Bring on the Game Day
All cards on the table
Strengthen your team by having fun. We developed Minions of Disruptions™, a collaborative board game, in which you look for possible ways to tackle climate change. The shared challenge unleashes dynamic interactions and collaboration.
Game Day is a great way to bring people together, and energize them with a game play. Watch out, it is seriously fun.
During the Game Day, you:
- Get to know important concepts that is most relevant for your organization.
- Grow your understanding for various actions against climate change.
- Get motivated to tackle challenging issues together.
What exactly does a Game Day look like?
Our experienced facilitators will guide you through an amazing experience. Whether you have as few as 10 people or 50 or more, we tailor the half-day programme to your needs. For more information, download the info sheet.
STEP 1 - Battle the Minions
We start by playing Minions of Disruptions™, our new and exciting board game, to get the participants to think about climate change in a fun way.
STEP 2 - And Now Forward
Playing the game always results in a lot of discussion and excitement. In small groups, we present experiences to each other and discuss the next steps that we want to take as an organization to a higher level.
Check out the Minions of Disruptions
Past Game Days
28 June 2020 at Amsterdamse Bos
Tweet and LinkedIn update
6 September 2019 in Amsterdam
"To any leaders looking to inspire their teams"
“I have been looking for innovative ways to create awareness and insights among students about climate change. The Game Day offered the perfect solution: everyone played Minions of Disruptions for an afternoon and participated with full commitment. After the play, we discussed what we, as individuals and groups, can do ourselves adapting to climate change. The fun game element also made the activity much more energetic and yielded new insights.
I highly recommend this team building and experiential learning activity to any leaders looking to inspire their teams.”
Ina Horlings, Professor Socio-spatial Planning at Groningen University
19 January 2020
Interested to play?
Great! It is very simple. Click on the button below. Just a couple of minutes and you are set!
After receiving your information, we will follow up and schedule a short meeting with you. This way we can put together a fantastic program tailored for you.
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