Feel the energizing effects of the drum circle throughout the day, creating unity and camaraderie. Create the ideal start and ending leaving delegates relaxed, focused and connected.

Adding an interactive element will make it exciting, energizing and unforgettable. Energize the opening and you will feel the effect the whole day, or end on a high note for the closing.

Traditionally, drumming has been used as a prelude to community functions. Drumming can add a great effect to both open and close conferences - drawing people together, celebrating success and ensuring that the delegates leave feeling invigorated and motivated.

At the beginning of a conference, people are coming from different areas within an organization and sometimes from different parts of the world. The Drum Cafe corporate team building and entertainment facilitators get these gatherings off to a great start, by creating an energy which in turn creates a bonding and a breaking down of barriers both vertically and laterally.

At the end of a conference, it is important for the attendees to leave with memorable impressions, a sense of accomplishment and a sense of having had a good time. Having the Drum Cafe close your conference fulfills these objectives.

Energizing and boosting your conference.

During the course of any conference there comes a point where attendees' energy levels decreases. Companies spend large sums of money getting people to attend conferences. A lack of energy leads to a lack of focus, which in turn results in cost. There is nothing like a Drum Cafe “pick 'em up” in the middle of a conference to get delegates back on track.

Attendees tend to be left brain oriented, overusing the mathematical and logical side of the brain. Intervening with a Drum Cafe event encourages right brain activity, stimulating the creativity needed to think out of the box.

You will feel the effect the whole day. The experience focuses and energizes the group. Large groups of people make an unbelievable orchestra and it can all happen in the same room as the conference.