We were tasked with creating a team building challenge / dinner event for the international executives of Amer Sports (parent company of Arc'teryx). They were looking for an authentic Canadian experience, had a few 'outside the box' ideas, wanted to push the comfort level of their team, and weren’t afraid to get dirty hands. Corinne spent several summers tree planting in her youth and always planned the company year end bush party. After a great exploratory meeting, we sketched out a team building experience encompassing many of the ideas from a classic treeplanter party. The Great Canadian Cabin Party Team Building Challenge was born. After spending a few days in conference rooms in Whistler, Amer executives were bussed to a remote cabin where they were tasked with setting up their party using interesting but limited supplies. A pit fire, snowbank full of beer, whole salmon on ice, and live crabs greeted the group as they arrived. Teams were organized, and the hard, yet fun, and super focused work began. A fantastic dinner was created utilizing a wood stove and open fire without any recipes. The cabin was thoroughly decorated with old Christmas lights, candles, and fabric. The talent show was fall over hilarious followed by a crazy carpet relay race that topped off an evening to remember. Surprising skills and talents revealed themselves. The clients objectives were to pull a group of their core executives outside of their comfort zone, shake things up, and come out a stronger, more comfortable team than when they went in. Mission accomplished in true Canadian 'hoser' style. BIG THANKS! Everyone totally enjoyed themselves and all of them thanked me for everything again and again. It’s definitely going down in the history books for sure!!! Believe me, I’m calling you guys first next time. - Tammy Hampson, Manager Tradeshows & Events, Arc'teryx More photos Last year while exhibiting at the Indie I Do wedding show, we were jolted by a loud and surprised: "OH MY GOD! IS THAT MADE FROM BIKE PARTS?" The bride and groom are pretty bikey people, loved the Bicycle Arch's artistic esthetic, and booked it on the spot for a summer wedding at the Teahouse in Stanley Park. The bride made up some super cute origami cranes and we provided additional dressing in the form of fresh cut salal and hanging votives with red flowers. It was classy, contemporary, and spoke volumes about the couples values. More photos Squishee [ˈskwɪʃɪ] Both of these could be found at Lynn Valley Bikes for there mid-summer full-suspension (aka: a squishee) bike & downhill accessories sale that ran June 17-19/11. It was a fun and targeted sale that was aided by the creation of some sale branding & graphics, a digital marketing campaign through Facebook and the NSMB.ca Inside Line, and free squishees (the frozen beverage kind) throughout the hot summer weekend. More photos
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