Drum Magic offers corporate team building programs to businesses engaged in innovative training, and takes group drumming to teacher training sessions and special community events, fundraisers, festivals and private social gatherings.

Businesses that bring a shared corporate drumming experience into their Team Building activities benefit by having greater productivity, reduced stress, fewer absences, better communication, and a lower turnover rate. Corporate Drumming with Drum Magic WORKS!

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Employee Orientation and other situations where groups of people come together for the first time may create a tension or nervousness among the attendees. In the corporate environment, it is beneficial to use Ice Breakers to bring everyone together as early as possible.

Drum Magic has proven success in facilitating drum circles among large groups of people who develop a bond with each other while drumming a simple unified rhythm.

"A Pennsylvania corporation saved $89,100 in costs associated with training new hires by using drumming to improve morale..." - Advances in Mind Body Medicine - Fall/Winter 2003 Vol. 19 No. 3/4

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Start your small or large conference, regional or national meeting, or open public event with a Drum Magic facilitated drum circle to bring everybody into one group rhythm. From the beginning you will create connections between participants which will last throughout your event. Eliminate tension and stress before you or your speakers deliver their messages.

Whether for training, sales, public relations, or just plain fun, having your group of attendees beating their hands on a drum in a synchronized rhythm with others will leave them stimulated.

"The use of rhythm-based events in a variety of government, healthcare, community and corporate settings, meetings, and retreats is expanding. Weekly employee drum circles are now being held by leading Fortune 500 companies who are firmly committed to team-building and employee satisfaction. The utilization of rhythm-based protocols in these settings has resulted in a substantial reduction of personal barriers that impede optimal communications, creativity, and team-building." -
Advances in Mind Body Medicine - Fall/Winter 2003 Vol. 19 No. 3/4

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