Virtual Improv Is Here!
Online Improv, Team Building, and Work-at-Home Sessions
The hybrid workplace is here to stay. To help build connection, the top-rated facilitators at Yes Unlimited have designed new ways to help your team connect, play and learn online.
The experiential nature of improv increases engagement, provides a safe space to try something new, encourages innovation, and builds trust. Now, it is more important than ever to support people as they adapt to new environments.
Interested in online improv? Watch our short video below, then email tracy@yesunlimited.ca.
Tracy will create a custom workshop, training, or event, designed to match your goals.
Our online sessions include group activities and exercises, break-out rooms, audio/video options, and more.
Team Building
Active Listening, Bonding at-a-distance, Confidence, Creative Collaboration, Morale Building, Presence, Trust
Sales Skills
Active Listening, Work-at-home Practices & Skills, Staying on Track, Storytelling, Role Playing & Genuine Presence
Leadership
Active Listening, Empathy, Showing Up and Showing the Way, Offering Support, Morale Building, and Building Trust
Work-at-Home Skills
Self-motivation, Avoiding Distractions, Practices and Tips, Staying Organized and Balanced – can be added to any virtual program
PLUS! We can now customize our accomplished events, to meet your current business objectives, virtually.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”
− Albert Einstein
“One of the things we’ve learned in all our research is that it all begins with people.”
− Jim Collins, author of “Good to Great.”
“Improvisation is probably one of the two or three cardinal skills for businesses to learn.”
− John Kao, Harvard Business School
“Your workshop helped our team understand the power of saying “Yes, And,” in creating an environment that fosters creativity and non-judgement. We are all in this together.”
“100% of the participants strongly agreed they would recommend this session to other students.”
“The group came together as a team – built trust and rapport and had fun, all while building skills around communication, leadership and humility.”