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Official Licensed Operators

The organisations that deliver GJPL competitions in their city.

Licensed Operators

Bring GJPL to Your City

An Official Licensed Operator is a separate business that holds a licence to run GJPL corporate competitions and city championships within a defined city, under the GJPL standards. Event management organisations, corporate trainers, learning and development consultancies, team-building and corporate engagement providers, and education and activity providers are all suited to the role.

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Responsibilities

What Each Side Brings

GJPL provides

  • A licence to operate in one city, with exclusivity for the city maintained by meeting activity targets reviewed every six months
  • The right to use the GJPL and CONNECT names
  • The GJPL Rules Handbook and scoring system
  • Supply of GJPL-approved Assembrio jigsaw puzzles
  • Initial onboarding and facilitator certification
  • Session logging, leaderboards and GJPL certificates
  • Pricing guidance and recommended competition packages
  • A route for the operator’s clients into the national and international championships, up to the GJPL World Championship

The operator delivers

  • Brings CONNECT to organisations in their cityRuns CONNECT Corporate competitions for organisations in their city, with CONNECT Schools to follow.
  • Builds client leaderboardsBuilds each client’s private internal leaderboard.
  • Runs the city championshipRuns the city championship for their city, sanctioned by GJPL.
  • Logs every sessionLogs every session and its results with GJPL.

Official Licensed Operators run GJPL competitions in their city under the GJPL standards, and control their own pricing, sales, marketing, staff and day-to-day operations.

The Process

How to Become an Official Licensed Operator

GJPL reviews every applicant on the same criteria.

01

Submit an enquiry

02

Discovery call

03

City licence agreement

04

Onboarding and facilitator certification

05

Launch in your city

What GJPL Looks For

  • 01Event or training delivery experience
  • 02A strong business network in their city
  • 03Ability to invest in the initial licence
  • 04Commitment to the GJPL standards
  • 05Ability to staff and run competitions

Answers

Common questions

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OPERATE.

Become an Official Licensed Operator

GJPL reviews relevant experience, your business network in the city, ability to invest in the initial licence, and commitment to the GJPL standards.

Submit a Licensed Operator EnquirySee the Competition Standards