Seattle-based Comedic Entertainer, Frank Harlan offers engaging team building programs that provide an opportunity for all participants to get actively involved in hands-on activities, mind-altering challenges and laugh-out-loud celebration.

Team Bonding = Team Building

Harlan specializes in team building program for groups of 4-40. He also can accomidate larger groups of up to 300 by employing a series of hands-on workshops that can be used as breakout sessions for an industry conference or morale event.

As a team building facilitator, Frank Harlan knocks down cubical walls and invites the members of your organization to participate in, and witness, the value of communicating and working with other team members, while creating an opportunity for every individual to shine in front of their peers. More...

“I must confess my initial skepticism…most of our team consists of pretty serious introverts and I worried about how well they would be able to make a connection.  To my pleasant surprise some of them joined in quite easily.  This was due to your gift of reaching across multi-dimensional barriers and creating a safe and fun place to join, play, interact, and let loose… As the cornerstone to making a shift in the direction of our team, this event helped us lay a strong foundation to build morale, solid relationships, and the groundwork we needed to create team cohesiveness".
~  Nicki Good , Microsoft.com Customer Intelligence

"...everyone had a great time and thoroughly enjoyed themselves." ~  Jennifer Veith, Microsoft Office Localization

"Wow-did we ever pick the right guy! Frank Harlan blew the walls off the box. He got us laughing, propelled us into the creative zone, and kicked off our strategy session with a bang. Frank defies categorization… "team-building" doesn't begin to capture his magic. Our employees called this the most productive business brainstorming we've ever done." ~ Frith Maier, President Sesame Communications

Recent clients have included the Boeing Co., Microsoft, Rockwell Software, HL2, Sno-Isle Library Systems, Puget Sound Energy, State Farm Insurance, Peninsula Community Health Services, Community Services of West Hawaii and Moss Adams LLP