The most daring branding showdown in Grandomastery: your company is redesigning its official coat of arms and mascot. The boring rival consultant proposes the predictable eagle/lion/bull. You have 12–18 minutes to pitch a radically unconventional animal (e.g., naked mole rat, tardigrade, axolotl, honey badger, or giant isopod) as the perfect, investor-seducing symbol of the brand’s future. Your spoken (or written) presentation must: justify the creature’s hidden symbolic powe

The most forward-looking business-creativity challenge in Grandomastery: a luxury or corporate brand (randomly chosen – e.g., Hermès, Tesla, Patagonia, Red Bull) hires you to create the single most unforgettable, brand-defining live event of the world has seen since 2019. You receive three randomly paired elements – Purpose (e.g., “radical transparency”), Atmosphere (e.g., “weightless underwater”), Theme (e.g., “forgotten futures”) – and must design a complete, logistically p

Elevate your C1–C2+ (proficient to near-native "C3") Business English with this highly engaging Grandomastery activity that turns random letter combinations into million-dollar startup ideas. Participants receive a completely random abbreviation (e.g., B.L.U.R., K.R.A.K.E.N., or F.L.O.O.F.) and must instantly invent a plausible, innovative company behind it – complete with a clever, pun-filled backronym, unique value proposition, market potential, and a convincing 60–90-secon