A day with a special experience for the end of a series of MBA Masters. A special moment for the students of POLIMI GSoM, to remember that even at the end of the classes, establishing future collaborations and working together remains important for the future of the planet.

With Bocconi’s Master Emmap we focused on the theme of vision. And how we could use that theme to represent the direction of change with a choreographic photograph.
So, after an orienteering test and after having assembled some rafts together, we got into the water to let the drone shoot us and get the desired shot.
We concluded the activity with a special reflection, through a demo of the Lego Serious Play method.

Find your way around a map to search for yourself within the team, thinking about the main skills that characterize each employee:
this was the process underlying the choice of the company, which, conducting a historical treasure hunt in the center of Como town, had to confront itself without the aid of electronic devices, favoring communication in a very different way if compared to our workstations.

Following a path led by director A. Hiedemann, we asked a team, heterogeneous by nationality and professions, to choreographically represent the United Nations Global Goals 2030.
To do this we organized an orienteering competition in order to find the pieces needed for the construction of two rafts.
Then we built the rafts and taught the participants to navigate in a canoe in order to create an aerial shot that depicted the 17 Global Sustainability Goals. In particular, number seventeen (Partnership for Goals) was represented by the rafts that held all the other members together in the center.

To celebrate 20 years of activity, the company has chosen to allocate its time to the resources that have contributed to the Italian success. Following a series of outdoor skills tests, necessary to keep the company climate warm, we reflected on the importance of playing and its dynamics to maintain a healthy relationship of collaboration between colleagues. This has been done to reflect on those dynamics that are useful for children and adults to build solid groups and obtain decisive results.