Company – The Business Simulation for Entrepreneurial Thinking
Running a company – from strategy to balance sheet. In "Company", teams make operational and strategic decisions as the management of a manufacturing business.
Making Entrepreneurial Thinking Tangible
In "Company", participants manage a fictitious manufacturing company – from investment to the annual balance sheet. Every decision in marketing, HR, R&D or production directly impacts profit, balance sheet and cash flow.
This makes visible how entrepreneurial thinking works – and how management decisions shape the entire company. The simulation translates complex business processes into tangible decisions: on the game board, financial and information flows become visible, annual statements become experiential, and business relationships become comprehensible.
The simulation can be individually adjusted in its complexity and extended to topics such as Business Planning or Business Model Canvas.
Interactive. Comprehensible. Hands-on.
What Participants Take Away
The Company simulation fosters connected thinking and makes business relationships tangible – for all levels and functions.
Business Leadership Experience
For a major private bank, HBS Berlin developed a six-year program that prepares emerging leaders with the Company simulation for entrepreneurial responsibility – with measurable success.
View ProjectFrequently Asked Questions
For employees, trainees and students who want to understand business fundamentals in a practical way – as well as managers who want to foster strategic thinking or give their teams the big picture of the company.
The simulation is designed for one day. However, it can be extended to two days depending on focus and target group.
No. The simulation is designed so that all participants can start regardless of their prior knowledge. Complexity is gradually increased.
The Company simulation can be conducted in German, English or Russian.
Yes. The complexity and thematic focus can be individually adjusted – for example with a focus on Business Planning or Business Model Canvas.
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