Have you ever stumbled upon a culinary delight that not only tantalizes your taste buds but also provides a burst of energy to fuel your day?
That’s precisely what you’ll find at Stonewall Resort, where our housemade Granola has taken the spotlight as a favorite treat among both guests and staff.
In this post, we’ll take you behind the scenes and share the enthusiasm of some of the resort’s team members for this delectable housemade granola.
It’s no secret that company retreats have been known to be a bit dull, with lots of meetings and events. But they don’t have to be! At Stonewall Resort, corporate retreats are being reimagined to include fun, enjoyable, and productive outdoor activities.
It’s a great way to mix business and pleasure!
At Stonewall Resort, corporate groups have 1,900 picture-perfect park acres to add excitement and adventure in their next meeting or retreat.
Located in the foothills of West Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains, whether your group is looking for an action-packed day of adventure or just some quality time outdoors, Stonewall provides an amazing backdrop for outdoor connection and exploration.
Experience the wedding of your dreams in West Virginia, where possibilities abound. From a charming rustic-chic gathering by a serene lake to an opulent soirée in a majestic ballroom, our curated selection of trending wedding themes can perfectly match any couple’s distinct style and personality.
Whether you are a traditionalist or a trendsetter, these ideas will help you will inspire and excite you.
So, grab a cup of tea and scroll through our list of ideas to find the perfect theme for your big day.
More and more manufacturing enterprises are making a corporate retreat as their next strategic move. A corporate retreat is one of the most memorable yet cost-effective ways to make a positive change for your organization.
With help from the right experts, a corporate retreat can deepen bonds between your team members, strengthen leadership development, improve morale, and elevate company culture.
Employee appreciation is a powerful tool that can help increase job satisfaction, productivity, and overall morale in the workplace.
Recognizing and rewarding your employees’ hard work and contributions to the team is a surefire way to boost motivation and engagement.
Stonewall Resort’s general manager André D’Amour chatted with Cory Falter of the InnSync Show about how showing appreciation can create a great sense of engagement among employees and teams.
As a professional administrative assistant, there are several unique challenges you may face when it comes to planning a corporate event. Some of them are timeless, and some are unique to our times. From budgeting to ensuring that all the necessary resources and personnel are available, planning an event can be daunting.
With the help of our in-house event experts, Robin Polling & Shelley Gutta, we have put together some common challenges, with possible solutions, to ensure that the process is much more manageable.
New Year’s resolutions for meeting planners often focus on streamlining processes and finding ways to make events more successful. This year, however, many event planners are also incorporating changes that prioritize the well-being of attendees.
Sales manager Robin Poling recently shared some insight with Cory Falter of the InnSync Show into how meeting planning in 2023 needs to be different.
Here is what she had to say.
Conferences provide opportunities for professional development and business networking, which are essential for innovation. A successful conference can have a large or small turnout, depending on the industry. For example, a weekend conference might have 200 attendees, while a week-long conference could have 15,000 attendees.
As a conference planning manager, you have a lot on your plate. There’s a lot to consider, from booking the venue to arranging transportation and accommodation for attendees.
That’s why, with the help of Catering & Conference Manager Jake Zadjura, we’ve put together a conference planner checklist to help make your job a little easier.
Drama. Intrigue. Suspense. No, It’s not the latest Netflix series. It’s what you get when you plan a murder mystery team-building experience in West Virginia!
Businesses can choose from all sorts of activities when it comes to team building. One option that is often overlooked is the murder mystery team-building exercise. This type of activity can be highly beneficial for a corporate event, as it can help promote teamwork and communication while providing some fun and excitement.
Designed to test your teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills, Robin Poling shares the murder mystery experience Stonewall Resort hosts for groups.
According to a Harvard Business Review, having a feeling of inclusion at work leads to more than just pleasant sentiments and friendships. It promotes employee performance, higher revenues, and low turnovers.
However, two-thirds of employees still tend to feel isolated, and their opinions are not valued. Feeling disrespected or unheard is one main reason people quit (and quiet-quit) their jobs.
Building an inclusive culture where everyone feels like they are part of the decision-making process is important if you manage a team. Starting with your team meetings is a great way to do this.
In inclusive meetings, each staff member has a say and feels motivated to engage actively and present their unique ideas. Meetings are the way to get started if a company wants to create a more inclusive culture — and executives want to exemplify the feeling of belonging.
Sales manager Shelley Gutta shares a few tips on fostering an inclusive culture through inclusive meetings.
