11/26/2025
We are thrilled to be part of the Akron Marathon Corporate Challenge, helping to promote wellness and fitness in the business community.
Thank you to our dedicated Summa volunteers with special kudos to our fastest Women's Relay Team award winners.
Congrats to all the winners across the 26 local companies!
We are honored to announce the outstanding success of our Corporate Challenge Program for 2025, proudly sponsored by Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro.
The Corporate Challenge has proven to be a catalyst for a fun & competitive environment, promoting health, fitness, and wellness at every level in the local business community.
“Summit County businesses have once again rallied around the marathon tradition, embracing friendly competition and a focus on health and wellness,” said Ilene Shapiro, Summit County Executive. “The Corporate Challenge showcases the teamwork and community pride that make Summit County such a special place to live and work.”
More than 1,700 runners across 26 companies participated in the Corporate Challenge this racing season, turning it into a platform for a healthy and vibrant corporate culture.
Participation Division Winners:
Division 1 (5 - 44 Employees) – Scheeser Buckley Mayfield
Division 2 (45 - 99 Employees) – Hasenstab Architects
Division 3 (100 - 199 Employees) – Wright Tool
Division 4 (200 - 649 Employees) – Parker Meggitt
Division 5 (650 - 1,499 Employees) – National Interstate Insurance
Division 6 (1,500+ Employees) – The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Fastest Corporate Challenge Relay Team Award:
Fastest Men’s Relay Team: GPD Group – The Relay Good Runners – 3:46:59
Fastest Women's Relay Team: Summa Health – Womb Zooms – 4:20:39
Fastest Mixed Relay Team: CESO Inc. – – 3:11:43
Company with the Most Volunteers:
Summa Health – 80 Volunteers
Spirit Award:
Summa Health – 32 Social Media Posts
Company with the Highest Amount Fundraised for Charity:
FirstEnergy – Raised $100,000 for the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank
“It’s been incredible to watch the Corporate Challenge evolve into such a meaningful part of our race series,” said Anne Bitong, president and CEO of the Akron Marathon Charitable Corporation. “The way local businesses rally together embodies everything the Blue Line stands for, including wellness, teamwork, and community.”