PDT Management Meeting 2010 at the Wartburg

40 colleagues met at the annual meeting with the focus on "management structure" and "corporate culture".

This year's Management Meeting of the PDT took place in front of the picturesque scenery of the Wartburg castle in Eisenach. Around 40 colleagues from Germany, England, Belgium, France and the Netherlands met in the arms room of the “Hotel at the Wartburg” for their annual meeting.

This year's meeting had the key issues of leadership structure "and" corporate culture ". After a short review on the very successful 2010 the management gave a brief preview of the next 12 months of the new year.

Historic areas and entertainment provide medieval atmosphere.

The “Landgrafenstube” of the hotel gave a magnificent view down the valley in Thuringia. The day was completed by a tour through the historic rooms of the Wartburg explained by Mr. Dell, employee of the Wartburg Foundation, The famous mosaic room and the grand ballroom, which provoked the Bavarian 'Fairytale King' Ludwig II to a faithful imitation in his castle of Neuschwanstein, and Luther's room, where Martin Luther translated the Bible, gave an immediate impression of the cultural life of that time.

The following delicious, substantial menu in the Castle Tavern was accompanied by the musician "Schabernackkrakeel" of juggling with fun games, and medieval news passed the time. "All full!"

Team building was the theme of the second day.

Varied tasks around the Wartburg had to be mastered in almost winterly temperatures. It was necessary to solve nine different actions that were distributed in the forest. Communication and creativity were asked. The "Forest Master" expected a bottle of champagne!

According to the opinion of the participants it was "a completely informative meeting with a spectacular entertainment program," As always, this annual meeting is an opportunity to exchange sites with all colleagues in a pleasant atmosphere. This is also an important contribution to the main theme of the event "corporate culture".