A Great Way To Build Teams
Volunteering days are the best team building events – spending time with good people doing good things for a good cause… what could be better?
Having been on 2 when working in a corporate environment, I can vouch for them – getting out of the office and tooled up is great fun, and working on totally different “stuff” to the day job helps everyone bond.
Participate Projects
Organisations like West Yorkshire’s http://www.participateprojects.org.uk/ are bristling with projects for amazing causes, and is always on the look out to help managers put Employee Volunteering Days together.
If you are looking for a great team building day, get in touch with Anthony and the team at [email protected] or 01274 288787
5 Reasons to Hire a Pro Photographer
1 – Make Your Team FAMOUS!
If you’re in a huge corporate there may be a healthy rivalry and competitiveness between teams – what better way to get “one up” on your colleagues than to get amazing shots of you “doing good” in the newsletter. Surely that along is worth hiring a photographer for!
2 – Impartial photos
The photographer probably doesn’t know who’s who in the team, so you get a far more balanced set of images – not just loads of shots of the managers and directors to massage their egos 🙂 Depending on how the photographer works, you may get great “fly on the wall” shots which tell the full story of the day.
3 – Team stays Together
Rather than one guy taking photos with their i-phone all day, missing out on the team activities, let the professional get the shots.
4 – Quality Images
A quality photographer sees the world differently. They’ll be looking for key moments, when people are working together, concentrating on a task, helping each other out – but not only that, they will use the best quality lenses to ensure even in challenging darker conditions, you’ll get images which
5 – Great Team shots for your PR
Imagine a great shot of everyone, together with their tools and the team leaders…. now imagine it in the local press, or industry magazines. A really crisp, professional team shot is priceless for PR.