Thursday, April 10, 2008
A group retreat can be defined as seclusion for contemplation. It is a good time an organization can use to accomplish one or more goals. In order to experience for everyone involved, there are several issues to keep in mind during planning.
1. Goals - the first thing to do is to decide about the goals of the retreat. Participants should know in hand why they are there and what they expect to finish. Possible goals include team building, training, communication etc.
2. Budget-Determine anticipated cost and cost per individual.
3. Logistics-See what to be provided. Arrange proper transportation for all. Find out what kitchen equipment and supplies will be available. If eating in a restaurant, make reservations and order banquet style you may get at a special rate. Then make necessary sleeping arrangements.
Apart from these finalize how many should participate in the retreat and when it can be conducted.
1. Goals - the first thing to do is to decide about the goals of the retreat. Participants should know in hand why they are there and what they expect to finish. Possible goals include team building, training, communication etc.
2. Budget-Determine anticipated cost and cost per individual.
3. Logistics-See what to be provided. Arrange proper transportation for all. Find out what kitchen equipment and supplies will be available. If eating in a restaurant, make reservations and order banquet style you may get at a special rate. Then make necessary sleeping arrangements.
Apart from these finalize how many should participate in the retreat and when it can be conducted.
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