Boston Team Building
Boston is a great landscape for outdoor team building games and activities. If you’re looking to inspire your team in Beantown to boost productivity and morale in your Boston business, then team building games from AdVenture Games, Inc. has the answer. Since 2005, we have helped business like yours customize personalized team building games for their team. Boston Public Garden, Piers Park and East Boston Memorial Park are all great locales for our fun, high-energy team building activities.
Boston is one of the most historically significant cities in the US. Home to Harvard and Boston College, the city provides a glut of talent for any company smart enough to headquarter itself there. That talent has helped to produce some incredibly successful organizations over the last fifteen years including Toast, DraftKings and Moderna. Even though these 3 companies are in completely different industries, they share one thing in common: they were built by remarkable teams functioning at an elite level.
So, how do you turn your team into a fine-tuned machine that builds the foundation of the next unicorn? We’ll give you a hint. It’s time to look into team building activities in Boston. But you’re slammed running your company, raising money and refining your product. To get the edge on your competitors you need to ensure those team building activities are a slam dunk but how do you find the time to figure that out?
That’s where Adventure Games’ expertise comes in. Our team has been solving any and all team building problems our clients face for years. A recent article echoes what every effective executive, manager or HR professional has known for a long time: employees are much less likely to quit their job if they have strong friendships at work. So, why not leverage our one-of-a-kind approach to team building?
It’s worked for some of the most successful companies on earth like Facebook, Google, HP and dozens of other Fortune 500 members. Let our unique activities and savvy facilitators provide an experience unlike any other that is designed to augment cohesion, form new friendships amongst employees, strengthen existing ones and elevate organizational productivity to new heights.
Companies in every industry are all wildly different but they share a couple of things in common: 1. They require modern, well implemented strategies to succeed in such a competitive environment and 2. They all have offices. Our Office Escape game is the perfect indoor game for team building activities in Boston’s harsh winter climate. Your teams work hard in your office everyday, but how hard is that office working for you? Why not give them something fun to do that gets them out from behind their screens and simultaneously heightens productivity? And best of all, you can do so while enjoying the finest of modern comforts: heated central air.
In this escape room style game employees are lured into what they believe to be a one hour seminar in a conference room only to learn that they’ve been trapped and must strategize collectively to escape. Once the clock has started the team must work together to solve dozens of puzzles to get themselves out of the conference room. With different puzzles requiring different skills, employees must communicate amongst themselves to learn each other’s strengths and weaknesses. This time-sensitive collaboration is sure to improve interoffice cooperation and increase productivity by revealing the hidden potential of every company’s greatest asset: human capital.
SpyGame is one of our most popular games for good reason. It begins with what appears to be a run-of-the-mill meeting and then the employees power on the television. On the screen is a pre-recorded video message from their boss who’s been kidnapped by a criminal syndicate. Teams are assembled and your staff must collaborate to walk around the city and gather intel in order to liberate their boss from the clutches of the criminals. Then, halfway through the game – when the teams think they’re on their way to a resolution: the teams are alerted that each team has a traitor. That’s right, someone among them is a mole working in secret to thwart their investigation. Finding the mole while progressing towards the goal is a phenomenal lesson in strategy and trust.
According to the MIT’s Sloan School of business, employees in high-trust organizations have more energy, are more productive and collaborate better with their colleagues.Doesn’t that sound like the kind of environment you’d like at your company? Another recent study summarizes a ton of available research data to show that employee collaboration and engagement is correlated to organizations innovating. Since innovation is what you need to stay ahead of the competition, SpyGame is the perfect solution for team building activities in Boston. Who would have thought that in order to bolster productivity, raise overall morale and strengthen your inter-office friendships that all you had to do was kidnap the head of your company?
Boston, like many of its older east coast counterparts, is an incredibly walkable city. Nestled on these conveniently accessible streets are adventures waiting to be had from the wharf to Southie. You might not know which Irish pub makes the best shepherd’s pie or which seafood spot on the wharf has the freshest catch, but we do. So, while your busy operating your organization, let us give you a few tips on where to go to bring your team together:
Where to Eat – Boston is no stranger to fine cuisine. The city is riddled with options that are to die for – but the Italian is something you can’t pass up. Even though picking a favorite Italian place in Bean Town is kind of like picking a favorite child, Giulia is still our favorite. This is one meal that you and your team won’t be forgetting any time soon.
Where to Stay – Get information from the Liberty Hotel and update the below.
In Boston, we have to recommend the Lenox Hotel. The mixture of modern and historic elements in the design that are a nod to the city’s past and present. The service is always as impeccable as the food at their 2 in-house restaurants. There are conference rooms on site and a concierge to help your team explore the incredibly walkable city. With 214 rooms, there’s space for big and small teams alike and you’ll definitely find yourself coming back every time you’re in Bean Town.
Where to Play – Boston is one of America’s most historic cities and Mobsters & Lobsters has got to be the best way to see it. Whether it’s cracking a fresh claw or a delicious lobster roll, taste the best Boston has to offer while taking in the gorgeous cityscape with your team.
