Buyers Laboratory Bike Team Building Event Near New London, CT
According to Business Wire, in October of last year, “Buyers Laboratory, LLC (BLI) announced that it has acquired InfoTrends, a division of Questex, LLC. BLI is the leading provider of independent test based analytical information, competitive intelligence, sales enablement, and related services to the global digital imaging industry.
InfoTrends is the leading provider of strategic market analysis, research, and advisory services to the global digital imaging industry with deep specializations in the production printing & digital media, office technology & services, and consumer & pro imaging segments.” As part of the New Year kick-off, employees from Buyers Laboratory’s IT department came together for a few days of learning about the newly combined organization.
This was also a great opportunity to get to know their new co-workers. While there was a lot of classroom and lecture type learning, the Executive Management group was very excited to participate in a “get up and move” type activity.
Buyers Lab Organizes a Build-A-Bike ® Team Activity in Connecticut.
The Chief Revenue Officer organized the 2-hour bike team building event held in January at the Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa 625 North Road, Groton, CT 06340.
The Build-A-Bike ® team building event was lively with facilitated activities by Michelle Riklan of the Leader’s Institute®, which mixed up the group and got everyone to know more about each other. Then, some fierce competition ensued as we formed pre-assigned teams and all were tasked with developing their teams and presenting their team spirit to the group.
“It was great meeting you, Michelle. Everyone really enjoyed our activity from what I hear. You were wonderful.” Chief Human Resources Officer
The final activity was earning parts to build the bicycles and collaborative efforts were needed to complete the task.
If you want information about how your team can organize a “charity team bicycle build” click this link. For a list of all of the team activities in New England, click here.
Four lucky children from Mary Morrison Elementary School arrived at the end of the event. These children were identified by Monica Franzone, Ed.D, Principal of the school as deserving of this donation. The children told everyone that they were selected for being “Respectful, Responsible, and Safe”.