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generate a list of ideas for activities for a business meeting.
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here are some ideas for activities for a business meeting:

1. think tank – in this activity, the team works together to come up with creative solutions to a specific problem.

2. problem solving – give each small group a different problem and have them work on it for a certain amount of time. afterwards, have each group present their findings to the rest of the team.

3. mini-presentations – have each team member prepare a mini-presentation on a topic that they are passionate about, whether it’s related to their job or something personal.

4. lucky draw – pick names out of a hat, and assign each person to give a short presentation on a surprise topic.

5. brainstorming session – ask each person to come up with one creative idea, and then discuss the ideas together.

6. role playing – facilitate a role playing game where each group acts out a particular problem that they are trying to solve.

7. speed-networking – set up speed-dating style networking sessions where each person takes a few minutes to state their name, job role, project they are working on and one interesting fact.

8. scavenger hunt – assign each team a list of items to be found in the office or outside. the first team to bring back all the items win!

9. quiz – either organize a quiz based on work related topics or assign each team a different topic and have them prepare a trivia game.

10. movie analysis – watch a movie and discuss how the characters, plot and message relates to the current project or issue.

11. mad libs – give each team a worksheet and a fun story template and have them have fill in the words. share the stories and have a good laugh. 

12. write a story – assign each team a prompt and have them write a story. afterwards, each team can read and discuss their stories. 

13. dominoes – put together a list of thought provoking questions or images and assign numbers to each of them. have the teams arrange the images/questions/answers like a game of dominoes.

14. inventions – give every team a set of random items and challenge them to come up with the most creative invention they can think of.

15. jigsaw – cut a puzzle in pieces and each team works on piecing it back together.

16. world cafe – have each team come up with a simple question and then the whole group moves around the room and discuss the topic at each table. 

17. joint doodle – give every team a portion of a large paper and have them draw something on it. when joined together, it will become a large masterpiece!

18. wall art – give each team a wall or a canvas and have them decorate it with words, phrases or drawings that represent the team’s project.

19. yoga – starting the meeting with a few simple yoga poses and breathing exercises helps to calm nerves, energize the room and set up the meeting in a positive way.
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