Spoke to the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Ambassador group today on building high performing and innovative teams. Fantastic group of individuals. They played my game, Cards Against Mundanity, and saw how to apply internally and externally with other people outside their organization.
Here is the feedback from the organizer’s of the event:
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Led a fantastic and courageous global team at Google through team building workshop that builds deep and trusted connections to increase performance and innovation.
It fantastic and I showed them the business ROI along with it (not some woo-woo thing). We broke off into groups after the presentation and played by game, Cards Against Mundanity.
It was amazing to see people open and share their breakdowns, values, deeply held beliefs and life lessons.
I can already see they have huge opportunities to increase performance and innovation (and they will achieve it together). I’ll be excited to see how things progress over the next 90 days.
