Teams are provided with an unusual set of equipment including flat cardboard, cardboard rolls, tape, tie-wraps, cutting tools and the all important blueprints.

Their challenge is to build a Roman chariot that can be raced to win the champions chalice. Delegates can only use the materials provided. This seemingly impossible challenge requires commitment, resource allocation and quality control. A dynamic and daring race concludes the teams’ challenge.

An analogy can be drawn to the workplace where everyone has a rewarding role to play in keeping the team in the race; whether they want to build, design, decorate or drive the chariot, each team member has a valuable contribution to make.

An impossible task will quickly become very possible (and lots of fun) as the power of the team and a well coordinated efforts takes over to make the project a reality.

In Chariot Challenge cross-functional collaboration, decision making, resource allocation and innovation all come in to play.