Category: Corporate Event Venue

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April 12, 2022

Guide to Planning a Successful Company Retreat on a Budget

Companies work better when team members are familiar with each other. When colleagues get to know each other, they have an easier time communicating and collaborating. Overall, they make a more effective team. One of the most significant contributors to a quality team dynamic is a company retreat. Company retreats are a worthwhile investment for any company.

Spending time together as a team is a great way to treat your employees and help them build bonds with you and each other. Fortunately, company retreats don’t always have to be big-budget, luxury outings. It is possible to plan a successful company retreat even if you have a low budget.

Confirm Key Details and Goals for the Retreat

When planning an event, setting goals and confirming details early contributes to the event’s success. When companies have a complete vision for what they want to achieve, it’s easier to follow through without wasting money on things that don’t serve their ultimate goal.

Confirming details as soon as possible also helps finalize retreat details early, which can save money, too. You should have information such as the number of attendees, the duration of the retreat, and travel distance.

Choose a Venue Based on Distance and Amenities

If you’re on a budget, then it’s best to consider reasonably priced local venue options. A cost-effective strategy for choosing a venue will be finding one near your office or where most of your employees live to save on travel costs. When you’re researching venues, consider which amenities are included. Venues that can assist you in creating an all-inclusive retreat experience for your company are likely to be the most cost-effective.

Also, plan your stay for earlier in the week to save money. Event spaces and hotels typically have lower prices Monday through Wednesday since those are the least popular trip days. You may even be able to negotiate rates, event space, and amenities with the venue.

Be Strategic With Your Transportation Options

If your venue is close to your office, you could ask your employees to utilize their regular form of transportation. Otherwise, you can save money by organizing carpools through ride-share apps. Once at the venue, try to organize meetings and activities around what is available there or consider going on outings within walking distance of the venue.

Incorporate Free Team Building Activities and Games

You and your team can do many team-building activities and group games for free or with minimal supplies. You can do ice breakers to get to know each other, research fun questions for trivia, organize a small scavenger hunt, or play popular party games like charades or Pictionary. In this area, you can get creative and think about what best suits your team and what you can accomplish with the materials you have on hand.

Take Advantage of the Experienced Retreat Planners at Frogbridge Events

Planning a retreat is hard work. Planning a retreat on a budget is especially difficult. Securing a venue, organizing room and board, arranging transportation, and ensuring you have everything you need to have a good time is a lot on your plate. Luckily, you don’t have to bear this burden yourself.
Frogbridge Events offers skilled event planners who can help companies coordinate everything they need to have a successful corporate retreat. If you host your retreat at Frogbridge, your employees will be able to bond in a fun, energetic environment. You will have access to a variety of sporting fields and amenities, a pool complex, a lakefront area, quality meals and refreshments, and much more as a guest. To start planning your team’s cost-effective retreat, contact us online through our contact form or call us at (609) 208-9475.

Joanna Brooks

April 5, 2022

How to Host a Corporate Retreat during COVID

During the COVID pandemic, people have discovered numerous ways to stay connected while keeping themselves and each other safe and healthy. Corporate retreats are typically offsite getaways where everyone is in close contact so they can get to know each other and bond. While COVID has complicated the way we socialize, it is still possible to have valuable quality time with your colleagues. There are numerous creative ways to host a corporate retreat while still following COVID guidelines.

Host a Virtual Retreat That Your Employees Can Join From Home

The pandemic has made the world aware of how easy it is to host virtual events. Using some user-friendly and accessible tools, you can host a corporate retreat online. Online events are the most effective way to hold an event while social distancing. Since employees can attend from wherever they are and don’t need to be in person, there is no risk of spreading illness to each other.

While meeting on a platform like a Zoom or Google Hangouts, you can host your retreat online while incorporating various other activities to keep it engaging and promote team-building, such as:

Wellness workshops with nutrition classes, yoga, and exercise they can do at home
Mindfulness exercises that help employees reduce their stress and anxiety
Trivia competitions where employees can work together to win a prize
Team-building games that allow employees to get to know each other while having fun
Arts and crafts that are simple and employees can follow along with guided tutorials

While planning out these activities, consider testing them to ensure they work well in a video-conferencing setting. During the retreat, encourage your team members to turn on their cameras, take pictures of themselves participating, and share them.

Host an Outdoor Retreat With COVID Safe Activities

Hosting outdoor events is a great way to spend time with people safely. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, outdoor activities that leave lots of space between participants pose a lower risk of spreading the COVID-19 virus. Even without a mask, you’re less likely to be exposed to COVID-19 while you’re outside.

The fresh air continuously moves around and scatters everyone’s respiratory droplets, so participants are less likely to inhale enough virus-containing respiratory droplets to get sick. There are numerous great activities that you can incorporate into your outdoor corporate retreat, including biking, rock climbing, skiing, and hiking.

Encourage Employees to Get Vaccinated, Tested, or Wear Masks

Health screening, vaccination, and COVID testing can keep employees safe when arranging an in-person corporate retreat during COVID. While symptoms and transmission are greatly diminished for the vaccinated, it’s still possible to spread the virus, so screenings and testing are still valuable prevention methods.

You can screen employees by asking them to complete a health questionnaire that asks about their exposure to the virus and the presence of symptoms. In some areas, you may be able to have a rapid testing service on-site. Also, providing employees with good-quality masks can effectively reduce the spread of Coronavirus. Masks reduce the respiratory droplets that enter the air, so encouraging employees to wear masks when they meet in person is a useful preventative measure.

Discuss COVID Safety Options With the Event Experts at Frogbridge

The pandemic has made people aware of the importance of practices that keep us all safe and healthy. As we all work together to overcome the pandemic, working with experienced people you can trust is essential. Frogbridge Events can provide you with expert event planners who work with you to coordinate a safe event during COVID.

Frogbridge has ample space for outdoor activities, and guests have access to sporting fields and facilities, a pool complex, a lakefront area, and much more. Frogbridge Events provides an opportunity for your team to bond in a fun, active setting. Contact us via our contact form or by phone at (609) 208-9475 to begin planning your team’s corporate retreat.

Joanna Brooks

March 3, 2022

Tips for Creating a Carbon Neutral Corporate Event

Over time, companies have realized that they could be doing more to help the environment. Many initiatives have cropped up to serve this purpose in many forms. One area that is often overlooked is the reality of corporate events. Like any other event, corporate events produce much waste and require significant carbon emissions.

As the state of the environment worsens, it’s understandable that you may be looking for ways for your business to put on their event while still being mindful of the environmental costs to do so. You should know that holding a carbon-neutral corporate event is possible by changing a few practices. A carbon-neutral event is when the amount of carbon emissions produced equals the amount eliminated. Creating such an event could be overwhelming without the help of the experienced event planners at Frogbridge Events.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle What You Plan to Use at Your Event

One of the first principles people learn for protecting the environment is encompassed in the simple mantra of “reduce, reuse, recycle”. As you’re planning your event, there are likely items you frequently purchase that you may realize aren’t essential to the success of your event. Instead of relying on creating all new products, think of ways to use what you already have.

Additionally, provide alternatives to single-use items. Think about where you can swap single-use items with ones that could be reused or given new life after the event is over. Finally, look for opportunities to use items that can be easily recycled and make recycling easy for your guests by ensuring there are plenty of accessible receptacles.

Use Sustainably Sourced Materials at Your Event

Going the extra mile to use sustainably sourced materials for your event will significantly reduce its carbon emissions. Look for ways to use natural materials and work with vendors where you can know the whole supply chain is delivering on best practices. Look for FSC-certified products and materials, meaning they were made from natural, recycled, or reclaimed materials.

You can also let it be known to your suppliers that you are placing restrictions on the types of products and materials you’re allowing in your event.

Make a Plan to Offset Your Event’s Remaining Carbon Emissions

Beyond the products you use, there must also be a consideration for the energy you use. Energy and fuel are required to transport products and attendees to the event. You can reduce your carbon footprint from transportation through carpooling, consolidating cargo, and scheduling flights strategically, but much of those emissions will remain and need to be offset somehow.

While planning your event, find a reliable way to measure the carbon emissions your event will produce and use that to calculate how much you need to offset and make the necessary changes to do so. To reduce your energy consumption, replace what you can with renewable energy sources. For your menu, choose produce that is plant-based, local, and in season. You could also think of fun activities to offset your carbon emissions, like working together to plant trees or fund other conservation efforts.

Plan Your Ideal Corporate Event at Frogbridge

Our event planners have helped plan many successful corporate events or Fortune 500 companies, so they are well-equipped to help you organize your carbon-neutral event. They are adaptable and persistent in their approach, and their experience is evident in all their work.

At Frogbridge Events, we will collaborate with you from the very beginning to design a timeline and prepare every aspect of your event. Reach out to our team, so we can handle the planning of your next corporate event for you. To start planning your event, call us at (609) 208-9475 or submit our contact form.

Joanna Brooks

March 1, 2022

4 Benefits of Outdoor Team Building

Team building exercises are a well-known tool to strengthen coworkers’ teamwork skills. When people think of team-building exercises, they often imagine their team being forced together inside a stuffy conference room performing trust falls. Plenty of companies make great use of indoor spaces and have valuable indoor team-building activities. However, you shouldn’t underestimate the impact of outdoor team building.

Engaging your team members in an outdoor setting can have many benefits that positively impact your team. If you’re interested in planning an outdoor corporate team-building event, consider working with the experienced event planners at Frogbridge Events.

Doing Activities Outside Will Energize Your Team

Indoors can feel stifling. The lack of walls and the presence of fresh air will give your team the energy boost they need to participate and collaborate actively. Outdoors, you typically have more space to move around and fresh air to breathe. A change of scenery can be galvanizing as a nice change of pace invigorates your team.

Outdoors also allows people to interact actively as the environment creates a fun dynamic among team members. We spend much of the workday indoors, so getting out for a change is likely to be refreshing. A conference room is no longer a constraint for you and your team, which can be liberating.

The Outdoors Are a Quiet and Relaxing Environment

While exciting, cities are also stressful. There’s always something happening and people around, which is not the best environment to be in when you’re trying to rest and recoup the energy you lost from your regular day-to-day activities.

The outdoors are significantly quieter than the city or even suburban areas. The only noise present is the background noise of nature: birdsongs, crickets, the rustle of leaves as squirrels scurry around. The quiet and relative stillness of the outdoors is calming and peaceful.

Outdoor Activities Are Great for Building Bonds

The outdoors suits more active and relaxed team-building activities, so leadership has more options regarding what types of activities to plan. Mainly, many outdoor activities are suitable for collaboration and teamwork, encouraging your team members to rely on each other and become more familiar with each other’s strengths and weaknesses.

Being Active Outside Can Improve Your Health

Spending time outside, and enjoying outdoor activities, especially athletic ones, are fun ways to improve your health while also spending time with your team members. Enjoying outdoor activities together as a team is a fun way to get exercise while building bonds. We spend much of our work time seated while indoors for extended periods, so bonding in the fresh air and being active is a good alternative.

Plan the Perfect Outdoor Company Retreat at Frogbridge Events

Frogbridge Events allows visitors to bond in a fun, active environment. By planning your corporate retreat with us, you allow your employees to truly connect through fun activities while enjoying the ambiance of New Jersey’s outdoors. As guests, you will have access to sporting fields and facilities, a pool complex, a lakefront area, and much more. To start planning your team’s outdoor team building escape, contact us online through our contact form or by calling us at (609) 208-9475.

Joanna Brooks

Multiethnic diverse group of office coworker fist pumping

December 23, 2021

Why Your Company Should Hold a Retreat at the Beginning of the Year

There are a lot of factors to consider when planning a company retreat. Something that may be overlooked is the time of year your company would benefit most from holding a retreat. A few things to consider are when it’d be best for everyone to attend a retreat, when the slowest period of the year is for your company, and what time of the year you typically need an extra boost of motivation.

Planning your company retreat at the beginning of the year is beneficial in many ways and can make the most out of the inspirational boost the new year brings. If you need to decide what time of the year works best for your company, keep reading for insight as to why the beginning of the year is the perfect time to hold a retreat.

The Beginning of the Year Company Retreat Brings More Focus

After the time off that comes with the end of the year holidays, team members will be refreshed, relaxed and focused on the new year ahead. With New Year’s resolutions and the feeling of a fresh start, your company can utilize the new inspiration to tackle shared and personal goals for the upcoming year.

Honing in on team members’ focus during the retreat can bring effective problem solving, issue resolution, and can set the course for cultivating talent by goal setting throughout the rest of the year. This can propel employees to reach milestones and personal achievements.

The Beginning of the Year Company Retreat Brings More Motivation

When you plan a retreat for the beginning of the year, it allows you to motivate your company for the rest of the year. Recognizing their successes and pushing them towards new heights can help motivate employees to aim for higher goals. Recognition and cultivating talents make for a happier company and, in turn, aids employee retention.

The beginning of the year is a good time to discuss team member expectations and realign them with the company’s expectations. When everyone has a shared perspective, it brings a more successful year.

The Beginning of the Year Company Retreat Reinforces Positivity

Taking the time to plan a retreat for the beginning of the year gives your company the opportunity to improve company morale, create stronger work relationships, and build an atmosphere of trust and connection. Getting to know your teammates better sets the tone for the rest of the year.

A company retreat at the beginning of the year can build stronger teams, better communication, and cultivate appreciation.

Choose Frogbridge Picnics and Events for Your Next Company Retreat

When choosing an event for your company retreat, Frogbridge Picnics and Events is an excellent choice for elevating your beginning of the year event. Our corporate picnic venue in Central New Jersey takes care of every detail to ensure your company goals are exceptionally met and strengthened.

Our expert event planners and staff work with you to address any concerns or challenges that may arise and make it the perfect atmosphere for your company to connect, bond, and work together towards upcoming company goals. Our 86-acre property with customizable amenities enables you to organize a company retreat that will be talked about for years to come. For more information regarding our packages, fill out this contact form or call (609) 208-9475.

Joanna Brooks

December 9, 2021

How to Choose the Right Theme for Your Company Retreat

A retreat is time you have intentionally set aside to get away and recuperate. Company retreats can have many benefits for you and your employees. They give you all an opportunity to rest, bond with each other, and have fun. In turn, they can improve morale and productivity. A company retreat gives everyone in your company a chance to step away from the office, and every retreat needs a theme.

A theme keeps everyone focused on an idea and helps them understand the ultimate purpose of this time away. A theme for your company retreat is especially important because it will unify your company across departments so everyone will be on one accord. It will also help direct your planning, ensuring that everything is clear and focused throughout the event. Choosing the right theme for your company retreat is essential for putting it together.

Reflect on Your Company Values

Look at your business plan again. When this company began, it launched with objectives, values, and a focus. Review them to remind yourself of what vision you have for your company. What kind of company is this? What kind of working environment are you attempting to foster? You’ll want your theme to be relevant to your company’s goals and represent your values. Reexamining what your company is about will help direct your decision.

Have a Goal for Your Company Retreat

Ask yourself, “Why are we having this retreat?” Are you celebrating anything? Do you want to inspire your employees? Is this a team-building event? A retreat is a great time to learn about each other and ensure everyone is on the same page about the company’s direction. Think of some words that relate to the purpose of this event and your desired outcome. After leaving the retreat, what feeling or message do you want your team to take with them? What mindset should they return to work with?

Think About Your Team Members

When planning an event, you have to think about your target audience to determine what message will reach them most effectively. Think about your team members. These are the people you’ve handpicked to be a part of your mission. What do you know about your employees? Consider their personalities, hobbies, and interests. Your theme should be an idea that your employees will support and invest in.

Frogbridge Events Is the Right Choice for Your Company Retreat

Frogbridge Events is the ideal setting for your company retreat. Our event planners from our company picnic venues in Central New Jersey are experts at planning corporate events and picnics with tons of experience planning for Fortune 500 companies. Located in New Jersey, our resort is an expansive 86-acre landscape packed with various recreational activities such as volleyball, laser tag, mini-golf, and more. We offer meals and refreshments from a seasonal menu prepared by our expert chef.

Our company picnic package offers exclusive use of the resort for five hours, as well as access to our lifeguarded pools, freshwater lakes, and optional extras. To learn more about our corporate events, fill out our online contact form or call (609) 208-9475.

Joanna Brooks

November 22, 2021

How to Choose a Location for a Company Picnic

A company picnic can be the perfect activity to improve company morale, foster collaboration, and show appreciation for the employees. The success of a company picnic depends on the development and execution of the picnic. Office events take careful planning and coordination to accomplish. Each step requires the planner’s full attention to achieve the best results.

Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Location for a Company Picnic

Choosing the right company picnic venue in Central NJ impacts the tone, the attendance rate, and the experience. Selecting the perfect venue for the company picnic is crucial for positive results and a successful bonding experience for your employees. The following are questions you should ask when selecting the location of your company picnic:

What’s the Budget?

Hosting a picnic means you will likely be paying for the location, food, and activities. The cost will depend on how many employees will be attending, the venue, and the menu. Before deciding anything else, you should decide how much money the company will set aside for the company picnic in Central NJ.

What’s the Purpose of the Event?

Businesses typically host company picnics for team-building purposes or to show appreciation for their employees. By hosting a team-building event, such as a picnic, companies encourage employees to interact with one another. Having the staff participate in activities together fosters a sense of community that boosts team morale. A successful company picnic can make employees feel appreciated and encourage them to be more productive at work.

When Will the Company Picnic Take Place?

To have an outdoor picnic, the weather needs to be nice. Paying close attention to the weather and season before selecting a date can help you avoid rescheduling or cancellation. Early or late summer and fall are great times to have a picnic. Additionally, avoid hosting the event on or near major holidays because attendance rates tend to drop dramatically around those times. Keeping your employees’ busy lives in mind when picking a date is the best way to ensure the majority of your employees will be able to attend.

Is There Going to Be a Theme?

A theme is not necessary for a company picnic, but it can help inform other aspects of planning, including the location. Picking a theme will help direct what activities and food will be offered at the picnic. A theme can make the event more cohesive, and it could be helpful when narrowing down possible venues. A venue works best when it fits the theme.

Is It an Employee-Only Event?

If the event’s purpose is to build team collaboration, then an employee-only event is probably the best way to go. If the event, however, is meant to show appreciation for the employees, allowing family and friends to attend is an excellent way to thank your employees for their efforts. Once you have decided whether or not the picnic will be limited to employees, then you can begin to build a guest list. The number of people in attendance will affect where you choose to host your company picnic.

Let Frogbridge Events Host Your Central NJ Company Picnic

The event planners at Frogbridge Events have planned numerous corporate picnics for Fortune 500 companies. The resort at Frogbridge is an 86-acre, all-inclusive natural landscape filled with the latest recreational amenities. Our event packages are customizable to fit the needs of your company and your employees. From the food and activities to the setting, the Frogbridge team will provide a productive and memorable event for your company.

To find out more about our corporate events or to tour our grounds, you can fill out our online contact form or call (609) 208-9475.

Joanna Brooks

November 8, 2021

Understanding How to Follow Up after a Corporate Retreat

All the careful planning and preparation for your corporate retreat paid off nicely. The retreat was a success, and your employees felt appreciated and successfully got to know one another. Now that the event is over, you get to follow up with everyone. The post-retreat period is your chance to obtain feedback from your employees and thank them for their participation. Employees should have the opportunity to share their thoughts on the retreat.

3 Steps to Follow Up after a Corporate Retreat

A corporate retreat follow-up should let employees know their opinions matter and encourage communication between everyone. Following up with your staff shows that you care enough to check in with them. The following are three steps to take after a corporate retreat to follow up with your employees:

Acknowledge Everyone Involved

Events do not run smoothly without a combined effort from your staff, the vendors, and anyone else who might have contributed. It is important to thank everyone for their hard work that made the retreat possible. Take the time to acknowledge and appreciate each individual who contributed and helped to cultivate a valuable relationship among your staff.

Send Out a Post-Event Survey

Surveys are a great way to find out what your employees liked or disliked about the retreat. Keeping the surveys short will boost participation. One of the most important aspects of any event is participation. The event most likely was not successful if your employees do not feel inspired or engaged by the event. A quick survey, while the event is still fresh on their minds, will help you know if the event had the results you desired. Such feedback gathered by the survey will be beneficial when it comes time to plan another company event.

Conduct a Post-Event Meeting

Once you have sent out a survey, conduct a post-event meeting to discuss the success and setbacks of the event. This will ensure that everyone’s thoughts are heard and taken into consideration. You should ask your employees about their overall experiences and do not forget to focus on the details. From the food to the travel time, every detail matters and can be improved upon at the next event.

Let Frogbridge Events Help You Plan Your Corporate Event

Corporate events are an excellent way to boost morale by giving your employees the opportunity to engage in team-building activities. These activities can increase collaboration and motivation at work. At Frogbridge Events, we understand the importance of a solid corporate retreat. We pay careful attention to the minor details to ensure that your event is a success. Our corporate event planning team consists of experts who can coordinate all aspects of your company event without putting any stress on you. If you want to plan a corporate event that is both productive and fun for your employees, let Frogbridge Events host your next event.

For more information about Frogbridge Events, you can fill out our contact form or call (609) 208-9475.

Joanna Brooks

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October 28, 2021

12 Delicious and Easy Foods to Have for Your Company’s Picnic

It is always nice to take advantage of a warm, sunny day. A company picnic is a wonderful way for the staff of your company to spend time together away from the office. Of course, you cannot have a picnic without good food. Good food and enjoying a wonderful day outside are at the core of a perfect picnic.

Food brings people together. Even though different cultures prefer their own types of cuisine, everyone enjoys food. Some of the best memories people have are connected to food. If you host a company picnic at our venue and serve delicious food, you can help your staff bond and form unforgettable memories.

12 Easy Foods to Have at Your Company Picnic

When thinking about what to serve at your company picnic, you should take different dietary restrictions into consideration. You will want to have an ample amount of food for everyone to eat until they are satisfied. The food also must be easy to transport, preserve, and serve. Below are twelve food recommendations that we think will be perfect for your company picnic, including vegan options:

Easy Salads and Sandwiches to Make

When it comes to easily transportable food, salads and sandwiches take the cake. Salads and sandwiches are easy to make ahead of time, easily packageable, and easy to serve to crowds of people.

The following list consists of six salads to serve at your company picnic:

Salads are both healthy and easy to make. You should consider serving one of the above salads at your company picnic.

The following list consists of six sandwiches to serve at your company picnic:

These dishes are easy to serve on paper plates and transfer from one place to another. If you prepare more than one or two of these salads or sandwiches, your staff will have a variety from which to choose. This will ensure that everyone has their fill.

Plan Your Next Company Picnic with Frogbridge Picnics & Events

Team building events are an integral part of a company’s growth. Company bonding events are investments in your business to prompt growth and build trust among your employees. Your next corporate event can be a fun and beneficial experience. Frogbridge Picnics & Events has the perfect packages to boost team building and motivation within your company. We offer outdoor retreats and interactive activities that are sure to keep your staff engaged and proactive.

To book your next team-building event, contact us at (609) 208-9475 or fill out our contact form.

Joanna Brooks

October 14, 2021

When Is the Best Time of Year to Plan a Company Retreat?

Organizing a good retreat requires careful attention to many different details, from location to food and beverage options. One factor that needs consideration is the time of year the retreat will take place. It can be challenging to find a time slot in which everyone in the company can attend. Everyone has busy lives, and some have tight schedules; therefore, planning the dates in advance is crucial for attendance purposes.

Organizing and hosting a company retreat may be stressful, but it also can be rewarding. A company retreat gives you the chance to solidify company goals, employee roles and expectations, and your company’s culture, while offering a team bonding experience outside the office. Retreats are a fantastic way to improve morale and motivate your employees. Looking in Central NJ for corporate event venues? Plan your retreat at our Central New Jersey company picnic venue for a variety of entertainment options, music, and much more.

The Best Time to Host a Company Retreat

Some of the most popular seasons for hosting retreats include spring and autumn. These two seasons tend to be popular because they do not interfere with holidays or vacation time. Summer is potentially the worst time to plan a retreat. During the summer, many employees have already planned vacations or other trips that take priority. For the company, summer can be a costly time to pay for travel and hotels. Regardless of where you host your retreat, it is highly likely to be crowded in the summer. Here are some additional tips for selecting when to host a company retreat:

Plan Your Retreat during Your Company’s Slow Season

When selecting dates for the retreat, you should take into consideration travel costs, your employees’ schedules, and your company’s schedule. A good thing to keep in mind when deciding on dates is what time of year your company’s slow season takes place. By planning your retreat during your slow period, you will be able to focus on strengthening the bonds with your staff without worrying about falling behind.

The Best Months to Plan a Company Retreat

May, June, September, and October qualify as some of the best months to host a retreat. May and June are in the summer, but they are not during the spike of travel season. September and October are usually less busy for people because these months occur just before the holidays. Specifically, September and October are often transitioning periods or the slow seasons for some people. Also, taking advantage of your employees’ slow seasons is just as important as taking advantage of your company’s slow season.

Begin the New Year with a Company Retreat

January and February are excellent months to plan a retreat. At the beginning of the year, your staff likely feels motivated by the opportunity to grow in the new year. You can take advantage of this mindset to set goals and cultivate a passion for meeting them as a company. January and February also tend to be slow for people who are winding down after big holiday celebrations in December. Your staff most likely will have the time and energy to focus on the company and improve their efforts at the start of a new year.

Plan Your Company Retreat with Frogbridge Picnics & Events

Once you have selected the dates for your retreat, you can pick a location. For an exceptional venue and dedicated staff, look no further than Frogbridge Picnics & Events. Our entire staff can take care of planning every detail of a corporate retreat. To ensure that you host the perfect company retreat, our skilled event planners will work with you and listen to any requests and concerns you have. Frogbridge Picnics & Events is the perfect place for your employees to bond and for you to present company goals to advance your business. Our facility sits on eighty-six acres of gorgeous scenery, complete with all the features you need to make your company event unique and unforgettable.

To learn more about our packages, you can call (609) 208-9475 or fill out this contact form.

Joanna Brooks

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