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corporate survivor
What is “Corporate Survivor?"
“Corporate Survivor” is a unique and powerful wilderness
adventure set on 170 acres of virgin bush, within a stunning valley
located near Wiseman’s Ferry, approximately one hour from
Sydney.
What sets Corporate Survivor apart is that unique experience of
re-visiting our land-based origins, of being at one with nature
and relying on each other to carry out individual and team-focused
tasks…to have fun, re-learn and survive.
Why consider "Corporate
Survivor?"
Leading edge managers ‘dare to be different’. They are
aware that many organisations are only achieving around 25 - 30%
of their competitive potential and that a disturbingly high percentage
of their people feel disenchanted with their workplace?
Research is also showing more and more conclusively, ‘when
people know their workplace is giving back to them personally, to
the community and/or the environment – they feel happier,
motivated & more involved’.
In business terms, we know this as the Triple Bottom Line…‘realigning
our understanding of ‘profit’ to encompass environmental
& community considerations as well as the financial aspect –
i.e. benefits for all.’
At Unison Communications we call it ‘Developing Human Synergy’.
“working together for the same beneficial outcome, thereby
creating more”
and ‘Corporate Survivor’ is our flagship program in
achieving this.
What exactly does "Corporate
Survivor" do?
It encourages people to “get back to basics”…by
dispensing of modern day trappings such as mobile phones and all
the other ‘taken for granted’ daily comforts.
In return, we swap them for tents, campfires, vivid sunsets and
magical sunrises, a visual smorgasbord of nature and team -based
activities including bushwalks, abseiling and canoeing. It is a
true opportunity to let go of life’s stress-related pressures
and often-burdening responsibilities.
These highly interactive and experiential programs range from two
days through to one week and participants experience all the joys
and challenges of living with and being close to nature.
Survivor programs range from a minimum of 10 to a maximum of 50
participants.
Marketing Opportunity
All programs are filmed and a DVD provided to each company for usage
on their websites, at company conferences etc.
‘a chain is only
as strong as its weakest link
– then along comes Corporate Survivor’
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