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Capturing the fun and camaraderie of Optiver’s team-building event on the Cairns Esplanade, showcasing how a global market maker embraces adventurous corporate culture.
An energetic event uniting Optiver’s diverse teams in Far North Queensland.
Optiver, one of the world’s oldest and most innovative market-making firms, ventured to Cairns for a refreshing take on team building. Eager to step out of the office and into a vibrant tropical setting, they chose the city’s iconic Esplanade to host a day of friendly competition and collaborative problem-solving.
Our role was to capture the genuine excitement, from group activities like supersized lawn games to puzzle-based tasks. Through lively photography, we highlighted how Optiver’s employees come together—translating their analytic, fast-paced work into a more relaxed environment focused on camaraderie, trust, and a touch of friendly rivalry.
Dynamic visuals illustrating corporate spirit and memorable experiences.
The event culminated in an evening of entertainment featuring fire dancers, live music, and bright festival-style lights—offering another layer of fun and wonder for participants. We captured candid moments of laughter and awe, demonstrating how personal connections can flourish when teams are removed from their typical routines.
These images and video clips now serve as a testament to Optiver’s commitment to fostering a spirited, inclusive work culture. By bringing teams from different disciplines together in such a dynamic setting, Optiver underlined its belief that memorable group experiences enrich their core mission of delivering efficient, transparent, and stable financial markets worldwide.
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