Experiences & Trends

Experiences & Trends

Behind the scenes of the experiences we design, from leadership journeys to sports days.

Behind the scenes of the experiences we design, from leadership journeys to sports days.

Behind the scenes of the programmes we design and run: the Paralympic Games for companies, Turning Tables, Chain Reaction, AI journeys and management events.

How each format works, who it is for and what we learned producing it.

A private tour in front of The Night Watch at the Rijksmuseum

Experiences & Trends

Behind the varnish: a private morning with Rembrandt at the Rijksmuseum

The Night Watch has been cut down, slashed with a knife and sprayed with acid, and right now a team of conservators is taking off its varnish in a glass room while visitors watch. The public sees the glass. A concierge can get you the people behind it.

Turning Tables host on stage with the QR code and the countdown

Experiences & Trends

Turning Tables: the quiz show where you change tables after every round

Nine hundred EY people in two halls at NH Leeuwenhorst. A court house in Den Bosch. A town hall in Domburg at Christmas. Turning Tables is our answer to the dinner where everyone sits next to the colleague they already know: a quiz on iPads, a host, a DJ, and after every round the whole room moves.

Wheelchair basketball clinic for a company group at the Friendship Sports Centre

Experiences & Trends

Paralympic Games for companies: two hours in the shoes of the athletes

Wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, blind football and a keynote by the founder of Only Friends. Our most booked team programme in Amsterdam is not a canal cruise. It is an afternoon of Paralympic sport, played by colleagues, at the Friendship Sports Centre in Amsterdam-Noord.

Placing the yellow ball that starts the next section of the Chain Reaction

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Chain Reaction: one machine, built by everyone from the CEO to the receptionist

Pallets, pipes, crates, a yellow gym ball, a toy car on a slide and a trampoline. Every team builds one section, every section has to trigger the next, and at the end the whole company stands around a single machine that either runs from start to finish or does not. Chain Reaction is the team building programme where nobody wins unless everybody does.