As soon as TeamBonding Facilitator Paul Giroux kicked things off, asking “Ready for an adventure?”, it was clear this wasn’t your typical corporate event.
I like the challenge of starting something new.
...post-recession team building is also more critical than even before, with companies looking to get a greater return on their investment while making do with less.
As fans of public radio, we are proud to team member Rob Fletcher's work featured in a recent segment on NPR. This piece tells how our uniquely dynamic program, Play the Blues, helped an international team from Unilever come together through the universal language of music.
NPR Interview: http://quixoteconsulting.com/Media/NPR_ptb.html
More about Rob: https://www.teambonding.com/people/robfletcher/
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"When pharmaceutical company McKesson held a sales meeting in San Francisco for 80 of its salespeople, it worked with Stoughton, Massachusetts-based TeamBonding on an activity to build wheelchairs for a disabled veterans group."
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When a manager puts a corporate outing on his or her employees’ calendars, the typical response tends to be groans, eyerolls, and at best, shrugs of passive acceptance. After all, corporate events aren’t exactly the most thrilling way to spend one’s time. Whether it’s an annual meeting, training session, or company offsite, these sort of events usually include lame leaders, awkward icebreakers, and dull seminars on professional development.
That wasn’t the case yesterday, however, for Santander Global Facilities who embarked on an urban adventure organized by TeamBonding.
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Iconic teams know, as the TEAM acronym reflects, together everyone achieves more. The corporate world is no different. Here’s how to work with your clients on team-building events that produce all-star results. Goldstein says his company’s philosophy was built on the power of play. The 15-year-old company offers a host of teambuilding and bonding events and activities, aimed at getting people to know and trust each other outside the office setting, as well as develop communication and collaboration among employees.
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"This month, we wanted to try something a little different and spent a Friday volunteering together for a local charity contributing to Social Good in the greater Boston area. Our initiative was made possible by TeamBonding, a company that manages all the logistics to coordinate team bonding outings for organizations of all sizes."
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BostInno and Streetwise Media today announced the official lineup of the Boston State of Innovation Forum (BSOI), scheduled for June 12, 2014 at the Westin Waterfront....
There are hundreds of ways to help your staff bond out of the store—from lunches to weekend retreats, from cooking contests to volunteer projects. JCK talked with several retailers who have developed their own ways of boosting team spirit as well as the experts who counsel companies looking to create a more cohesive—and productive—staff. “A company is much more efficient when people can depend on one another,” says David Goldstein, team-building specialist with TeamBonding in Boston...
It's no secret that some people find team-building exercises, well, alienating. While big, far-flung organizations still use team building in attempts to improve communication and camaraderie, many who participate end up wishing everyone had just stayed at their desks...
Over 1,600 military care packages were donated to Operation Gratitude through a single set of TeamBonding's Operation Military Care events in February...
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The corporate team-building event is experiencing a crisis of confidence—an ironic twist for a workplace morale-booster...
