New Foundland.  Statoil builds better teamwork in their land of wonder.  It only takes one stop to fall in love with this rugged land of ice burgs, whales, unusual birds, and really nice, giving people. Well yes, it is part of Canada, and well, Canadians are known for their “niceness”, but it is more.  This rugged land is full of mysteries, discoveries, and rich natural resources that helped this Canadian Province carefully, step past this global economic crisis. At Statoil, they are thankful that they have mostly skirted the economic danger.  Their homes are worth more than they were five years ago, and employment is not a real problem.

Their good fortune humbles them.  They are generous.

And did I mention nice?They wanted to give to those who are less fortunate,  strengthen their team, learn new ways to communicate, and let loose.  And so they did.  They chose The Leader’s Institute’s Build-A-Bike Program, for a perfect end to an annual meeting, and share their fortunate circumstances with children who do not have so much.

It takes a while to get to this land that frequently beckons movie producers to walk its streets and explore its rugged shores.  One of my favorite films, the shipping news was filmed here, I now understand why.

The great contrast to this resource rich and rugged land is the hearts of those who live there, and give back during this time of holiday and need.  As an instructor, it was a rewarding experience to share their joy. Share the joy with your team, a Build-A-Bike program could be the gem at your next corporate event. Connie Timpson/Sr. Instructor/The Leader’s Institute.

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