Team Building

• Why come?

  Leaders bring their people to Rare Bird when they want to:

  Recognize and reward their people for a job well done.

  Your people have worked hard, done a good job and deserve to celebrate. Do something special to let them know how important they are to your success. Sometimes a team just needs to take time out and have some fun.

  Build team unity and insight through experiential learning (that is fun and challenging).

  Your people work well together, but you know they haven't yet reached the "next level". If they know each other better, often the payoff is improved results and increased satisfaction for all employees. When co-workers become more familiar with each other, they become more trusting and productive. And everyone needs to reenergize and refill his or her sails.

  Increase their team's skills, knowledge and capacity for high performance.

  Your team is good, and you believe in cultivating an atmosphere of ongoing learning. Providing your team with the skills and knowledge it needs to work most effectively together can be one of the best investments you can make, whether it winds up improving communication, decision-making or problem-solving skills.

  What can we do for you?

  Transfer team tactics from the sea to the office!

  Sailing takes place in an environment which in itself promotes teamwork. If you want to give your employees a fun day to remember, through which they will see how teamwork helps in achieving better results, a day under sails in the Rare Bird is ideal choice.

  In collaboration with your HR, we can provide your employees a light, informal or fully structured event, designed to help your team members acquire the targeted skills.

  Our skippers and instructors will help your team in mastering techniques of sailing and navigation using GPS. While developing as sailors, your employees will begin to work together more efficiently and effectively.

  Rare Bird has the experience and equipment for organizing a successful event according to your needs, including classroom instruction and meetings.