders VP Curtis Kjinserdahln grinning in the background).

The evening wrapped with refreshments and prizes at the Duke of Devon. Curtis (snapped right with third-place team, Clueless: Nicole Jackson, Thomas Jackson, Chris Fyvie and Chantel Tedder) praised the event’s innovative approach to social media (with teams' broadcasting progress via Twitter) and applauded the enthusiasm of participants. “Even with 22 challenges, two teams managed to complete every single one.”

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