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Corporate bingo card template

A twenty-five-square people bingo for conferences, with prompts grouped into people, learning, recognition, network, fun and wrap-up. Each square has a proof method, points and a level, so the card mixes people from different teams without forcing anyone.

  • 25 rows
  • About 1 hour to adapt
  • Version 1.0

No sign-up needed.

Who it is for

  • Association secretariats who want delegates to meet
  • Corporate event managers planning an icebreaker
  • Facilitators who need a card they can tune by level

How to use it

  1. Swap the prompts to fit your audience, keeping the proof column honest.
  2. Keep roughly half the squares easy and a fifth hard.
  3. Leave the centre square free for the feedback form.
  4. Decide in advance whether you award by square, by line or by completed card.

The contents

Corporate bingo card template: 25 example rows
SquarePromptCategoryProof neededPointsLevelLineFacilitator note
1Find someone who joined the company in a different cityPeopleScan their code5EasyRow 1Pair people from different offices
2Find someone who speaks three languagesPeopleScan their code5EasyRow 1Ask for the languages to check
3Find someone who has switched teams in the last yearPeopleScan their code5EasyRow 1Good for cross-team mixing
4Find someone who has presented at a conferencePeopleScan their code10MediumRow 1Ask for the topic
5Find someone who runs or walks every morningPeopleScan their code5EasyRow 1Link to the wellness plan
6Ask a team leader what they learned this yearLearningNote on card10MediumRow 2Share two best answers on stage
7Ask someone to teach you a spreadsheet shortcutLearningScan their code10MediumRow 2Great for quick wins
8Find someone who has used a new tool this quarterLearningScan their code5EasyRow 2Ask what changed
9Attend a session outside your own functionLearningSession check-in10MediumRow 2Uses the session scan
10Ask a question during a Q and ALearningFacilitator tick15HardRow 2Ask the moderator to tick the card
11Collect a handwritten note of thanks from a colleagueRecognitionPhoto of note10MediumRow 3Avoid pressure on people who are shy
12Nominate someone for the recognition wallRecognitionApp submission10MediumRow 3Tie to the nominations form
13Thank a member of the venue staffRecognitionPhoto with staff5EasyRow 3Always ask permission before a photo
14Find a colleague who helped you this year and tell themRecognitionScan their code10MediumRow 3Pair this with the closing session
15Share a customer story with a tableRecognitionFacilitator tick15HardRow 3Time-box to two minutes
16Visit a sponsor or partner stallNetworkStall scan5EasyRow 4Check stalls are staffed first
17Exchange contacts with someone from a different regionNetworkScan their code10MediumRow 4Keep contact exchange optional
18Sit at a table with three new peopleNetworkTable scan10MediumRow 4Use random seating at lunch
19Join a table discussion on a topic you do not knowNetworkFacilitator tick10MediumRow 4Seed topics on the tables
20Introduce two people who have not metNetworkBoth scan the card15HardRow 4Great final-hour square
21Take a team photograph with the event backdropFunPhoto upload5EasyRow 5Moderate before display
22Find the person wearing the most colourful accessoryFunScan their code5EasyRow 5Keep it light and kind
23Get a quick quiz question rightFunQuiz result10MediumRow 5Use easy questions to include everyone
24Join the group activity at the end of the dayFunActivity scan10MediumRow 5Offer a seated alternative
25Complete the feedback form before you leaveWrap-upForm submission15MediumFreeFree square, awarded only for the form

Where it has been used

Shaped by the delegate games used in the APMI annual conference and EEMA Connect case studies.

Questions people ask

How do I stop it feeling forced?

Make the easy squares genuinely easy and keep contact exchange optional. People will join in if the first square costs nothing.

What proof is best?

A scan is quickest, a photo is the most fun, and a facilitator tick is best for conversations. Mix them.

Can bingo run without an app?

Yes. Print the card and use the facilitator tick for every square. The app only makes scoring faster.

Want this running inside your event app?

Sociana turns lists like this into live screens, requests and reminders for your guests and your desk. A 20-minute walkthrough shows how.