Success Stories

A Teambuilding Adventure They Will Never Forget

On Side Restoration’s teambuilding adventure with Great River Fishing Adventures was filled with tons of excitements, laughs and great memories made. In June 37 team members came out for the event and at the end of the day all left feeling rejuvenated and with a new sense of “team”.

“The photos and text messages that went back and forth that day amongst our group was hilarious. They were all trying to out fish each other and this comradery was exactly what we were hoping for – so a huge thank you to you and your crew!”

“Big Catch” Stories

Maxxam Analytics has recognized the importance of client incentive programs and uses Great River Fishing Adventures to execute them. They take the opportunity that fishing provides to spend quality time with their clients. Maxxam Analytics has seen a significant increase in sales and in the quality of relationships with clients since starting this program. Their annual tournament provides time to get away from the office and have some fun with the people that are important…the client.

“Thanks for providing us with another year of fantastic fishing trips! The feedback from our clients was awesome, and many of them still bring up their “big-catch” stories months later. Every time we go out for lunch, they still talk about the jet boats and the size of fish jumping at the end of their lines!”

Quality, Face-time

Hilti Canada uses fishing as a means for gaining valuable face time with their key clients. While they are catching monster Sturgeon they get an opportunity to be involved in a moment that neither will never forget. Hilti Canada recognizes that these types of bonds between the sales team and their clients cannot be built in traditional incentive activities like golf. It is funny now that when our sales personal call their clients they are always available and eager to talk.

“All in all, every one of our account managers really enjoyed their outings, and more importantly, the quality, one-on–one time they got to spend directly with their clients.”