Our research had revealed that one of the major problems confronting companies today is the communication break down between upper and middle management. This is one of several problems we can address and help to resolve with Host A Murder team building. Others include:

· Overcoming people's fear of public speaking

• A great ice breaker, reducing people's barriers to open and free communication

• The perfect team builder. Two people share a character, so they have to work together to solve the mystery.

• Improves people's listening skills, and brings out the humorous side of people.

• A great morale booster for any company. It is funny, challenging and filled with mystery and intrigue.

• This is an educational tool that can be played over dinner or lunch and can be claimed as a tax expense.

Since one intoxicated person can ruin the game, we insist that no alcohol be consumed prior to, or during, the game. If companies are serious about improving people's communication skills and overcoming their greatest fear (fear of public speaking) then leave alcohol consumption until after the game.

MONEY BACK GAURANTEE happily refunded if you are not satisfied with our services.
Cost is only $40 per head, with a minimum or 10 people, and a maximum of 200 people

Get your team to relate to each other as more than just their job titles. Not only are participants in for a night of hilarious fun, there is probably no better ice breaker than an evening where all players have the opportunity to improve listening skills, practice public speaking and work as a team to solve a murder mystery.

About the facilitator
Peter has receives enquires from several of Australia's largest corporations, requesting his team building strategy as part of their own conference timetables. To date, Peter has facilitated for leading Australian and International Corporations including Anthony Robins traning team, Telstra, The Reserve Bank, Ramada Renaissance executive staff, The Treasury, Macquarie Bank Regional Managers, The Rydges Hotel, Coopers and Lybrand, Greater Union, AMP and Toshiba to name a few.

 

We send you out a list of characters and you in turn invite each person to come dressed as that character. Dress-up is optional!

On arrival we get guests to introduce themselves, read the rules of the game and study a map.

We play a tape and it is discovered that the fictitious host has been murdered and everyone present is suspect in the murder.

Over the three-course meal each person has to find out who the murderer is.

Note: No alcohol is served during the game. If one person gets intoxicated they can ruin the game for everybody.

Some reading is involved - please bring your glasses if necessary.
Minimum number 10, up to 300 people

For more information please visit our website on www.hostamurder.com.au

or email us on petereedy@bigpond.com