According to a recent study by Homanie, 95% of employees believe that these events significantly improve the company's overall performance. Away from the daily grind of work, a seminar creates a favourable context for strengthening team cohesion. This is the number one objective cited by 85% of employees. What's more, 50% of positive developments in internal communication stem from informal interactions outside the office. A well-orchestrated seminar can break the work routine while strengthening the commitment of participants over the long term.
The choice of venue is important: it sets the tone for the event and must serve your objectives.
Unusual seminar venues exist on the outskirts of major cities (Paris, Lyon, etc.):
These places offer an immediate change of scenery while remaining easily accessible (close to public transport). These unusual places offer a break from the daily grind without wasting time travelling, and encourage social interaction.
For a seminar focused on work and productivity, modern business centres and other seminar hotels are preferable. These generally have high-tech meeting rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi connection, full audiovisual equipment and on-site catering. Le Karé, in Boulogne Billancourt is the ideal atypical space for this.
The atmosphere is designed for concentration and professional exchange in comfort. The atmosphere is studious but friendly, conducive to both formal presentations and informal discussions during coffee breaks.
Choosing a business-friendly centre, often located in the heart of the city or in the immediate suburbs, guarantees smooth organisation. Your participants benefit from an easily accessible venue, with all the necessary facilities on site. It's the reassuring choice of venue for a smooth event, perfectly suited to training seminars, conferences or project launches.
To bring your teams together in a more relaxed setting in the heart of nature, we recommend a residential seminar in the countryside like Oxygène Factory. Far from the urban environment, your staff can enjoy a natural setting (countryside, mountains, coastline) where they can relax and get away from it all. These destinations often offer a breathtaking view and a relaxing atmosphere that reinforce group cohesion. It's an ideal setting that offers enough space to accommodate several dozen or even hundreds of people, perfect for a large group.
The figures show just how attractive these venues can be. More than half of employees prefer the seaside (55%) or the mountains (23%) for a seminar, well ahead of the big cities.
Escape games and other team-building activities plunge participants into a collaborative role-playing game where they have to solve enigmas or take up a common challenge in a limited time. They are an excellent way of stimulating strategic thinking, creativity and mutual support in a fun context.
Serious games go a step further by including an educational or sustainable development objective. For example :
There are plenty of options.
This type of workshop encourages people to work together (creating a work of art or a recipe together) and showcases everyone's talents outside a professional context. In the end, everyone leaves with a shared skill or tasty souvenir, which strengthens team cohesion. You also create unique and memorable souvenirs.
There's nothing like team sport to build camaraderie and relieve work-related stress! Depending on your employees' preferences and profiles, you can opt for outdoor activities:
Outdoor sports and activities are the second most popular activity for employees at seminars. These sporting challenges create healthy competition and, above all, lots of laughs. You could also offer a group yoga workshop or an introductory session to meditation or relaxation. These well-being activities allow everyone to relax completely and recharge their batteries.
The themed evening concludes the day or days on a festive note. You can also organise fun activities during dinner or the evening, such as a Murder Party or a personalised interactive quiz about the company. These entertaining activities help to break the ice between colleagues from different departments and create and share common memories.
Social events such as aperitifs, dinners and dances are among the most eagerly awaited by participants. 55% of employees cite the aperitif as their favourite part of the seminar. So don't overlook this festive part.
Our team of experts will be with you from the design to the production of your event:
When you call on us, you save time, secure your organisation and offer your teams a perfectly orchestrated, unifying experience.
The budget depends on a number of factors:
On average, you should expect to pay between €120 and €300 per person for a one-day seminar, and between €400 and €800 per person for a 2-day/1-night residential seminar (transport included).
Organisers should plan their corporate seminar several months in advance to benefit from greater choice and peace of mind. Ideally, start preparations 3 to 6 months in advance. For a small, one-day local seminar, a few weeks is enough.
Yes, we organise eco-friendly seminars by selecting
We can also reduce your carbon footprint by favouring environmentally-friendly transport, carbon offsetting and short circuits.
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