Team Building

A Typical Brief
Where you become special agents for the day with a mission to save the world.

Welcome to Spy Central, cunningly disguised as the MyHotel Bloomsbury.   You have been chosen for this mission because you are the elite of the elite in the spy world.  You are all SOD’s.  You are operatives of the MI6 Special Operations Division.  This mission has been codenamed MINCE - Mission Impossible Nuclear Control Experiment.    Colonel X has been appointed MINCE Commander and will guide you through your mission.

The Kazakhstan scientist, Yuri Von Krappovitch, has an evil plan to destroy the Western World.  His first aim is to take control of London.  He has a two pronged plan and he has already unleashed the first part of his plan on London. He has dropped a nerve gas on to London which he believes will send the citizens of London mad, incapacitating all bodily functions.  If this does not work then he will drop nuclear warheads obliterating London.

MI6 have intercepted this nerve gas but do not feel they have the time to stop the nuclear warheads.  The mission is to convince Yuri  Von Krappovitch that his nerve gas has worked and he will not need to drop the nuclear warheads.  

The teams must create a series of video evidence to demonstrate to Yuri Von Krappovitch that part 1 of his plan has worked.  This will give MI6 enough time to track down Von Krappovitch before he can release the nuclear warheads.  This video evidence must show that all Londoners are incapable of basic bodily functions which will prove his gas has worked.
                                                                                 
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A Typical Day

The teams will meet at a pre-arranged time to be briefed on today's mission.  The team's mission, should they choose to accept it, will be to photograph as many items as possible  before the pre-determined time.

A list of items to be photographed will be given to each team.  Some of these items can be photographed at the venue and some will require them to travel a little further, depending on the time and exact location of the mission.

At least one member of the team will be expected to appear in each photograph.  An extra point will be awarded for each further member i.e. a picture of one team member with a police officer would score 1 point but if two team members were in the picture then this would score 2 points.  (Therefore a member of the public will need to take the photograph for maximum points)

Each team will be  given a camera and three films holding a total of 30 pictures.  There is a list of 29 items  to be photographed.  This leaves a spare picture and artistic license is given for the team to orchestrate an unusual situation to photograph.  In the event of two teams scoring equal points the spare picture will be used as the tie breaker.

Each team should take as many photographs as possible and  be back at the hotel by a pre-determined time.  For each minute the team is late then 1 point will be deducted from the team’s score.

Mission Impossible can also be run with video cameras, instead of cameras.  The team then has to film a list of funny scenarios.  The films are shown to the rest of the teams with an Oscars ceremony for best film and performances. 

Mission Impossible can be run as a half day or full day event.  With the film version it can run into an evening dinner for the film screenings and the Oscars ceremony .

Prices start from £995 for the Half Day Programme and £1,575 for the Full Day Programme depending on delegate numbers, venue and agreed programme.