Showing posts with label The Apprentice event in Atlanta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Apprentice event in Atlanta. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2015

The Apprentice - Corporate Team Building Activity in Atlanta



Hi there, Shannon here with another corporate event update from American Outback Adventures & Events.

Today we did an Apprentice in Atlanta, Georgia. The client today was getting together in Atlanta for their annual conference. They partake in team building every year and this year’s Apprentice had them wondering “how are we ever going to top this?” There were some custom elements to this Apprentice. Teams had to complete challenges to earn tickets to spend at the Apprentice shop instead of a monetary budget. These custom challenges were created to highlight this company’s product and spokespeople. There were 12 teams and each team received 3 minutes at the conclusion of the event to present their marketing campaign to the entire group. These were some of the most elaborate, energetic presentations I’ve ever seen. The company was fortunate enough to be able to get some children from a local charity to attend the end of the event to receive the bikes and talk about the amazing organization they attend. It was just the best way to end today’s highly competitive, very energetic event.

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Tuesday, November 18, 2014

The Apprentice Corporate Team Building Activity in Atlanta



Hi there! Shannon here with another corporate event update from American Outback Adventures & Events.

Today we had a 50 person Apprentice in Atlanta, Georgia. This international, multi-million dollar company meets twice a year in various cities to reconnect and foster personal connections within their teams. Today we hosted the sales and operations team for our Apprentice. Prior to the event beginning, a 30 minute presentation from the VP of Community Outreach from the Boys and Girls Club of America spoke about the fantastic work they do in the community and the change they make in children’s lives. Then, the recipient of the annual Boys and Girls club of America Outstanding Youth Awards spoke about her experience with the club. It was a great and very touching way to start the event. These teams were ready to go, and I had barely finished the instructions before they were ripping open the bike boxes to begin building. Today’s apprentice was a shorter one, in total lasting around 2 hours, but we had still had 8 teams present their marketing campaigns, including an appearance by Taylor Swift, a human bicycle and even some original songs. Overall, it was a fantastic Apprentice here in Atlanta today.

To learn more about our Philanthropic events where you and your teams can give back while building your team spirit, visit us at www.americanoutback.net