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The purpose of any simulation is to let you experiment with reality – without ruining your business.

They’re fun. They’re engaging. They’re challenging. People make decisions and compete - for customers…talent…market share…profits…the next big idea…

In the end, everyone wins, because our business simulations are not just games; They are self-contained learning experiences in which we recreate real workplace or operational environments and give people the opportunity to test new skills and knowledge - and make mistakes - in a fun, safe environment.

Our simulations are available in many different languages around the world. (Program modifications and translation services are available.)

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  • Celemi Apples & Oranges™ brings financial statements to life through its simple, yet profound model of a company.

  • A project has not delivered as much business value as expected. In Celemi Cayenne™ you learn what could have been done differently.

  • In Celemi Decision Base™, teams execute strategies and manage capital-intensive companies in a battle for customers.

  • In Celemi Enterprise™, participants learn to adjust and execute their strategies in a rapidly changing market.

  • Building and retaining a profitable and reputable customer base is a challenge. Who will emerge as the market leader in Celemi Livon™?

  • Celemi Livon Lite™ is the fast track to understanding the principles of marketing and branding - while competing in a narrow segment of the market place.

  • Performance™ can be a serious challenge, if people tend to the glass as half empty rather than half full. However, challenges can also be opportunities.

  • Celemi Sales Endeavour™ combines interactive learning with real-life prospects, letting your sales force learn how to choose the most valuable sales opportunities.

  • It is often said that it takes two to Tango. At the service-driven company in Celemi Tango™, it is the chemistry between customers and people that makes the music.

  • What do goat's milk, spiders, and fishing line have in common? Music records and airlines? In The Medici Game, participants learn about intersectional innovation and are challenged to think outside the box.