Executive Retreats. Survivor. Executive Team Building. Jungle Survival. Camping. Canoeing. Orienteering. Sales Rallies. Marketing Strategy. Project Management. Sales Strategy.
Malaysia. Borneo. Kuching, Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu. Executive Teambuilding. Asia
Recharge + Refocus = Bottom Line Results
Jungle Survival Survivor Team Building Safari
Unique Survivor Team Building for Executive Retreats in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu, Borneo) Thailand and Other Parts of Asia
Jungle Survival will boost team performance and help you fine-tune your corporate, marketing and sales strategy using our proven tools.
Nobody gets voted off!
Important: To offer this session with the name Survivor and include elements from the show, we will have to collect royalty charges from you and pass them on to CBS, Disney or Touchstone depending on your location.
Please note: We are located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Bringing us to Malaysia will involve some air travel expenses. Please factor that into your budget before proceeding with a request for quote.
Our expertise is facilitation. We bring you an integrated approach to team building that delivers MUCH more value than just "fun in the sun".
We work with local alliance partners in Malaysia to handle the transportation, logistics, recreation, and meals and execute each session flawlessly.
We may be conducting a session in Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia in March or April, 2008. You can save money if you schedule your session for the same trip
Overview
It was supposed to be the adventure of a lifetime – a boat trek to the heart of Malaysia's jungles and rainforests. A short course at the Jungle Survival Academy to get us comfortable in this environment and a short familiarization trip and we’d be on our way.
But, we just couldn’t resist going for it.
BOOK EARLY TO ENSURE AVAILABILITY
If YOU really want to go for it, your team can camp out overnight and cook their meals over an open fire during all or part of this Survivor style Jungle Survival experience.
What Happened
Lots of laughs, just one more rapid to shoot - and suddenly we’re separated from our guides and the rest of our party. We’ve lost our money, our airline tickets, our passports, our luggage, and our identification. All we have is our canoes, enough food to last for the rest of the day, the clothes on our backs, our survival packs, and the one “luxury” item we managed to sneak into our gear.
We’re alone in our teams, struggling to get back to civilization. We’re not too worried, our Aboriginal guides (Orang Asli in Penninsular Malaysia, Iban in Malaysian Borneo) told us they’d send out a search party.
In the meantime, we must come up with a plan. Our guides will help us implement it and get the word out. We toss around a few ideas while we construct makeshift shelters. To get home, we have to raise money for our plane fare and to replace our supplies. The only way to survive is to take stock of our situation, figure out where we want to be, make our plans and take action! We decide to get a good night’s sleep before we fully explore our options.
The next morning, we fish for our breakfast and cook it over an open fire. After breakfast, we begin to map out our strategy using our Jungle Survival Toolkit as a guide. We make excellent progress by using tools like mind maps, storyboards, force field anyalysis, and flow charts. These are the elements of our plan:
Identifying New Market Niches
Marketing & Sales Strategy
Team Ground Rules
Project Management & Planning
Planning a New Facility
Sources of Capital
We pause. We hunt for a tiger using the blowpipes that our guides taught us to use at the Jungle Survival Academy. We start another fire to cook it for lunch. Then we fine-tune our strategy and await rescue. After we are rescued, we debrief and reflect on how we can use our new toolkit and continue to work effectively as a team when we return to work.
To describe your requirements and find out how we can help you achieve your objectives, please submit the Booking Request Form that you can access through the Book Services tabs and links.
Rugged itineraries are available at camps:
near the Batu Caves (2 Days/ 1 Night or 3 Days/ 2 nights)
at Ulu Terong waterfalls in Perak (3 - 4 days)
near Kuala Lumpur
In addition to jungle treks and the business exercises listed in the sample agenda below, you and your team will learn how to:
Make a water bottle out of bamboo
Set up a shelter based on a sketch
Make hunting spears and emergency fishing rods
Make emergency bamboo plates and cups
Go fishing and grill fish in the open air
Gather firewood and start a fire
Cook rice in coconut and use leaves to cook chicken in the ground (vegetarian options available)
Think Tanks and Opportunity to Brainstorm and Get Input for Specific Real World Business Challenges
Presentations
Lunch
Department Overview Presentations (Optional)
Other Agenda Items (Optional)
Wrap Up
Another rugged itinerary is available at Teman-Negara that includes:
An overnight stay in an Orang Asli (aborigine) village
Constructing your temporary hut - 5 to 6 pax per hut (Material provided)
Prepare your own dinner over bamboo (Bamboo, rice, 1 chicken, and 1 fish provided for every 5 - 6 people)
To describe your requirements and find out how we can help you achieve your objectives, please contact us via E-mail or submit the Booking Request Form that you can access through the Book Services tabs and links.
