Our Workshops
Every WitWorks improv workshop starts with your goals. Sessions are active, focused, and built to fit your workday. Our facilitators blend real corporate learning experience with years of improv performance to create sessions that are both practical and engaging.
Trusted by organizations like eBay, Grange Insurance, The Ohio State University, and Honda, WitWorks helps teams reconnect, communicate clearly, and collaborate with confidence. When teams practice connection through improv, they leave more trusting, faster to adapt, and ready to say “yes” together.
Our Workshop Motifs
We customize every improv workshop to our client audience. That said, here are some of our most popular workshop themes.
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Great leaders lead with awareness, not control. This workshop helps them listen first, trust their gut, and create space for others to shine. They’ll practice saying “yes” to new ideas and guiding teams with confidence and clarity.
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Good communication takes practice, not polish. Participants explore how to stay present, respond with empathy, and keep conversations moving forward. The result: more confident, connected interactions at every level.
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Creativity happens when people feel safe to explore. This workshop helps teams trust their instincts, take risks, and build on each other’s ideas. Together, they’ll learn how saying “yes” leads to smarter, faster problem-solving.
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Strong teams don’t just work together, they connect. Through fast-paced exercises and plenty of laughs, teams learn to listen, support each other, and respond in the moment. It’s collaboration that feels natural, not forced.
WitWorks Specialities
Collaboration
Communication
Listening
Creativity Improvisation
Agility
Trusting Your Gut
Support Gamification
Staying Present
Public Speaking
Audience Engagement
Leadership Development
Learning through Play
Team Building
Why Clients Choose WitWorks
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