Hello colleagues, As we are getting to the end of 2022, it is time to gather ourselves. As we discussed previously, since some of our colleagues are going on an early vacation, we are also planning this meet earlier. Program for the 25th Nov: Beach Volley Ball at Beach: 16:00 - 17:30 Track #10. (same track as last time :)) We get refreshed, 17:30- 18:15, Bring towels, shower etc. 18:30 we start going towards Sundbygård Our Julbord timing starts at 19:00 hrs Meet you there! Call if you need a pick up/drop. @joe40568 @Nidhin R @SHIVA @naveen @sid @sid965 @sudh @naresh

We try different sports different times. We have so far tried Badmiton, Bowling, Pickleball. This wednesday 2nd Nov, the idea is to try Beach Volley Indoors. Track is booked at 17:30 at "The Beach", in Huddinge Please confirm your participation @naveen @SHIVA @joe40568 @sid @nidhin27 @naresh @nidhin27 @therese

Now its time for our summer event. As discussed 30th July. We will be travelling together with colleagues to the first city of Sweden, Birka in a boat. Birka the Viking City – managing a World Heritage It is a UNESCO world heritage site and has rich history. The Birka archaeological site is located on the island Björkö in Lake Mälaren and was occupied in the 9th and 10th centuries. Hovgården is situated on the neighbouring island of Adelsö. Together, they make up an archaeological complex which illustrates the elaborate trading networks of Viking-Age Europe and their influence on the subsequent history of Scandinavia. Travel Info: We travel by boat from the following location and timings. Note the timings and come atleast 15 minutes before departure. Please dont be late. Departs:Vårby brygga (VÅRBY), Sat 30 Jul 2022, 10:50 Arrives:Björkö, Birka (BIR), Sat 30 Jul 2022, 12:00 (1 hr 10 min) Information:150101 M/S Victoria Departs:Björkö, Birka (BIR), Sat 30 Jul 2022, 15:30 Arrives:Vårby brygga (VÅRBY), Sat 30 Jul 2022, 16:30 (1 hr ) Information:150102 M/S Victoria We will have lunch together, go through the Viking city and explore the area, talk and walk, similar to what we did during winter and come back the same day in the evening. More about Birka: In the mid-700’s, a city was born on Björkö in Lake Mälaren named Birka, a location, which is commonly called Sweden’s first town. It is believed that it was the Swedish King who took the initiative to form the city as part of a desire to control the trade in northern Scandinavia, both politically and economically. The Swedish King himself was living a few kilometers away, at a place called Hovgården on Adelsö. At that time it was the King’s duty to keep order in the city and protect it from being looted. Birka – the perfect trading area Merchants and tradesmen came to Birka with goods from all over Europe and other parts of the world. We know this through archaeological excavations, were they found Arabic silver, beads from Eastern Europe, beautiful glass goblet, ceramics and exclusive fabrics. These goods were traded for exclusive goods that we have here, for example, iron, skins, horns and fur. In the city worked many different kinds of craftsmen like comb makers, blacksmiths, weavers and others. They lived in simple houses that were arranged in rows down towards the docks. A flourishing Birka for 200 years During two hundred years Birka was a thriving city and Sweden’s most important place for trade throughout northern Europe. The city had a perfect location because it was centrally located, but also well protected in the Baltic Sea. Birka had about 700-1000 inhabitants, which today can be compared to the Swedish island Visingsö in Lake Vättern. Birka was abandoned – an era to the grave The residents of Birka started to abandon the city to move elsewhere after two hundred years. Some may have moved to Sigtuna, Sweden’s next thriving city after Birka. No one knows exactly why Birka was abandoned, but accepted theories is based on political decisions, but also that Birka lost his strategic and easily accessible location through the land rise. @SHIVA @sudh @nidhin27 @sid @sid965 @therese @joe40568 @naresh @naveen

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In the Annual Conference of Multipliers in december 2021 , we discussed that we will aim to meet physically atleast once a month. Since then a number of our colleagues (including myself) have been struck by Covid and other unplanned events. Now it is time for us to kick start our get together. As a Multiplier and former Personal Trainer, I think it would be healthy to have a physical activity in combination with our meeting. The proposal is that we have an event bi-weekly on a week day in the evening. Thursdays are the proposals on even weeks starting Week 10. What? Pickle Ball (Its fun, check out the links below) [Try something new] When? Thursdays, Even weeks (Week 10, Week 12 etc.) starting thursday 10th March 2022, Timing 18:00 to 19:00 Where? Tvetavägen 10, 151 65 Södertälje (Map) General Rules: Bring your Sport Shoes, Sport attire and if you are planning to take shower after, the necessary kit for that. More info about Pickle Ball: Swedish: English: See you! Shanky Feel free to comment

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When: 3rd Dec 2021 16:30 - 4th Dec 2021 10:30 with overnight stay Where: Engsholms Slott All co-workers at Multiply are gathering at 16:30. All clients will be informed by Shanky that you will have to leave at 15:00. Recommend that we travel together in car. About: This is a 13th century palace with rich history in Sweden. You can read more about it here. (only in Swedish) Agenda: Day 1: 17:00 - 17:15 : Welcome and Get together 17:15 - 17:45 : What it means to be a Multiplier Ethics & Principles Mission & Vision and where we are heading 18:00 - 19:30 : Individual Presentations & your projects (Template below) 19:30 - 20:00 : Q&A, Open dialogue 20:00 - Julbord Buffé (Traditional Swedish Christmas Dinner Buffé) Social Games & Dialogue Single room accomodation is arranged for all colleagues Agenda Day 2: 07:00- 09:00 - Breakfast Buffé 09:00 - 10:00 - Brainstorming: Your ideas to sustain & grow Multiply 10:30 - 11:00 - How to be a good ambassador