This document outlines an exercise conducted at a Rotary Leadership Institute on team building. Participants were split into two teams and given 10 minutes to brainstorm and 5 minutes to present a project involving organizing an event. The objectives were to explore how committees and team building are used in Rotary clubs, understand how strengths can help or hinder projects, and examine committees as a leadership tool. Teams had to come up with a project mission, logo, committee structure assigning roles based on strengths, and discuss any needed collaboration. Their presentations were then assessed on how the team worked together and decisions were made.