Annual Halloween Costume Competition | Hitachi - CSB vs. Nationwide Power

Annual Halloween Costume Competition | Hitachi – CSB vs. Nationwide Power

a group of people posing for a picture in Halloween costumes in front of a Sesame Street sign

As an annual tradition, the teams at Nationwide Power and Hitachi – CSB get into the Halloween spirit with a friendly little competition. ? ? ?

Both companies submit their themed or individual contest pictures to each other where a panel of judges at each company reviews for creativeness, authenticity, originality, and detail. The winner is determined when either Hitachi – CSB or Nationwide Power concedes to the other as the Halloween Champion.

Both companies did an impressive job with themes and execution, and had much fun in the process!

Nationwide Power’s participants included:

Sesame Street by the Accounting Team (Check out the Remote Employee Contribution)
The Gangsta Crew by the Service Team
Richard Simmons by a member of the IT Team

several people in Sesame Street costumes pose for a photo

a group of people in Halloween costumes posing in front of office cubicles

a man dressed in a Halloween costume poses in front of a Sesame Street sign

The panel of judges has awarded Best Overall for Nationwide Power to…
The Service Team’s Gangsta Crew

For Hitachi – CSB, the contestants included:

The Creepy Bunch by the Warehouse Team
Day of the Dead by the Sales Team
Toy Story by the Admin Team

a group of people in Halloween costumes standing in front of a Nissan forklift

five people dressed in day of the dead costumes in front of a decorated table and backdrop

a group of people dressed up in Toy Story costumes

The panel of judges has awarded Best Overall for Hitachi – CSB to…
The Sales Team’s Day of the Dead

But alas, one company must concede to the other for the 2019 Hitachi – CSB vs Nationwide Power Halloween Costume Competition.

Just as Nationwide Power was about to concede, Nationwide Power’s VP, Jim Hallingstad walked in with a last-minute attempt to tip the scale. What better way to wrap up this year’s competition and bring greater awareness to freight damage, than with a Damaged on Delivery theme?