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Unboring your teamwork training with connection and creativity

You’ve got a strong and capable team. How do you get them to:

  • Be more connected, collaborative, and engaged.

  • Improve their non-verbal communication.

  • Have better ideas and insights.

  • Adapt to changing environments.

  • Solve complex problems.

Leveraging the power of improvisation, we can unboring your team training to help your team perform at their very best.

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Improv fan? Here’s how to smuggle improv into your workplace…

With organisations, we use the tools and techniques of improvisation to help make real culture change. We call this Applied Improvisation — it’s the fun of improv repurposed for wellbeing, creativity and innovation. This brief guide will help you:

  • Understand who we work with.

  • Know who specifically to connect us with in your organisation.

  • Craft a short, snappy email that will get your workplace embracing a different, unboring, improv-informed approach to training.

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TEAMS FACILITATOR

ADEN DATE

Aden Date is an unboring teamwork trainer who helps scientific, clinical, and technical teams communicate, collaborate, and solve problems more effectively. Using insights from cognitive science, he designs practical learning experiences that unlock the intelligence already within a team.