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Team Building in Redwood City

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Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Redwood City is becoming known as the entertainment hub of the San Francisco Peninsula. Its unique retail, entertainment and restaurant experiences make Redwood City perfect for hosting team building events, programs and activities. We can plan an exciting team building event for your group at a Redwood City venue of your choice — a fun, bonding experience that will make a lasting impression on your colleagues and on your company.

Top 8 team building events in Redwood City.

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Corporate Feud

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Go Team – High-Tech Scavenger Hunt

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The Mystery Bus

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Everyday Superheroes

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The Charity Bike Build

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Pub Crawl Scavenger Hunt

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Do Good Bus

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Operation Military Care

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Team bonding so good, every day feels like Friday.

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"The team building activity was a success. We have worked through those barriers we were facing and have completely turned the corner. I do believe this activity brought us together even as we competed against each other."
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"Our team absolutely loved the Charity Bike Build event – it was truly an amazing experience! The feedback from our employees has been overwhelmingly positive, and everyone is still talking about what a meaningful and engaging day it was...Without hesitation, I would highly recommend Team Bonding to my colleagues and other leaders throughout our organization. We would absolutely love to partner with you again for future team building activities!"
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"I am pleased to report that the event was a complete success!...Your team was incredibly professional and a joy to work with, and the activities you suggested were a big hit. I cannot thank your team enough for all their hard work and dedication. We've already received requests to conduct this event again next year."
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"The Quickfire event was great...The lead of the meeting sent a thank you to the attendees and one of his comments says it all: Lastly, I’ve already heard great feedback on the team building activity, even from some colleagues with severe, self-diagnosed, team-building aversion. We can accomplish so much when we partner and learn from each other, and this goes more smoothly when there is a human connection to build on."
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"Seamless!!! You guys are machines! Super organized and Paul is a ball of energy!... It was great planning everything with you, you were always so responsive and willing to make any requests from the client work. A guest came up to me and thanked me for organizing, she said the woman from the non-profit was very moving and made them realize it was so much more than just building a wagon. Success!"

Preferred Venues in Redwood City

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Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport

1333 Bayshore Highway, Burlingame, CA, USA
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La Honda Winery

2645 Fair Oaks, Redwood City, CA 94063
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"If we’ve done our job right, every participant walks away with something meaningful; whether it’s a laugh, a new memory, or a deeper connection. You might even discover something new about yourself or your team."
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