We arrange team building and leadership development events in the heart of KZN, utilizing the battlefields, horses and a chuck wagon to illustrate business principles that apply to the workplace. The need for teamwork increases every day within South Africa’s ever changing and evolving corporate landscape. We create an atmosphere where people willingly participate, enjoy and learn from the experience. This results in the delegates feeling both positive and uplifted.

The turbulent history of South Africa is the backbone of our program that uses history and horses to develop staff at all levels. All South Africans should have a cognisance of where they come from, in order to understand where they are now and where they are going. This crucial input is the thread that pulls different components of the program together.

Through accurate accounts of real battles, delivered on site by a specialist battlefield guide, we highlight issues like communication, leadership, reconnaissance, hierarchy, initiative, strategy and mobility, relating them to your business environment. We listen to your needs and help you provide the solution by tailoring our program to your specific requirements. Horses add the physical aspect that gives our program legs, as our intervention involves mounting participants on well trained trail ponies and riding as did the soldiers of yesteryear through virtually unchanged and rugged country. For non-riders there is a mule-drawn chuck wagon that lends its own challenges.

The program is introduced with an entertaining talk by a specialist historian entitled “The Roots of the Rainbow” that traces the bloodshed of our past through to the emergence of our peaceful democracy, highlighting the ability of our nation to overcome amazing odds. Listeners are encouraged to move forward with positive attitudes.

There is real and lasting change only when the soul is touched and this happens as we reflect on those who died in battle and feel the heart of Africa echoing in the hoof beats of the horses.

Suitable for small groups of up to 30 participants.