The Conference Center Experience:
Fun Team Building Events, Breaks, After Hours and Extended Stays
Attendees will look forward to meeting at these regional conference centers because they offer such a variety of experiences. Unique team building exercises at the ven- ues providemany enjoyable ways to bond. There also is plenty to do during a break in the day, after hours, or by adding an extended stay to make the most of the trip.
Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Center features a choice of hands on team building activities. These instructional classes can be held during the day or in the evening, and are typically three hours in duration. "Drive,Chip,Putt" includes golf professionals who direct staff to apply their business knowledge in a variety of chal- lenges on the golf course. A few hours on the greens helps to improve communica- tion, morale and teamwork.
For "The Chief Cooking Officer," team building is held under the direction of the facility’s culinary experts. After the group splits into teams, they each cook an entree. Judging is held to determine best flavor and also top teamwork.
Participants will love the smell of "Sweet Success" at Normandy Farm,a team build- ing event that has participants creating their own flavor combination, baking and decorating cupcakes. The team is judged on best flavor, decor, teamwork and mar- keting.
In addition, the on site farm-to-table restau- rant, bar and lounge offers an ideal way to network, unwind and enjoy the surround- ings. An indoor swimming pool and fitness center will invigorate and keep attendees up to par on their exercise regime, while those interested in a round of golf can visit Normandy Farm’s sister property, the Blue Bell Country Club, which is located just a block away.
Corporate and charity golf outings on the Blue Bell course have been a big hit
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