Energiser: Hold the Front page
EVENT OVERVIEW
Create your own news!
Using the props and materials provided, teams produce their own giant newspaper front page. Witty headlines, eye-catching pics, gossip columns and adverts are the order of the day. Drawing deep on their creativity and flair, participants will create a retrospective to look back on a successful year for your business!
Hold the Front page Snapshot
Here’s everything you need to know about Hold The Front Page*:
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Features
Benefits
Keepsake
Topical current affairs & your business relevant
Accessible to all
Collaborative & creative
Customisable & brandable
Fosters debate and builds consensus in the development of business messages
Promotes creative thinking in live business projects and initiatives
Allows staff to contribute to a shared vision of the future
Combines teamwork with an element of cross-team competition
Features
Keepsake
Topical current affairs & your business relevant
Accessible to all
Collaborative & creative
Customisable & brandable
Benefits
Fosters debate and builds consensus in the development of business messages
Promotes creative thinking in live business projects and initiatives
Allows staff to contribute to a shared vision of the future
Combines teamwork with an element of cross-team competition
How Hold the Front page Works
Teams create a newspaper front page to reflect aspects of your organisation. Props, Polaroid cameras and craft materials are provided, allowing everyone to get involved in this fun, business-relevant project.
Hold The Front Page is ideal for teams drawn from all levels of an organisation. It also works well for large conference groups with limited time and space.
We can tailor Hold the Front Page to run for 25 to 75 minutes – or anything in between.
To provide a business-relevant context, teams have to ‘fast forward into the future’ and create the front page of a newspaper a year from the date of the event. Each team’s headline story and features have to give a positive take on one of the organisation’s successes over the year.