A popsong fromthe 2010ssomeoneholding themic waytoo closetechnicaldifficultiesanecdoteinvolvinga randomemployeeaninternationalconferencethat storyabout thehorse &FordbridgemetaphorJapan"pleaseclapand/orcheer"Some guyyou'venever seenbeforeIndia/Chinasuperpowermentionvaluealignmenta bitinvolvinga propCEOpersonalchildhoodanecdote"I wasplayinggolf"ARRgrowthrateAI"yourjobmatters"a guestspeaker"we arenot hittingournumbers"sportscarmetaphorbargraphtravelingstory turnedbusinesslessonA popsong fromthe 2010ssomeoneholding themic waytoo closetechnicaldifficultiesanecdoteinvolvinga randomemployeeaninternationalconferencethat storyabout thehorse &FordbridgemetaphorJapan"pleaseclapand/orcheer"Some guyyou'venever seenbeforeIndia/Chinasuperpowermentionvaluealignmenta bitinvolvinga propCEOpersonalchildhoodanecdote"I wasplayinggolf"ARRgrowthrateAI"yourjobmatters"a guestspeaker"we arenot hittingournumbers"sportscarmetaphorbargraphtravelingstory turnedbusinesslesson

Corporate meeting bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A pop song from the 2010s
  2. someone holding the mic way too close
  3. technical difficulties
  4. anecdote involving a random employee
  5. an international conference
  6. that story about the horse & Ford
  7. bridge metaphor
  8. Japan
  9. "please clap and/or cheer"
  10. Some guy you've never seen before
  11. India/China superpower mention
  12. value alignment
  13. a bit involving a prop
  14. CEO personal childhood anecdote
  15. "I was playing golf"
  16. ARR growth rate
  17. AI
  18. "your job matters"
  19. a guest speaker
  20. "we are not hitting our numbers"
  21. sports
  22. car metaphor
  23. bar graph
  24. traveling story turned business lesson