Because the end of classes is always a great motive to celebrate…
Last May 25th we had the pleasure of organizing a Team Building regatta. This time with a group of young finalists from a North American school. It was an event on the Tagus that happened on the eve of their departure towards their countries of origin.
The sailing boats were manoeuvred by students of such diverse nationalities as Australia, Canada, the United States, Ghana, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Singapore and New Zealand. The students were escorted on each boat by two members of the Lisbon Sight Sailing team. Participants then received an initial briefing related to sailing techniques and safety measures on board. Subsequently, followed a period of training and habituation to the tasks to execute on board during the competition. And in an instant the starting signal was given… and the race started!
… a Team Building regatta is the best option!
The weather conditions were ideal for this initiative. Lisbon’s sun and the regular winds, of approximately 14 knots, allowed us to experience this event in an extremely fun and sufficiently competitive atmosphere.
At the end of the regatta, and after announcing the results and positions on the podium, participation diplomas were awarded to all participants, and this moment was used to toast the winners. It was wonderful to see teachers and students together, with a healthy, complicit and fun atmosphere. Undoubtedly, another successful event in which everyone benefited.
The organization of this Team Building regatta was prepared five months in advance. All the logistics and planning of the event required special attention and a high level of customization of this initiative. In fact, it is something we are used to doing. And for that reason we engage in each event in a professional and personalized way. Above all, what we want is to understand the expectations and objectives to be achieved with this type of initiative. That is why we always ask clients to provide us with all the details. Final result: when the big day arrives everything goes as desired.
