Meet and Tweets

Meet and Tweets: Video Conference Visits from Birds

Brighten your team’s day by having a special guest attend your next video meeting or virtual happy hour! You can schedule a surprise video drop in with a penguin, parrot, or owl! See the animal interact live during your team’s video conference, and learn fun facts about the species from an animal care expert at the National Aviary.

Family Meet and Tweets!

Brighten your family’s day by having a special guest virtually visit them at home! You can schedule a virtual visit with a penguin, parrot, or owl!

All Meet and Tweet sessions are live and last approximately 15 minutes. Ask questions, take pictures, and have fun! Proceeds support the National Aviary’s work to support birds and protect their habitats.

Pricing and Scheduling:

Meet and Tweets – $199

Our team went remote earlier this spring and again in July.  Each day, we are all on Microsoft Teams meetings for the entire workday. I could see the video meeting fatigue setting in.  When I learned about the National Aviary’s “Meet and Tweet” program, I decided to surprise my team with a visit from an African penguin.  As you can see from the photo, everyone was delighted by the unexpected visitor.  It changed our meeting from mundane to energetic and engaging.  We enjoyed learning about the penguins from the knowledgeable staff at the National Aviary. During a time when so many people are facing isolation as they work from home, I highly recommend a visit from a feathered friend at the National Aviary.  It can brighten someone’s day and also reward your co-workers for all of their efforts while they are away from their colleagues and missing their routine and everyday interactions.

Jennifer Bertetto, President and Chief Executive Officer at Trib Total Media and 535media

Email [email protected] to schedule your team’s Meet and Tweet today!

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