The streets of Marina Bay buzzed with activity as the 19th edition of the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge Singapore 2024 commenced at the F1 Pit Building on Thursday, 11 April 2024. This year’s event attracted over 10,500 participants from more than 300 companies, showcasing a significant gathering of the corporate community.
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10 Companies with the Largest Contingents
Flagged off by Guest-of-Honor Ms. LOW Yen Ling, Minister of State for Culture, Community and Youth, and Trade and Industry, the 5.6-kilometer race was a display of spirited competition and camaraderie.
The top 10 companies with the largest contingents for the 5.6-kilometer race, including J.P. Morgan (1,063), were Chevron (303), Credit Agricole (273), Agency for Integrated Care (270), Jacobs International Consultants (225), Visa (210), Aon (176), GIC (164), BlackRock (150), United Microelectronics Corporation (125) and Cargill (125).
Results of J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge 2024
The race featured outstanding performances by seasoned champions. Shaun GOH from Fortinet Singapore improved his previous best time by 23 seconds, finishing at 17:36, while Jasmine TEO of Ice maintained her status as the fastest female for the third consecutive year, crossing the finish line at 21:50.
Male Runners
| Place | Name | Company Name | Timing |
| 1 | Shaun Goh | Fortinet Singapore | 17:36 |
| 2 | Sämi V | UBS | 18:52 |
| 3 | Sam Fletcher | Bullish | 18:53 |
Female Runners
| Place | Name | Company Name | Timing |
| 1 | Jasmine Teo | Ice | 21:50 |
| 2 | Isabella Rudd Rossler | Anglo American Marketing Limited Singapore Branch | 23:04 |
| 3 | Heather Tan | NIKE | 23:47 |
The J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge, which started in 1977 in New York’s Central Park, has expanded into the world’s largest corporate running event, held across 16 locations in eight countries. This year, the event marked Singapore as its second stop globally and the first in the Asia Pacific, paving the way for future races in Sydney, Hong Kong, and Shanghai.
More than just a race, the event promotes community spirit, teamwork, and corporate wellness, combining fitness with fun, food, and friendly competition. Since its debut on Singapore’s running calendar in 2004, the J.P. Morgan Corporate Challenge has become an essential event in the city-state’s business and social calendar.
Continuing its tradition, J.P. Morgan made a charitable donation on behalf of all participants to the Rainbow Centre, supporting the empowerment of persons with disabilities.
This ongoing partnership has entered its third year, enhancing community inclusivity. Approximately 30 representatives and students from the Centre participated in a specially designed shortened race route, further emphasising the event’s inclusive nature.
