Virtual Holiday Party Case Studies
Allstate arranges virtual team holiday events
The Allstate Corporation is an American insurance company that is headquartered in Illinois, but employs remote workforces across multiple states. They wanted their teams to arrange virtual events to celebrate the holiday season.
- Allstate arranged 50+ virtual team holiday events for groups ranging from 6 people to 300+ depending on the department / team size.
- Each team selected their preferred experience ranging from our Virtual Cocktail TV Game Show Party to our Virtual Lock Picking Workshop.
- On average Allstate teams rated their experiences 9.6/10, with multiple positive testimonials such as: “Our team enjoyed the virtual experience. It has been a pleasure working with everyone! The service provided was top tier! The game was FANTASTIC!”
Ernst & Young arrange a virtual holiday mystery for their team
Ernst & Young is a ‘Big 4’ consulting firm with thousands of employees across America and the world. They approached us to book a fun and interactive virtual experience for a department of 100+ people.
- After reviewing the options they decided to book our Mystery On The Polar Express: The Ultimate Virtual Festive Team Challenge.
- The event began with a short introduction by one of the firm’s partners, before attendees enjoyed their experience.
- The organiser provided a 10/10 rating, providing the following feedback: “Lots of people messaging me to say they enjoyed it. Thanks a lot for the wonderful event.”
Royal London arranges a virtual Christmas party for its employees
Royal London Asset Management is a subsidiary of the Royal London Group, the UK’s largest mutual insurer. They approached us to arrange a virtual Christmas party for their 200+ person UK office.
- Considering the needs of the client, our account manager recommended a multi event format as the most effective way to maximize attendance and interaction.
- Royal London chose Beer Tasting, Wreath Making, Virtual Escape Room & Chocolate Tasting as their experience options.
- The event began with an introduction by a Royal London stakeholder, before attendees were split into virtual breakout rooms based on the experience they’d chosen.
- All the experiences were extremely well received by attendees.
