Team Building

Team-building should never feel like reheated leftovers. 

That’s the philosophy Will Leggett, head of experience at United EVENTures, swears by. 

While some companies rely on cookie-cutter formats and predictable icebreakers, Will and his crew take a different path, starting with a blank slate and ending with events that teams actually remember.

How custom team building events should be!

Planning a team-building event shouldn’t feel like prepping for a surprise party where no one knows the guest of honor. 

Yet, somehow, it always does. 

The questions start rolling in fast: What are we doing? How long is it? Is this inside or outside? Do I need to wear gym clothes or a blazer?

That’s where Danielle Lind, team-building whisperer and pro at United EVENTures, comes in. 

Danielle’s heard it all and seen it all, and in this guide, tackles the top five questions clients ask when planning a corporate event.

Spoiler: Yes, you can wear sneakers. And yes, we’ll hold your hand—unless you’re doing a trust fall.

Let’s be real—most corporate team-building activities could use a serious energy boost. 

If you’ve ever sat through a trust fall or forced icebreaker, you know what we mean. But when done right, team building doesn’t have to feel like a chore. It can be engaging, exciting, and—dare we say it—fun.

At United EVENTures, we believe play isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s the secret weapon for stronger teams, better communication, and a workplace culture where people actually want to show up every day.

Team building is more than just a workplace buzzword—it’s a cornerstone for creating effective teams, fostering trust, and driving collective success. 

Through intentional activities, organizations can nurture a positive environment that enhances communication, strengthens collaboration, and builds a resilient workforce ready to overcome challenges and achieve business goals.

Winter can be a tough season for hotel and resort sales teams. With fewer conferences and events to fill the calendar, the demand for rooms and event spaces tends to cool off—but sales teams continue to feel pressure to keep the pipeline flowing.

Companies may be hesitant to host events during this time, preferring to wait for warmer weather. 

But what if your hotel could offer more than just an event space? 

When planning unforgettable corporate events with our hotel partners, we’ve seen first-hand how the right team-building activities can make all the difference. 

At United EVENTures, we specialize in creating customized experiences that bring teams closer together and make the most of a hotel’s unique features.