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Planning a corporate retreat in Scottsdale.

A good retreat is mostly planning. The team should arrive, sleep well, work in focused blocks and go home with clear decisions. This timeline sets out what to book and when, for a leadership group of eight to sixteen.

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The timeline

WhenWhat to do
12 weeks outAgree dates and budget. Book the venue. Check the season, see Scottsdale weather by month.
8 weeks outSet the goals for the retreat and the topics for each session.
6 weeks outBook flights and the airport transfer. Plan meals and any outside activities.
2 weeks outConfirm the sleeping plan and dietary needs.
1 week outSend the agenda, the address and the arrival plan to everyone.

On-site checklist

  • •Working space: set up the room for the first session the night before.
  • •Agenda: one topic per session, with a written decision at the end.
  • •Time off: golf on the simulator, a pickleball match, the pool or a hike. See team building in Scottsdale.
  • •House rules: quiet hours apply, and events and parties are not permitted at the house.

Frequently asked questions

How far ahead should we plan a corporate retreat?

About 12 weeks for the venue and dates, especially in peak season from January to April.

How long should a leadership retreat be?

Two or three nights works for most teams: enough for focused sessions without losing the week.

Can a retreat of 16 stay at one house?

Yes. Paradise Reserve sleeps up to 16 guests across six bedrooms.

Timelines are a planning guide. Peak-season dates fill earlier.

Your Home Base

Stay at Paradise Reserve.

Six bedrooms, a heated pool and spa, pickleball court, golf simulator, and putting green: the perfect retreat after a day exploring Scottsdale.

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