This brochure presents Purpose Driven Games, a company that replaces traditional presentations with interactive workshops called GameShops. It explains the three-step approach of educate, engage, and empower. The brochure describes four Signature GameShops: Scenarios, Perspectives, Zoning for Stronger Communities, and Collaboration Lab. It also lists services including custom GameShop…
This brochure introduces Purpose Driven Games, a company that designs interactive workshops called GameShops for municipalities, institutions, nonprofits, and community organizations. The document explains how the company turns complex information about planning, economic development, housing, and transportation into engaging experiences.
The brochure describes the three-step approach: educate to establish common ground, engage to put learning into practice, and empower to translate insight into action. It explains that GameShops use game mechanics, guided discussion, and collaborative problem-solving instead of PowerPoint presentations.
Four Signature GameShops are presented. Scenarios uses building bricks for community visioning. Perspectives uses cards to explore competing priorities for land use. Zoning for Stronger Communities uses a board game to teach zoning codes. Collaboration Lab uses structured challenges for team development.
The brochure lists three service types: custom GameShop development for original experiences, strategic consulting for research and planning, and facilitation services for structured conversations. It notes that each engagement includes a logistics consultation, facilitation, and a post-event GameShop Impact Report.
Three case studies are included. Smart Growth America involved customizing Zoning for Stronger Communities with health-equity content. Invest Clayton Development Authority involved developing a custom GameShop for countywide workforce collaboration. Partners of the Americas involved adapting Perspectives for a Latin American and Caribbean audience in three languages.
The brochure concludes with contact information including a website, phone number, and email address. It invites organizations to schedule a discovery call to identify the right engagement for their challenges.