Many people come out for a day of team building with a preconceived notion of what makes a “ropes course.” And then, when I ask what they know of ropes courses, they tell me about … Read More
Building Vs. Bonding
Finding Team Building Activities For Work Groups We often receive inquiries from small business and corporations seeking team building activities for their work groups. Some groups desire a recreational day out of the office, others … Read More
Building a Strong Company Culture
The most successful organizations know that building a strong company culture is the foundation of a successful business. The culture of an organization affects employee morale, performance, and retention. If there is a culture of … Read More
Ropes Challenge Course Vs. Adventure Park—What’s the Difference?
With the growing popularity of aerial adventure parks sweeping the nation, the benefits of a traditional ropes challenge course teambuilding program become even more difficult to explain. To the uninitiated, the ropes course and the … Read More
Recreational Teambuilding to Go
One of our favorite ways to deliver a day of recreational team building is through the use of the Adventure Team Challenge – a ‘self-led,’ station-to-station rotational team building event. Here’s how it works, and … Read More
A Few of our Team Building Options
We have gone through each of our team building options and tried to focus on and fine-tune the activities and programs that are most beneficial to our clients. We want to make sure that we are giving you the highest return on your investment as well as giving you a program that will fit your goals and your budget
A Day on the Ropes Course
Have you ever wanted to try a ropes challenge course, but wondered what it was all about? Take a trip with us on a team building ropes course at the Challenge Course at Butler School. … Read More
5 Tips for Team Building on a Budget
With Spring just around the corner, team building is on the mind of school groups, government agencies, not-for-profit organizations and corporations. The “doom-and-gloom” economic reports of 2009 have left many of our clients a little … Read More