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Abe
High and Low Ropes courses brought a new dimension to team
development in the world. Abe has taken the flag from Robbie and
is the TBI specialist in providing you with your own Island of
Healing™ ropes course and maintenance plan. Every course that
Abe constructs is tailor-made to accommodate the environmental
setting. His meticulous execution is your guarantee for a safe
learning experience.
Arie
An integral part of our service is directly linked to the
maintenance of our infrastructure. To maintain a training venue
that sometimes hosts up to four teams per day, can be very
challenging. Maintenance is something you miss if it is not in
place, but is seldom appreciated when it is in order. Since Ari
joined the team, his presence has immediately been appreciated
by his unwavering commitment to excellence.
Astrid
Venturing into the unknown world of the Hospitality industry is
a breeze…when you have Astrid in your team. This remarkable
person soon became our icon as the TBI hostess.
Chris
Chris is the founder and Executive Director of the Team Building
Institute.
His doctoral dissertation, which examines the role adventure
experiences play in corporate team- building, led to the
formation of the Team Building Institute that has earned national
and international recognition in the field of adventure-related
experiential learning (AEL).
Dr. Heunis has received extensive coverage on national radio and
television interviews.
The ’Island of Healing™’ ropes courses that the TBI constructs,
have ensured that his name is widely recognized in the Human
Resources arena.
Idah
Since accommodation was introduced as part of the TBI service
offering we desperately needed someone to provide this delicate
service. Aida has set a high standard since she has joined the
TBI family.
Karla
Without a strong brand, no business can survive. Karla turns our
vision into reality. This graphic designer of note knows how to
turn a website-browse into an informative experience; providing
clients with corporate gifts that quickly becomes a trend. The
TBI-newsletter has a readership of more than a thousand hits.
Liesel
Liesel is a qualified industrial engineer and Director of the
Team Building Institute. Coming from an engineering environment,
she has the ability to understand the unique challenges of
clients representing the world of Engineering and Manufacturing.
Apart from team building sessions, she also has a keen interest
in facilitating strategy sessions.
Mariet
Effective Corporate Governance demands financial expertise.
Mariet (Financial Manager) displays an exceptional understanding
of the intricacies of business finance and governance in
general. Since she joined the TBI team we came to realise that
she has more to offer than just balancing our books. We
appreciate her warm and friendly personality and commitment to
the TBI cause.
Petra
Petra discovered her passion for people and adventure while
working at a summer camp in the United States. She successfully
completed her studies at UP where she served on various student
committees. Her experience with children and students makes her
in the ideal candidate to manage TBI’s youth programmes.
Robbie
Robbie is the co-founder of the TBI. He is generally regarded as one
of the most experienced AEL facilitators in South Africa. Robbie
masters the technique to creating learning opportunities in a fun
way. He is well-equipped to facilitate at any level of seniority
and specializes in turning dysfunctional teams around.
Riëtte
The friendly voice on the other side is that of Riette when you
call TBI. Organising our diaries and liaison with clients
demands focus and commitment. Riette further renders support in
the day-day functioning of the TBI office. Her love for the
outdoors and commitment to a healthy life style is obvious when
you meet her in person.
Zachariah
We are proud of our unique setting on the Bronberg ridge
overlooking the fast developing Eastern suburbs of Pretoria.
Green lawns and well kept gardens is a prerequisite to
successful team building. Zachariah’s gardens are his pride and
joy.
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