Submitted by todd on Mon, 03/07/2016 - 00:07
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The Planning Process
When planning your company retreat, it's important to truly think through your business' goals. Whether you'd like to establish trust among team members or challenge employees or inspire thoughtful conversations between those who normally don't work together, establishing these goals ahead of time will help you plan your team building retreat.Choosing the right venue is an important part of the planning process. A great team building retreat venue will provide you with the tools to keep your group focused on creativity, teamwork, and generating better business results once they return to work.
Team Building Examples
- Archery – Archery is a fun activity that anyone can master quickly. Once instructed on the basics including how to safely handle the bow and arrow and where to aim, participants can be divided into teams to compete against one another. This team building event harvests confidence and friendly competition.
- Rope Climbing – Rope climbing is a classic team building activity that encourages trust, communication, and team problem solving.
- Lake Activities – Activities on the water foster leadership, team building, interdependent and independent thinking, and communication skills. From lightly competitive kayaking to water-polo competition and paddle boarding, these team building activities offer employees the opportunity to flourish in a positive, team setting.
Unique Venues' Retreat Centers
Pali Mountain RetreatLocated only 90 minutes from Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties, Pali Mountain Retreat is a year-round conference center and is ideal for team building retreats. It offers a variety of indoor and outdoor facilities and holds up to 600 guests.
Quaker Ridge Camp & Conference Center
