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Survivor Team Building in Toronto
Wilderness Survival in Toronto
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Survivor Team Building for Executive Retreats in Toronto
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Wilderness Survival, Survivor team building for executive retreats, will enhance team performance and fine-tune your corporate, sales and marketing strategy.
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.
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Available Late April to late October
We can offer Wilderness Survival as a luxury team building session at an upscale resort or at a cost effective ranch, country lodge, or camp site. We will incorporate activities within the scope of your budget to reinforce the Survivor theme. Examples include an outdoor barbeque, bonfire, an outdoor cooking challenge, canoeing, tubing, orienteering, shelter construction, fire starter challenges, horseback riding, a rodeo, zipline (add $150 per person), and a night hike into your experience.
Also available as a Unique Rugged Upscale Adventure in Alaska
(Maximum 10 People)
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Stop the press! We can offer this session as a 3 day retreat in upscale chalets near Timmins and include all facilitation, recreational activities (including equestrian trail ride and challenges) and meals for:
- Team of 35 - $450 - $475 P.P. Per Day
- Team of 20 - $550 - P.P. Per Day
- Team of 10 - $700 - P.P. Per Day
Timmins is closer than you think. 1 Hour Air Canada flight plus 2 hour shuttle to venue. If you have the budget for it, we can use an Amazing Race to get you up there via Limo.
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Recreational Actitivities
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A range of recreational activities can be incorporated into this retreat:
- Orienteering with a Compass
- GPS Geocache Treasure Hunt
- Fire Starter Challenge
- Night Trek on Snowshoes
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Tubing (Available Elora)
- Zipline (Available Elora, Collingwood or Algonquin Park)
- Treetop Walking (Collingwood - May to early November)
- Giant Corn Maize (Available July to Late October)
- Bon Fire with Marshmallows and S'Mores
- Night Hike
- ...and much, much more
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Overview
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It was supposed to be the adventure of a lifetime – a trek on horseback (or via canoe) to the heart of the Canadian hinterland. A short course at the Wilderness 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 in tents and cook their meals over an open fire during all or part of this Survivor style Wilderness Survival experience.
WHITE WATER RAFTING OPTION - OTTAWA AREA
For Groups of 12 or More
(Available May - September)
White Water Rafting Wilderness Survival Team Building is available in the Ottawa area. Due to limited availability, we HIGHLY recommend that you book at least 6 weeks in advance.
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What Happened
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Lots of laughs, turning down just one more trail to explore - and suddenly we’re separated from our guides and the rest of our party.
We’ve lost our money, our identification, our passports and our airline tickets. We have enough food to last for the rest of the day. All we have is our canoes (or horses and tack), 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 Native Canadian guides 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.
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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 our strategy using our Wilderness 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:
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- Identifying New Market Niches
- Marketing & Sales Strategy
- Team Ground Rules
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- Project Management & Planning
- Planning a New Facility
- Sources of Capital
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We pause, hunt for a bear and start a fire to cook it for lunch. Then we fine-tune our strategy and await rescue. After we are rescued, we defrost and reflect on how we can use our new toolkit when we return to work.
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To discuss 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.
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Sample
Agendas
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Day One
Arrival at Campsite or Resort
Team Leader Briefing Session
Team Briefing
- Executive Presentation
- Orientation
- Team Names with Mind Maps
Canoe Trek or Trail Rides on Horseback
Lunch in Teams
Product/Target Market Selection with Mind Maps
Immunity Challenge
- Tent and Campsite Set up or Shelter Construction Challenge
Commercials with Story Boards
Dinner in Teams
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Day Two
Immunity Challenge
Sunrise Breakfast in Teams
Immunity Challenge
Force Field Assesments
Tubing
Rescue
Lunch
Debriefing
- Preparation
- Debriefing Panels
Breakfast
Re-configure Teams
Application
- Think Tanks and Opportunity to Brainstorm and Get Input for Specific Real World Business Challenges
- Presentations
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To discuss 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.
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