Is it worth it? See what past competitors have to say
We have a strong reputation amongst major blue chip companies who participate in The Inter Company Kielder Challenge year on year. However, we have also had a wide range of businesses join us from the SME Sector. Each business, no matter the size or industry, talks about the Challenge for years to come.
Some amazing stories so far…
“Another successful and well run challenge” Lloyds TSB.
“All our team members thoroughly enjoyed themselves and were impressed with your organisation and imagination.” Forest Enterprises.
“So what have we learned? A healthy respect for each others talents, the camaraderie within the team and with the other teams competing, a discovery of latent talents and most of all a feeling of achievement. Would we do it again? – YOU BET!!!” Hutchison Telecom.
“Reivers delivered the most powerful team working event we have ever experienced. Conflict and performance standards were challenged and every member of the team re-focused and energised. Reivers have worked with our teams from Europe and China on issues as wide spread as effective problem solving to managing culture change.” Bill Collingwood T&D Manager VA Tech
“It was back in 2001 that our company first entered a team but everyone enjoyed it so much that they immediately asked to be included in for 2002. A real challenge but a great sense of camaraderie and fun was evident amongst all the teams involved.” Steven Hogg – Helena Bio Sciences
“We were aware of the importance of teamwork and the need for each member to play to their strengths and support the team as the occasion demanded” – THORN.
“Such a well run event. Much consideration must have been given to setting the level of difficulty and I can confidently say that a novice team such as ourselves could enjoy the course and exercises as much as the “professionals” who may have trained for this challenge” P.W.S Distributors
Why not join us this year for our 25th Anniversary Challenge and be part of something spectacular, fun and exhilarating?