Team Business offers experiential business simulations for participants to learn about leadership and business through competitive team activities. Since its inception in 1995, the program has engaged over 350,000 participants globally, focusing on key business concepts such as entrepreneurship, financial analysis, and team dynamics. Participants enhance their understanding of decision-making and teamwork under pressure, leading to improved cooperation and productivity.

1. TEAM BUSINESS ™
The Real Life Business Game
Executive Overview for Education

2. Contents:
Company Background.
Program Descriptions.
“TEAM” Program Description and Learning Outcomes.
Quick Facts.

3. What is Team Business?
Team Business offers experiential business simulations
where participants learn about leadership and about
business, by running one in competition against others.
We’ve had 350K + participants and 250 + organizations
attend our programs globally.
Programs developed in 1995 – launched in the US in
July 2002 and in Europe in 2007.

4. What is Team Business?
Design Basics common to all our programs…
Business Education Programs
Instructor-led Business Simulations
Team Building Elements
Team-Based, 4-5 Member Teams
Learn from Peers, Your Team and the Competition
Experiential & Shared Learning Methodology
Extremely Competitive
Highly Engaging
Run by Team Business or Certify Your Own Trainers

5. Our Simulation-Based Business Workshops
Teams run 'real', hands-on businesses in competition with each other.
Simulation Outcome
1
Entrepreneurship
2
Fundamentals of Business
3
Team Building and Effectiveness
4
Accounting and Financial Analysis
5
Mini MBA

6. Our Simulation-Based Business Workshops
Teams run 'real', hands-on businesses in competition with each
other.
The Process…
Students will use basic financial tools to plan production activities,
resource requirements, measure performance and benchmark
against the competition. Participants get to observe the outcome of
their business decisions, thereby acquiring an understanding of the
relationship between decisions made and outcomes realized.
Participants get a view into how they and their peers behave in a
“pressure-cooker” environment. The experience helps break down
barriers and encourages co-operation. Our programs accelerate the
pace at which students get to know one other, leading to improved
team productivity.

7. Quick Facts
Topic Details
Description Participants start and run their own box manufacturing business and address the challenges
businesses face. Teams compete to be the most profitable business.
Program Duration 6 hours
Team Size 4-5; maximum 50 participants
Observation Easier to observe smaller teams
Business Learning Entrepreneurship and introduction to business
Supply and Demand
Dynamics of Market Forces and Pricing
Break Even Analysis
Margin
Value Chain: suppliers, inputs, outputs, processes, customers
Impact of interest and tax on profit
Team Learning Team and individual performance under stress. Members need to listen, communicate ideas
and organize themselves quickly to beat the competition. Teams de-brief and analyze team
performance throughout the simulation.

8. What the participants gain from the programs
A view into their individual behavior under stress
An interesting insight into the power, or weakness, of collective decision-making
A sound understanding of the decision-making and thinking processes of their
colleagues
… Participant comments on the TEAM Program
This was an interesting experience that gave me valuable insight into the team
dynamics of my classmates and into my own strengths and weaknesses
An innovative program that elicits organic leadership and behavioral team-based
traits – a great tool!
This is helpful for learning how other members work, as a preemptive strategy for
future teamwork
I found it very useful to learn business basics and learned about each other’s
leadership styles

9. Quick Facts
Encourages co-operation among students
Learn about team dynamics and leadership
A team exercise to get to know how fellow students behave under pressure
Key Fun, pressure cooker introduction to managing a business and working with
Concepts peers
Team based approach to solving problems and decision making
Understand how each individual can impact value drivers and efficiency
Share information, innovation and techniques with peers
Workshop Size & 4-5 member teams; 16-30 per program; maximum 50
Audience Any audience where improving team dynamics and developing leadership
is the main focus
1 day or 2 half day sessions
Time
Or ½ day

10. Thank you..
For further discussions please contact us,
Lara Azzam at 301 537 8980
E-mail: lara@teambusiness.com
www.teambusiness.com