LEGO® Serious Play®
Group discussions about difficult issues or challenges can seem pointless and never-ending.
The same people speaking over and over, hours of meetings without results, and decisions that not everyone agrees with.
Sounds familiar? They are not an example of effective meetings.
It's time to stop wasting time and energy and go back to the essence of meetings.
Getting started with LEGO

The end result is a joint solution that is accepted and supported by everyone.

Kjeld Kristiansen, CEO of the LEGO Group, and professors Johan Roos and Bart Victor developed the LEGO® Serious Play® technique. The LEGO Group wanted to find a strategy to encourage imagination and innovation within the company.
Since 1996, the concept has been used worldwide, assisting countless organisations in overcoming difficult problems and achieving growth and development.
Benefits of "Serious Play" with LEGO
- LEGO® Serious Play® enhances each team member's creativity and imagination. This method enables participants to create a solution to a complex problem or challenge, ensuring that everyone is fully engaged in the process of solution development.
- The building process is highly intuitive, encouraging individuals to share their in-depth knowledge. Additionally, participation in the process, the change, and the solution path promotes candid, transparent, and cooperative communication.
- To put it briefly, LEGO® Serious Play® offers you the advantages of an extremely dedicated and imaginative team, efficient information sharing, and open communication.
Contact us today to grow your business with LEGO® Serious Play®.
How does LEGO® Serious Play® work?
This brief Dutch movie shows how LEGO® Serious Play® works and what a session consists of.What are people's experiences?
"At first I was a bit sceptical about how playing with Lego would improve the innovation process.
Thanks to having two wonderful boys I only knew Lego as an infinite amount of little plastic blocks covering almost every surface of our living room.
That changed when Nettie Wester facilitated a brainstorm session I joined using Lego.
She expertly managed a group of people with completely different backgrounds and ideas to come up with a vision and strategy.
Using Lego. I kid you not. Not only was it a super effective meeting, it was also fun and relaxing.
I honestly can recommend it."