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 Today's business environment requires organisations to react to opportunities, threats, and marketplace trends more quickly and innovatively than ever before. Temporary task teams, designed to improve creativity and response time, are now a frequently used arrangement. Project teams, task forces, quality circles and committees are formed to tackle an issue that cuts across departmental boundaries.
Such teams are often composed of people with a wide variety of skills, experience and ideas. The team may also have a defined period of time to work on a specific issue, problem or opportunity.
What is clear is these teams need to literally "hit the road running"!
Our New Teams Event is designed to quickly integrate new team members. Learning more about team colleagues in a short space of time rapidly accelerates the "getting to know you" stage. New teams need to establish a sense of identity and cohesiveness that will help them to get to grips with their priorities.
A typical one-day New Teams Event may include one or more of the following elements:
- Fun and engaging team games to "break the ice".
- Discussion and team exercises to help your new team to develop a clear sense of identity and purpose
- A shared powerful experience so the new team starts building its own set of "war stories"
- The opportunity for team members to recognise and value the different skills and talents available within the new team
The exact content and nature of your New Teams Event will reflect your objectives as well as practical issues such as the number of participants, time available, location you require etc. To find out more, please call us on +44 (0)1558 668925 or use the enquiry form on our Contact Us page.
Eventus also offers a number of “off-the-shelf” team building activities that are ideal to include within your New Teams Event or to use as a stand-alone team building activity with a focus on kickstarting the team. These include:
 A full-day (with one over night) team event based in the Brecon Beacons for 5 to 25 "trailblazers"
This active event uses Canadian Canoes, footpaths, and mountain bikes and on a beautiful get-away-from-it-all route through the Brecon Beacons National Park. A memorable awayday to help new teams to gel.
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An indoor team event lasting about 2 hours for 6 to 150 "performers"
This is a real energy-raiser. Participants are quickly introduced to the skills of plate-spinning, juggling, diabolo and magic-sticks. Working in small groups everyone receives support and praise... big cheers all round!
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 Indoor/outdoor event lasting a few hours for 5 to 150 "roll-up-your-sleeves types"
Your team needs to organise itself into an efficient production line to both design and print an original logo on to a set of T-shirts. Tight deadlines and multi-stages provide a really engaging challenge. Ideal activity for new teams.
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 An indoor or outdoor event lasting a few hours for 8 to 200+ "problem-solvers"
The Labyrinth is loosely based on the TV game-show "The Crystal Maze". Teams tackle a series of problem-solvers. This event really highlights the different strengths of team members and is, therefore, ideal for new teams.
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 An indoor or outdoor event lasting half-a-day for 7 to 24 "challengers"
A big menu of intriguing team challenges to pick from and insufficient time for all to be attempted. It's decision time…and a great opportunity for a new team to gel on a really engaging team challenge!
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 An active team event lasting a half or a full day for 6 to 100 "challengers"
Teams complete a challenging route through the forest with a different team leader appointed for each leg of the journey and for each team challenge encountered. A memorable event to help new teams forge close bonds.
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 An active indoor or outdoor team building event lasting for about 2½ hours for 12 to 200+ "snap-shooters"
A fun and active conference team event that gets teams dashing around taking photos and using some mad props and costumes. Hilarity guaranteed and a great way to break the ice with a new team.
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