Are you looking for team building or do you need to work on a team challenge?
We can design both. A KitCo team building prioritizes fun, connection, and mutual discovery, but it also leaves added value that continues afterward. When there's a specific objective—communication, conflict resolution, trust, leadership, culture, well-being, or change—we select specific activities and agree on the desired outcome of the workshop.
Which option is a better fit: a streamlined experience or implementing KitCo internally?
If you want to tackle a specific challenge, KitCo can design and facilitate the complete experience. If you're looking to use the methodology on an ongoing basis, internal implementation includes kits, digital resources, guides, hands-on training, and support. You can also start with a facilitated experience and then decide whether you want to continue.
Does KitCo adapt to our team or do you work with closed workshops?
Each proposal is based on the context, the objective, and the participants. From there, we select the activities, materials, and format that best suit the needs. The catalog serves as a starting point, but we don't use the same workshop for every team.
What results can the team expect?
It depends on the objective, but a KitCo experience aims to transform the conversation into something actionable: a shared understanding of what's happening, new perspectives, clear priorities, and concrete agreements or next steps. Before starting, the desired outcome of the intervention and how it will be documented are defined.
How much does it cost and what does the proposal include?
The price depends on the objective, number of participants, duration, materials, travel, and the facilitation team required. After a brief consultation, you will receive a detailed proposal outlining the scope, format, schedule, team, materials, and price before making any decisions.
How many people is it designed for?
KitCo can be used with a small team, with multiple teams, or in immersive experiences for up to 400 people. For larger groups, parallel rooms or spaces are used, along with the necessary facilitation equipment to maintain participation and depth.
Is KitCo a game, a test, or a work methodology?
KitCo uses cards, images, boards, and game elements to facilitate participation and spark different conversations. It doesn't categorize people, doesn't provide a rigid profile, and isn't a psychological diagnosis. The game is the means; the goal is to understand, converse, and progress.
How are confidentiality and the participation of individuals protected?
Each person decides what to share and can pass the turn. Before starting, everyone agrees on what information will be collected, for what purpose, and what the organization will receive upon completion. KitCo is not used to rate individuals or to make selection or performance evaluation decisions.
Can it be used when there is an open conflict?
It depends on the nature and intensity of the conflict. We'll assess with you whether KitCo is appropriate, whether it should be integrated into a broader process, or whether specialized intervention is needed. If we believe it's not the right time or tool, we'll tell you.
Can we continue using KitCo after this experience?
Yes. In a facilitated experience, we provide the necessary materials for the session. If you wish to use the methodology on an ongoing basis, we can propose an internal implementation with KitCo Professional, digital resources, guides, training, and initial support.
Can it be subsidized by FUNDAE?
Some training activities may meet the requirements for subsidized training, although not all workshops or individual sessions qualify. It's advisable to specify this when requesting the proposal to ensure the correct format and required documentation are defined.
Can you work with public administrations and entities?
Yes. KitCo Valley, SLU works with companies, public administrations, universities, educational centers, and social entities. We can provide the necessary administrative and technical documentation for contracting or bidding procedures.