Read more about some of our teams and their challenges below
In a nod to the classic Phileas Fogg tale, the National Leadership Team's adventure will start and finish at The Reform Club in Pall Mall. They'll have just 80 hours to visit as many RSM offices as they can.
A group of music loving (but non musicians) got together to form a band with the intention of learning to play an instrument and putting on a show for the office.
The National HR and Development team accomplished their Duke of Edinburgh Diamond challenge, which was to build and donate brand new bikes to a worthy charity – Teens Unite.
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A team of accountants, auditors and fraud specialists from the Birmingham and Stoke offices will join forces on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July to climb the three highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales, in 24 hours!
The amazing RSM Warriors team from Reading has more than 20 team members who are willing to face their fears and train hard.
Get Carter is a team made up of 15 people who all work in the Birmingham office. We consist of admin staff, secretarial staff and a consultant.
For their challenge they decided to take on the national three peaks – climbing the highest mountains in Scotland (Ben Nevis), England (Scafell Pike) and Wales (Snowdon) in the space of 24 hours.
Wanting to get involved in the DofE Diamond Challenge and knowing there were some keen cyclists amongst the partnership group, London region managing partner, Jez Filley, and Head of Assurance, Jonathan Ericson, had an inspired idea.
The Duchesses of Telford are made up of the bid team and consulting administration teams. Their challenge is to cover the distance between the Telford office and the Edinburgh office.
A team of partners from the Bristol office set themselves the challenge of visiting as many clients and targets as they could in ten hours using at least five modes of transport.
The Diamond Geezers set a challenge to play 72 holes of golf on four courses in four different counties in 24 hours.
The Bristol office take on a climbing wall 140 times, equivalent to the height of Snowdon.
A team of six digital communications team members will be walking, rowing and cycling from Windsor Castle to Buckingham palace covering a total of 26.2 miles.
A team of six corporate finance staff and partners from Scotland made the rash decision to complete the 10miles/16km of the Great Edinburgh Run.
The Guild Wheel Walkers are a team 12 from the Preston office. They took on the challenge of the 21 mile Guild Wheel walk.
The London based Charities team walked 100km from Putney to Henley following the river, taking part in the ThamesPath challenge.
It’s taken a little while for the Chelmsford Office to put
together something for their Dof E challenge as ours was not quite as
successful as most. Our challenge was a
12 km mud assault course called ‘The Gauntlet’ in one of the most picturesque
parts of Essex, Finchingfield.
