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Team cohesion · Geneva

Chess team building in Geneva

An original team-building activity built around chess: team tournaments, cooperative chess and challenges against a FIDE Master — to bring your teams together while having smart fun.
Format
Team workshop
Group
Up to 30+
Duration
1 to 3 h
Location
Your offices / Geneva

A chess team-building session turns the game into a collective activity: team chess, cooperative variants, tactical quizzes and a friendly simul. No experience required — the goal is cooperation, communication and shared enjoyment.

The workshop adapts to the size of your group and your objectives, at your offices in Geneva or at a seminar venue.

The method

What you get

No prerequisites

Everyone takes part, whatever their level of chess.

Cooperation

Team formats that develop communication and collective decision-making.

Playful

Original variants, challenges and a simul for a friendly atmosphere.

Scalable

From small teams to more than thirty people, depending on your event.

The format

A workshop in three acts

  1. 1

    Warm-up

    The key rules in a few minutes and a first playful challenge to put everyone at ease, whatever their level.

  2. 2

    Team challenges

    Team chess, cooperative variants and tactical quizzes: communication and collective strategy at the heart of the game.

  3. 3

    Friendly simul

    Volunteers take on the FIDE Master in a simultaneous display — a memorable, team-uniting finale.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many people can take part?

From small groups to around thirty people or more, with formats tailored to the number of participants.

Do you need to know how to play chess?

No, no experience is required. The useful rules are explained and the activities are designed so everyone has fun.

Where does the workshop take place?

At your offices in Geneva, at your seminar venue in the Lake Geneva region, or any other suitable location.

How long does a workshop last?

From 1 to 3 hours depending on the format and group size, with the option to include it in a half-day seminar.

Why is chess good for team cohesion?

Cooperative formats develop communication, role sharing and collective decision-making — skills that transfer directly to the workplace.

Ready to improve?

A first conversation to define your goals and the format that suits you.