Successful teams don’t happen by chance.
Teamwork takes work – and leadership – to build trust, shared accountability, values and equal voice. To create a team where members talk easily, listen to and learn from each other, and collaborate effectively (in-person and online) with a clear and common purpose.
Team collaboration, led from within
Introducing Collaborizza®
A new and engaging team-building activity to kick-start great team relationships, clearer purpose and healthy collaboration – straight out of the box.
Collaborizza brings together 2 powerful tools:
CCS Corporation's Image Cards
An easy way for even inexperienced facilitators to create a safe space for open, honest and robust conversations about performance and collaborative behaviour.
Hargraves' Collaboration Assessment Tool
An objective way for teams to evaluate their current capacity for collaboration and agree immediate actions they can take to do better.
Tried and tested by leading organisations including Atlassian, HealthShareNSW, Workplace by Facebook, Weir Consulting, MNF Group, Sydney Trains, Mission Australia, Resonate Solutions, Westpac, Medic Alert and more.
What’s in the box?
Each Collaborizza Kit includes everything you need to deliver a practical and engaging 1/2 day workshop for up to 12 team members.
Need to upsize? Grab an Extender Pack for larger teams.
Prices include shipping within Australia.
(For international orders, shipping rates will calculate at checkout).
Break down the silos for great collaboration, in and between teams.
Learn how Morton Property transformed their culture, one team at a time with Collaborizza.
With everything you need in the box, Collaborizza is ideal for rolling out at scale.
Contact us for enterprise orders, facilitated delivery or customised training for your in-house facilitators.
- For enterprise pricing
- To enquire about partnership opportunities
Contact us for your 30% discount code
Collaborizza® is a registered trade mark of CCS Corporation Pty Ltd. Developed in a collaboration between CCS Corporation and Hargraves Institute.
