Content Licensing
License Save the Titanic for Your Organization or Your Clients
Bring the award-winning immersive team experience in-house, or white-label it for the organizations you serve. One call gives you a real number — no lead-gen runaround.
What a Content License Includes
Licensing is the right to use Save the Titanic's content — the scenario, the materials, the design. It is separate from facilitator certification, which builds the skill to run it well. Most organizations do both together.
IP License
The legal right to deliver Save the Titanic internally, or to your own clients under your own brand.
Full Materials Kit
Complete facilitator guides, participant briefs, scenario detail, prop lists, timing and debrief frameworks — everything to deliver a premium experience.
Facilitator Certification (Optional)
Your team certified to run it well — see the full certification path.
Ongoing Support
A community of facilitators, updates, and coaching when you hit something new in the room. You never deliver alone.
Pricing
Shaped to Your Organization
Save the Titanic licensing depends on how many teams, how many deliveries a year, and whether you're certifying facilitators alongside the license. Rather than publish a one-size number that's wrong for most organizations, we shape it on a short call and give you a real figure — not a lead form that goes nowhere.
- •How many teams and locations you plan to deliver to
- •Deliveries per year, and whether that scales over time
- •Whether you want facilitators certified alongside the license
- •Purpose-driven and not-for-profit organizations receive 30% off list
Trusted by Teams at
The credibility that stands behind every licensed delivery.
Distribution Partner
Duke Corporate Education
Duke Corporate Education channels Save the Titanic as a distribution partner — including running its own certification cohort in South Africa to deliver the experience to its own clients.
Licensing vs. Certification vs. Train-the-Trainer
These three terms get used interchangeably. They are not the same thing.
Licensing
The right to use the content — the scenario, the materials, the design. Without it, nothing else is legal to deliver.
Certification
The skill-building. Your facilitators learn to run the experience well — staging, coaching, the debrief that makes it stick. See the full facilitator certification path.
Train-the-Trainer
The industry's general term for certifying internal facilitators to deliver someone else's content. At Learn2, this is what certification is — the two terms describe the same process.
Who Licenses Save the Titanic
- ✓Consulting firms adding a premium, differentiated team experience to their offer
- ✓Executive coaches wanting a shared, high-pressure moment to build their coaching work around
- ✓Corporate universities and internal L&D teams with continuous delivery needs
- ✓Exec-ed providers wanting a proven, licensable immersive experience for their catalog
- ✓Purpose-driven organizations and charities — 30% off list
Licensing Questions
What does a Save the Titanic content license include?
The right to deliver Save the Titanic — internally, or to your own clients. It includes the full materials kit (facilitator guides, participant briefs, scenario detail, prop lists, timing and debrief frameworks), plus the option to certify your own facilitators to run it.
How much does it cost to license Save the Titanic?
It is shaped to your organization — how many teams, how many deliveries a year, and whether you are certifying facilitators alongside the license. Book a call and we give you a real number in one conversation, not a gated form or a multi-step sales process.
Is this the same as facilitator certification?
Licensing is the right to use the content. Certification is the skill-building — training your own people to facilitate it well. Most organizations that license also certify, since Save the Titanic is a staged, immersive experience the materials alone don't teach you to run. See the certification program for the full facilitator-training path.
Can we white-label Save the Titanic for our own clients?
Yes. Consulting firms, executive coaches, and corporate universities license the experience and deliver it to their own clients under their own brand — Duke Corporate Education channels Save the Titanic this way today, including running its own certification cohort in South Africa.
Who has run Save the Titanic?
Deloitte, American Express, Bell, BMO, TD Bank, PepsiCo, OLG, Manulife, and Nokia have all run Save the Titanic. That track record — 35+ years, 250,000+ leaders developed, 100+ countries — stands behind every session a licensed partner delivers.
Do you customize the content for our organization?
Yes. The scenario framework stays the same — the crisis, the pressure, the decisions under a clock — but the debrief and the business context are shaped to your organization as part of certification and ongoing support.
Ready to License Save the Titanic?
One call to see whether licensing, certification, or both fits how your organization delivers team building.
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