For Mirum Pharmaceuticals’ clinical operations group, a team-building afternoon became a chance to explore San Francisco and bring a little company knowledge into the game. On November 4, 2026, The Go Game hosted a Classic Adventure in the Embarcadero, led onsite by Robin Lara.
Seven teams appear in the completed event’s final standings. The booking listed 50 players, while the pre-event planning notes recorded 46 confirmed participants; neither figure is presented here as a verified attendance count.
A city adventure with a personal connection
The event plan identified an international group and a route beginning at Sue Bierman Park, with Sens as the planned end venue. Against that waterfront setting, teams tackled a mix of local clues, creative photo and video challenges, and company-specific trivia.
Mirum added ten trivia questions through the client portal. Their inclusion made the game specific to the group, pairing knowledge of the company with the discovery and improvisation of a Classic Adventure. The customization lived in the questions rather than a custom visual design.
Room for creativity
The event gallery captures the range of ways teams joined in: team portraits, bonus-camera moments and submissions to challenges including Pageant of the Masters and Historical Ballet. These shared tasks gave colleagues opportunities to create something together as they moved through the adventure.
A finish worth celebrating
The real winnerz topped the final standings with 973 points, followed by Win Hers with 835 and The Champions with 750. The gallery preserved photos and videos from all seven teams.
In the event’s follow-up email, the organizer said the clinical operations team had a blast and thanked the hosts for making the experience fun and memorable. That feedback belongs to this event, and reflects the combination of an onsite host, a walkable city setting and challenges tailored to the people playing.
For teams planning a similar outing, Mirum’s experience offers a useful example of how custom trivia can connect a city adventure to the group’s own story.
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