TEAL AROUND THE WORLD: SUMMARY SONG with SongDivision - SongDivision

Teal Practitioners + SongDivision

In March 2023, Teal Practitioners gathered virtually for two incredible days, exchanging best practices and learning from each other’s experiences, to bring about positive change within organizations.

SongDivision’s Tom Billington (The Killers, Depeche Mode) and Roo Savill (Rag ’n’ Bone Man, Rod Stewart) were on hand, summarizing the key takeaways, while helping participants co-create a completely original song titled ‘KEEPING IT REAL WITH TEAL’.

A big thank you to Rhea OngYiu and the organizing team for getting us involved! Check out the original highlights music video below.

★★★★★

“SongDivision has been so great to collaborate with. Growth mindset and collaboration personified! It was so easy breezy to work with Sam and his team, really no fuss, pragmatic with mind blowing engagement as a result! We‘ve loved the touch of magic the team brought to life at TATW. Such great talent, such brilliant performers… and really amazing song writers too! I‘m looking forward to more collaboration with Sam and Song Division!”
– Rhea OngYiu, Co-Founder & Experience Designer at Teal Around The World

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Who are you? You lead or advise on company culture, employee engagement, and retention. Your organization already invests in building a positive workplace, and now you’re seeking fresh ways to energize and unite your teams. Your leadership knows that without innovation, your competitive edge is at risk. So, you’re determined to create the conditions that spark creativity, drive innovation, build psychological safety, and foster belonging.

Who are we? SongDivision, the culture experts. We use the proven power of making music together to bond teams and amplify your culture. For thousands of years humans have used music to tell stories, entertain, and educate. Why? Because it works.