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.

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.

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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.

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.

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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.
