Most of the work on a retreat happens before anyone books a flight. This call is where it starts. We'll talk through your timeline, your group, and the budget you're working with, and whether Flok is the right fit. If we're not, we'll tell you that too.
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In the two weeks after their retreat, Pathpoint set records on some of their most important company metrics.
"I'll never have any of my staff do any of this. It's a time sink, and Flok completely took it off my hands. It's a no-brainer."
Tom Barone, CFO, Light.co
3 in 4 clients plan their next retreat with Flok within 12 months. The ones who move companies bring us with them.
The earlier the better, but it is rarely too late. Most retreats come together best with two to four months of runway. We have built good ones in less. Bring the date you are aiming for and we will tell you what is doable.
As much or as little as you want. Some bring us in for venue sourcing alone, where our hotel relationships usually save 10 to 20 percent against booking direct. Others hand us the whole build: venue, daily structure, logistics, and the conditions that make the event run. Either way, you lead what happens in the room. We handle everything around it.
It depends on group size, destination, and how much you want us to handle. We give you real budget ranges after the next call, not after a month of back and forth. Our hotel relationships usually save clients 10 to 20 percent against booking direct.
If you have a retreat coming up in the next 6 to 12 months, the strategy call is the fastest way to get a sense of fit, timeline, and budget.
If you are earlier in the process and still building the internal case, the Retreat Brief takes five minutes and gives you a budget range, destination shortlist, and a document you can bring to your CEO.
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