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Mission is made up of an elite group of consultants each with exceptional experience creating and leading teams in some of the world’s most spectacular and extreme environments. As a result, our ability to deliver high impact experiential activities for teams and larger groups is unrivalled. Activities can either augment our core Leadership and Team programmes as additional days, enabling the activation of the learning theory, or can be designed as stand alone events for conference groups or hospitality events for your most valued clients.
Who should attend?
Duration:
One day to one week
Delegates:
Minimum of 6 up to large conference groups
Experiential Options: Land Based Days
Mission’s Mountain programmes are delivered by world class alpine mountaineering guides and polar explorers who have an incredible wealth of experience, which includes summiting Everest and racing to the Magnetic North Pole. Programmes can take place in the stunning mountains of the UK or the spectacular French Alps surrounding Chamonix. Groups can experience the full range of mountain activities including; climbing, scrambling and alpine rope techniques, gorge walking, mountain biking, white water rafting and canyoning. Each programme will be tailored to suit the experience and fitness levels of each group and will also teach, practice and reinforce high performance behaviours. All programmes are delivered by fully qualified professional trainers and guides.
Experiential Options: Arctic Experience
Mission’s team of Polar Explorers have created an arctic wilderness package enabling groups to experience spectacular scenery whilst utilising traditional methods of travel and shelter. Groups would be trained in the basics of cold weather survival and travelling with dog teams. They would then plan their arctic journey before setting off self sufficiently with their shelter and provisions. Teams would arrive at camp one and erect traditional tepees capable of sleeping groups of eight around a camp fire. Day two could include snow shoeing, cross country ski touring or continue the journey with the tireless dog teams. For camp two, groups could either build igloos or snow holes or stay again in the tepees. Day three could include “ice breaking drills” or a skidoo safari followed by a traditional sauna and the potential to stay overnight at the famous Ice Hotel.
Ideal as an experiential Team Development Programme, an incentive or reward package or as a client hospitality experience that provides memories for life.
Who should attend?
- Any delegate group on a core Mission programme
- From small teams to large conference groups
- Client hosted events for high value relationships
Duration:
One day to one week
Delegates:
Minimum of 6 up to large conference groups
Experiential Options: Land Based Days
- UK - Dartmoor, Wales and Scotland
- Mountain based Europe - Chamonix and Bavaria
Mission’s Mountain programmes are delivered by world class alpine mountaineering guides and polar explorers who have an incredible wealth of experience, which includes summiting Everest and racing to the Magnetic North Pole. Programmes can take place in the stunning mountains of the UK or the spectacular French Alps surrounding Chamonix. Groups can experience the full range of mountain activities including; climbing, scrambling and alpine rope techniques, gorge walking, mountain biking, white water rafting and canyoning. Each programme will be tailored to suit the experience and fitness levels of each group and will also teach, practice and reinforce high performance behaviours. All programmes are delivered by fully qualified professional trainers and guides.
Experiential Options: Arctic Experience
- North Sweden
- Norway
Mission’s team of Polar Explorers have created an arctic wilderness package enabling groups to experience spectacular scenery whilst utilising traditional methods of travel and shelter. Groups would be trained in the basics of cold weather survival and travelling with dog teams. They would then plan their arctic journey before setting off self sufficiently with their shelter and provisions. Teams would arrive at camp one and erect traditional tepees capable of sleeping groups of eight around a camp fire. Day two could include snow shoeing, cross country ski touring or continue the journey with the tireless dog teams. For camp two, groups could either build igloos or snow holes or stay again in the tepees. Day three could include “ice breaking drills” or a skidoo safari followed by a traditional sauna and the potential to stay overnight at the famous Ice Hotel.
Ideal as an experiential Team Development Programme, an incentive or reward package or as a client hospitality experience that provides memories for life.
Experiential Options: Yacht Based Sailing Days
Delivered by Mission’s own ocean racing skippers who have experience racing crews around the world in the Global Challenge or the Volvo Ocean Race. Delegates will form crews and be coached through the basics of sailing and tasked with planning their own sailing challenge. Designed to exercise the high performing behaviours and leadership qualities practiced by ocean racing crews, the sailing days are the ideal way to reinforce programme theory and put team dynamics to the test. Based either on the south coast’s Solent or on the spectacular west coast of Scotland, Mission’s team sailing days are the ideal team development experience.
Yacht based events are also available for large corporate regattas with multiple yachts and for powerful high impact client hospitality events.
Experiential Options: Royal Navy Simulator - The Ultimate Leadership and Team Challenge
The Royal Navy Damage Repair Instruction Unit or “sinking ship simulator” is a life sized replica of a battle ship complete with engine room, mess decks with bunk beds, lockers and hatches. Each group will undertake an intensive training session and become the damage repair party (DRP), tasked with repairing any damage below the water line the ship may encounter.
The simulator pitches and rolls as a ship would in high seas and then comes under simulated missile attack and is holed below the water line. The groups are then tasked with finding and fixing each damaged area. With chest deep water and the simulator pitching and rolling to 30 degrees, the task is the ultimate test for the team or group of leaders. The simulator tests leadership, communication, teamwork, planning and prioritisation, decision making all under huge pressure, as the team battle to stop the water from sinking the ship.
Delivered as a half day exercise or as a finale to our core leadership and team programmes.
- England south coast - Scotland west coast - Abroad
Delivered by Mission’s own ocean racing skippers who have experience racing crews around the world in the Global Challenge or the Volvo Ocean Race. Delegates will form crews and be coached through the basics of sailing and tasked with planning their own sailing challenge. Designed to exercise the high performing behaviours and leadership qualities practiced by ocean racing crews, the sailing days are the ideal way to reinforce programme theory and put team dynamics to the test. Based either on the south coast’s Solent or on the spectacular west coast of Scotland, Mission’s team sailing days are the ideal team development experience.
Yacht based events are also available for large corporate regattas with multiple yachts and for powerful high impact client hospitality events.
Experiential Options: Royal Navy Simulator - The Ultimate Leadership and Team Challenge
- Formed teams and leaders and managers at any level
- Minimum size group 8 maximum size per simulator session 34
The Royal Navy Damage Repair Instruction Unit or “sinking ship simulator” is a life sized replica of a battle ship complete with engine room, mess decks with bunk beds, lockers and hatches. Each group will undertake an intensive training session and become the damage repair party (DRP), tasked with repairing any damage below the water line the ship may encounter.
The simulator pitches and rolls as a ship would in high seas and then comes under simulated missile attack and is holed below the water line. The groups are then tasked with finding and fixing each damaged area. With chest deep water and the simulator pitching and rolling to 30 degrees, the task is the ultimate test for the team or group of leaders. The simulator tests leadership, communication, teamwork, planning and prioritisation, decision making all under huge pressure, as the team battle to stop the water from sinking the ship.
Delivered as a half day exercise or as a finale to our core leadership and team programmes.
