We think our company team building experiences are awesome, but you don’t have to take our word for it. Read on to see what companies like Google, Elizabeth Arden, Facebook, Stripe, and others have thought of their team building tours with us.
At the start of the month, we teamed up with Takeda Pharmaceutical Company to organize an event for a group made up of both employees and non-team members. Some of their top sales reps, along with their friends and significant others, came together for a fun afternoon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Takeda wanted […]
read nowJust before Christmas, we had the pleasure of leading a group from law firm Hamilton Thies & Lorch on a Chicago team building tour geared toward inspiring their team and boosting creativity.
read nowAs our rave reviews continue to show, museums and company team building events are a perfect match! A few months ago, we hosted a team of thirty-six from Kings Collegiate Charter School on a two-hour tour of the American Museum of Natural History for an afternoon of creativity-boosting, team-building fun.
read nowIt’s no secret: we love scavenger hunts. We think they’re an awesome way to highlight cool pieces in the museum while still being a pretty great tool for subtle team building. Our scavenger hunts are super customizable, making them the perfect candidate for an event that’ll check all the boxes on your team building needs […]
read nowMore and more, companies are expanding their operations and hiring individuals across the globe. This presents new challenges for cohesiveness within and between departments in the company. These challenges are not impossible to overcome; with a little commitment to team building, your employees can be moving along smoothly and productively. Check out how Museum Hack’s […]
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Many of our custom company tours are focused on creating a memorable experience for that company’s employees with a healthy mix of team building, amazing stories, and fun. Just before the end of 2015, we were approached by UNICEF, who wanted to know if we could do something a little different. UNICEF’s idea was to […]
read nowLooking for ways to inspire your company to take on the world, but don’t like your options? Build your own team building revolution! That’s what we did with a team of nine employees from New Possibilities Group that recently came on a team building tour of the Fraunces Tavern with us. New Possibilities Group is […]
read nowHave you ever been to an event where you didn’t know anyone? Being in a large crowd of strangers can be intimidating for many people. People who are uncomfortable in these situations tend to stick to themselves rather than reaching out and meeting fellow attendees. It can be overwhelming, intense, and nerve-wracking. And that’s exactly […]
read nowPlans. They’re always changing, but luckily, our guides are great at improvisation and turning even the most unexpected situations into something awesome. We recently had the pleasure of working with a team from RMS – Risk Management Solutions, a company founded in 1988 at Stanford University that helps financial institutions and other public organizations with […]
read nowTeam building activities should be fun. It’s a simple principle, but it’s one that we swear by here at Museum Hack. A focus on “fun” is also one of the top reasons why we’re so excited about our new team building offerings. There are several elements that make up an amazing team building experience, but […]
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