The task of the teams is to build a wooden motorbike. Teams must solve a bunch of jigsaw puzzles to get permission to visit the development center where they can see motorbike plans. The bike parts can be divided into four areas: exhaust and engine, front wheels, rear wheels and the frame. There is Braille on each piece of the puzzle. A “blind eye” member must learn and remember four characters of Braille and then return to his team to help them categorize bike parts. Team members learn to trust themselves and the others in the task with blindfolds; when one has hidden eyes, he is forced to concentrate on the other senses.

Bicycle construction is a true test for creativity and wisdom for teams.

It is often said that the greatest value of each organization is its people. The unique way of their work makes the business what it is and determines how the world perceives your business. Your people represent your brand with everything they do – just like your logo. In The Picture program builds on this idea and puts it into the practice in a way that clearly shows the importance of each team member in the company. During arrival at the conference all delegates will be photographed on different color backgrounds. During the conference, we process all the images on the computer to create a stunning piece of art in which delegates will play the main role. Under the sound of dramatic music, their own portraits are displayed on a large screen. First, we will show a quick succession of individual faces, then photomontage of eight people, then sixteen, then sixty-four …

In the Picture is the amazing three-minute finish of a conference that celebrates what your company is exceptional in and what your people contribute to its success.

Time Bound is an entertaining unusual experience that makes people laugh.

In order to achieve a successful outcome, teams must work together and communicate effectively. Teams can be made up from employees at all levels of the corporate hierarchy. They will like to let go and enjoy relaxing activity together. As the name of Time Bound, the program really attaches people to each other. The task is to create a life-size statue of any team member using ordinary materials – transparent adhesive tape and wrapping film. Then the teams build their human “time-statue” into a pre-set installation, which can take a variety of forms. It may include a conference theme or its central motto. You can then assemble and capture the installation in public or in your company.