Central Coast,
Wollongong, Blue Mountains
Thank you for the excellent work which you and your staff put in to make our recent "How To Host A Murder" evening successful. All of my staff who attended the evening have expressed their enjoyment of the game, and of the excellent meal which accompanied it.
The success of the evening was due in equal parts to the ingenuity of the game itself in taking people "out of themselves" and to the professional manner in which you and your staff managed the whole process.
Leonie Cribbin
Manager
Bostock House Training Centre
On behalf of us all from Promega, I would like to thank you for a very enjoyable and fun filled evening. You can be assured that we will highly recommend one of your evenings to friends and acquaintances.
Wilma Lazaridis
Office Manager
As you rightfully said, the "How To Host A Murder" game was a lot of fun and as a result our department heads did, in more ways than one, get closer to each other. We can strongly recommend this novel team building exercise to anyone.
Francis Cochrane
Resident Manager
Ramada Renaissance Hotel Sydney
I'm just dropping you a quick note of thanks for the professional manner that you conducted "How to host a murder" for us on Tuesday evening. While it would have been easy for something to go off the rails because of the power failure you actually became a part of our team and leveraged from the added mystique and circumstances creating an even more enjoyable and memorable evening.
We all enjoyed the game and it was great to see each and every person engaged and actively participating. This event will be remembered very favourably by my team adn your coordination of the game has certainly aided in strengthening relationships across team members.
Thanks again and well done.
Brian J. Zanker
Head of Business Development
AMP
Thank you for the "Host A Murder" party for our Managers Conference in July 2006.
Ken Duncan
For the Ken Duncan Group
Just wanted to let you know again how fantastic my 40th birthday party was last week.
I have spoken to most of my family and friends since the party, and they have all said what a fantastic time they had, and judging by the noise level on the night it was a huge success and they are now asking what I will be organising for my 50th!!
One of the reasons I chose to have a Host a Murder for my 40th birthday party is that I had been concerned, as is usually the case when you attend a party that you don’t know anybody else, that it would be stilted. However the murder game, which I have wanted to do for years, was an ideal ice breaker, within a few minutes of starting the evening, I knew this would not be the case with my party and they will be talking about it for years to come
I asked everybody to come in fancy dress, and choose a roaring twenties theme, which complimented the game I chose. Everybody got into character and it was amazing to see how they actually turned into the character they were portraying for the night, not just at my table, but on other tables as well.
Your suggestion of The Lighthouse restaurant was ideal, and the staff could not have been more accommodating, before and during my party.
Even my requests for access during the day to decorate and converting dessert to a birthday cake for me and organising a TV & DVD player to keep the kids who where not participating entertained during the night was no problem and the food was absolutely superb.
Friends and colleagues who I had not invited on the night, are all asking about organising an event in the new year, perhaps as a fund raiser for some charity. Since it was so easy to organise for my party, I am seriously considering doing this.
Enclosed are some of the photo’s of the night.
Maria Landrelli
Computer Accounting 'Doctor' Hornsby
A fantastic resource that we have recommend to our clients during their airport hotel stay in Sydney
Rowen Legge
Managing Director
World-Blue Australia