Duration: 30-45 minutes

1. Welcome and Introduction (5 minutes)

• Host/MC: Welcomes all participants and briefly introduces the Leadership Olympics, emphasizing the purpose and benefits of the event.

• Quote or Anecdote: Share an inspiring quote or short anecdote related to leadership and teamwork to set the tone.

2. Opening Remarks by Senior Leader (5-10 minutes)

• Senior Leader: A key figure in the organization (e.g., CEO or HR Director) delivers opening remarks.

• Message: Emphasize the importance of leadership development, teamwork, and continuous learning.

• Encouragement: Motivate participants to actively engage and enjoy the games.

3. Overview of the Games and Disciplines (5 minutes)

• Host/MC: Provides a brief overview of the different games and activities included in the Leadership Olympics, highlighting the skills each game aims to develop.

• Disciplines Covered: Strategic Visioning, Decision-Making, Emotional Intelligence, Crisis Management, Innovative Thinking, Conflict Resolution, Communication Mastery.

4. Introduction of Judges (2 minutes)

• Host/MC: Introduces the judges for the games, providing a brief background on each judge's expertise and role.

5. Team Formation and Icebreaker Activity (10 minutes)

• Team Formation: Explain how teams are formed and ensure everyone knows their team members.

• Icebreaker Activity: Conduct a quick, fun icebreaker to help team members get to know each other and build rapport.

6. Explanation of Scoring System and Rules (5 minutes)

• Host/MC: Clearly explain the scoring system and rules for each game to ensure everyone understands how they will be evaluated.

• Scoring Criteria: Highlight the importance of clarity, creativity, teamwork, and communication.

• Rules: Emphasize fair play and the spirit of healthy competition.

7. Inspirational Speech or Video (5 minutes)

• Motivational Content: Play a short motivational video or have a guest speaker share an inspirational message about leadership, resilience, and teamwork.

8. Kick-off Activity (5-10 minutes)

• First Game Introduction: Introduce the first game of the Leadership Olympics.

• Brief Overview: Explain the objectives, rules, and time limits.

• Starting Signal: Officially start the first game with a countdown or ceremonial signal (e.g., ringing a bell, blowing a whistle).

9. Closing of the Ceremony (2 minutes)

• Host/MC: Wrap up the opening ceremony with final words of encouragement.

• Reminders: Remind participants of the schedule and logistics for the day.

• Positive Note: End on a positive and energetic note, wishing all teams the best of luck.

10. Transition to the First Game

Participants: Move to their designated areas or stations to begin the first game of the Leadership Olympics.