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“You cannot build performance on weaknesses. You can only build on strengths.”


– PETER DRUCKER

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Years of experience in entrepreneurship, business management, sales and marketing

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Hours of facilitating team building and strategic retreats since 2014

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Employees who became more engaged through team building workshops

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Client organizations from publicly traded companies and government agencies to startups, and nonprofits

Discover and share your team’s CliftonStrengths

The Social Styles Teambuilding Workshop is built around the Social Styles model, a causal-based psychometric framework developed through decades of workplace behavior research. It helps individuals better understand their own behavioral preferences and those of others, enabling more effective communication, collaboration, and conflict management.

The model maps two core dimensions—Assertiveness (task orientation) and Responsiveness (relationship orientation)—to identify four distinct Social Styles:

By understanding their Social Style and learning versatility skills, participants gain actionable tools to adapt their behavior, improve relationships, and increase team effectiveness.


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The science behind CliftonStrengths

CliftonStrengths is a causal-based psychometric assessment validated through decades of research by Gallup:


Who it’s for


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Discover our other Team Building activities and workshops

Discover and share your team’s CliftonStrengths

Identify your natural talents and learn how to turn them into strengths to maximize both individual and collective impact by sharing them within your team.

Explore and share your team’s Social Styles

Understand communication styles and adapt your interactions to collaborate more effectively, influence others, and manage conflicts within your team.

Overcome the Five Dysfunctions of a Team

Identify and address the obstacles that could hinder trust, cohesion, accountability, and your team’s collective performance.

Define your team culture with the Culture Canvas

Clarify or align your team’s culture with your organization’s values using a clear and participatory framework.

The collaborative Marshmallow Challenge

Boost creativity, collaboration, and iterative thinking with this fun challenge that reveals team dynamics in action.

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