EA Worldwide Acquisitions Enter Local Football League

EA Worldwide Acquisitions say that sports people have a competitive edge that can be beneficial in business. The firm is therefore proud for team EA Worldwide FC to enter the local football league and be the eighth top scoring team in London.

Every Thursday, team EA Worldwide is playing at London Bridge, Mint Street. The team is currently holding third position in their football league consisting of six teams. EA Worldwide are competing with Cisco, who are currently leading the league table, Bell Pottinger FC, Maris, CHP CF and Substandard Liege. In addition to that, EA Worldwide are proud to be the eighth top scoring team in London. “This is a big accomplishment, especially considering that there are around 250 teams playing in London,” says Josh Cote, Managing Director of EA Worldwide Acquisitions. “I have been following the team and it is great to see that after a long day at work the team get a chance to spend time outside the office and build that comradery, you get to know a lot about your co-workers on the pitch,” adds Josh Cote.

Sports activities are seen as very beneficial when it comes to team work and success in business. Josh Cote says that since team EA Worldwide has hit the ground, team work and competitiveness have increased which had a positive impact on the number of sales. “It is amazing to play football with these guys. Team EA Worldwide has grown together as a unit, not only on the pitch,” says Privan Patel, Captain of team EA Worldwide.

Josh Cote is looking forward to Thursday when team EA Worldwide have their next game against their opposition CHP CF. “I would not miss it and really look forward to watching the game,” says Josh Cote.

EA Worldwide Acquisitions is one of the leading outsourced sales and marketing firms in Greater London. The firm was established as part of an expansion from their US operations to the first international office in London, UK in Spring 2007.

Be sure to keep up with team EA Worldwide’s results by checking back at the League table here.