Unlock the Success of Your Diverse Team

Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way Out

Escape rooms — themed, team-based adventures in which players work together to solve puzzles and get out before time expires — mirror workforce dynamics. They’re conceptual, changing, complex, and challenging. There never seems to be enough time to get everything done. And there is no playbook for success.

Escape rooms are known for boosting morale and problem solving, providing fun experiential learning! The problem is: they are expensive, take a lot of time, and play a limited amount of people. Not to mention that your area may not have a retail or pop-up escape room.

That’s why Jessica Stollings created Will Power™, an escape room in a box that teaches teams to think and act outside the box, driving critical performance outcomes, togetherness… and fun!

can your team crack the case of lalanna’s loot?

Using post cards, tape players, Instagram, and slang, teams take on the roles of the attorneys at Barnes, Barnes, Barnes & Smith to find the key to Hollywood legend Lalanna Valentino’s loot.

Each game unit plays 6-8 people, and Game Masters — provided by Jessica or trained within your company– make the experience just like being in a room (just without the claustrophobia)!

All perspectives are needed to accomplish the mission.

“I experienced Will Power™ first as a participant and then as a Game Master. What we observed in both settings was that success was in direct proportion to the generational perspectives of the players. In other words, the players all needed one another – Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials, and Gen Z alike – in order to solve the common challenge before them. In addition to pooling their collective remembrances of pop culture, team members also brought unique approaches to problem-solving. Hands down, Will Power™ is a fun tool for engaging folks in a lively discussion of generational differences and point-of-view.”

Richard P. Rosenbaum, Jr.

Talent Mgmt Business Partner | Tennessee Dept of Human Resources

escape challenges and unlock innovation

Will Power™ simulates real world challenges and opportunities, empowering teams to play their way to performance. Built into the experience is reflection time and on-the-job application discussions.

Here’s a sample of how infusing gaming in generational diversity training moved the needle for our client, Electric Power Board (EPB) in Chattanooga, Tenn. The training was voted one of the top 120 in the world by Training Magazine.

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The real power in Will Power™ is the transformations it inspires.

“Technology Solutions had the honor of having THE BEST Keynote Speaker I've ever heard attend our annual training event where we all had an opportunity to experience an escape game in a box, followed by an incredibly eye-opening dialogue about generational diversity and inclusion. Everyone participated, sharing stories about their upbringings, why they think the way they think, why they do the things they do. We were able to bring together generations and help them connect in ways we didn't even know were possible.”
Ashley LeeAssistant Director | Comptroller of the Treasury, Technology Solutions
“The game reminds me of my grandmother, and life growing up. It is a powerful way to share stories, connect, and open dialogue.” 
“All elements worked together effectively – the game and interactive experiences were great, but the training on the front end was necessary to arrive at that point."
“The combination of training and gaming is a winner!”
“I enjoyed every aspect of this experience from start to finish. The game was a wonderful way to engage all team members.”
“I have worked here several years, and this is the best training of this kind!”
“This training was epic. The trainer was excellent. I was engaged from start to finish and it was interesting to hear the talk form other groups and what they learned. The game was an awesome experience!”