You might think of trophies and awards only as vehicles to recognize the recipients they honor, but there’s more identification value to them than that. When you present an award to a client, employee or community member, you position your company for constant recognition in that recipient’s office or home. An award or trophy not only carries the honoree’s name but, ideally, will identify your company as well.

When considering award programs, think beyond your company. You can provide trophies for Little League; for the public school district’s Teacher of the Year; for community volunteers or service workers; or for exceptional students. These are options that not only support good works, but also show your interest in being an involved corporate citizen.

Occasions to recognize people are equally abundant. Years of service, anniversaries, sales milestones, safety records or the attainment of productivity goals can all be celebrated with an award presentation. In fact, such programs are often integral to motivating employees.

Just as important as the circumstance is the award itself. Make sure you choose one befitting the occasion. Trophies are available in acrylic, crystal, stone or metal, in the shape of the traditional “loving cups,” figurines or sport symbols. You can create custom replicas of a product or brand image then etch, engrave or sandblast the imprint, depending on the substrate. Awards may be trophies but can also be plaques, clocks, medallions or jewelry. The possibilities are only limited by your imagination.

You can spend a couple of dollars per piece to several thousand. There’s a price-point and suitable product for every occasion, recipient and budget. Let us help you sort through the material options and imprinting methods to plan an award program that not only recognizes those you value but puts the spotlight on your company’s name as well. For more information, just call us or send us an e-mail.

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