Conference Team Building Games & Networking
PLAN YOUR GAME
Choose a game that fits your conference agenda
Start with the part of the conference you want to improve: introductions, networking, a shared celebration, or interaction between sessions. The game should fit the agenda and the way attendees move through the venue.
| Agenda moment | Game to consider | Coordinate in advance |
|---|---|---|
| Opening or networking break | Networking Bingo or a Break-The-Ice Game Show. | Available time, introductions, and how attendees join. |
| Shared group session | A hosted game show. | Seating, screen visibility, microphones, and the start and finish times. |
| Exploration between sessions | Conference Game scavenger hunt. | Game boundaries, session schedules, and any restricted areas. |
| Reception or drop-in activity | Game Stations. | Participant flow, available floor space, and staffing. |
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Questions to help you plan
Can a game fit between conference sessions?
Choose the game around the time actually available, including instructions and transitions. Share the agenda with your producer; the durations shown on the experience pages help identify suitable options.
What should we send the producer?
Send the attendee count, venue and floor plan, agenda, AV contact, audience profile, and your goals for the session. Flag remote attendees, accessibility needs, and any customization requests.
Can remote attendees join?
Choose an experience that supports hybrid or virtual participation. Confirm the room and remote setup with your producer; not every in-person conference game supports the same joining arrangement.