Recognition and Reward Resource Guide

Employee Recognition and Reward
Resource Guide

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Preface

Preface
Recognition & Rewards
We operate in a complex global economy that is no In this guide, ITAGroup demonstrates how a well-
longer driven by sweat and steel but by information planned, comprehensive recognition and reward
and understanding. Within this shifting economy, system energizes, empowers, and rallies employees
people matter. to achieve both company and industry benchmarks
that render measurable results. It also demonstrates Drives employee engagement
As companies across all industries make difficult how a recognition and reward program can facilitate
choices with regards to cutbacks and financial an enriching corporate culture and experience that
Reinforces employee lifetime value
pressure—we need reliable methods for recruiting, attracts not only new talent, but the public at large. Supports pay-for-performance compensation
retaining, and motivating high performers. We need In other words, an organizationally driven
strategies for identifying and cultivating people who recognition and reward program can make a Motivates employees to achieve stretch goals
will reinforce an organization’s vision, mission, and
values. That’s why instituting a reliable recognition
tremendous difference to customers, investors, Improves bottom line performance
and policymakers overall.
and reward program is vital in today’s workforce.

Employee Engagement
Customer Response
Business Performance

Figure 1. Investing in recognition and reward programs is proven to increase employee engagement and productivity and
improve customer service, which in turn leads to customer satisfaction and loyalty. The results: higher business performance
and revenues.

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Introducing Recognition and Rewards Introducing Recognition and Rewards

Introducing Recognition and Rewards

Knowledge, reputation, and human capital. Today, • Improving customer service and product quality Investing in ELTV Engaged employees
these are the intangible assets that make corporate to win brand loyalty
We often hear about the importance of customer Engaged employees—or those who are both willing
progress possible.
• Boosting sales, market share, and customer lifetime value (CLTV), which is the potential value and able to contribute to company success—
According to the Brookings Institution, only 15% of lifetime value (CLTV) presented by long-term customer relationships. demonstrate commitment to excellence to the
company expenses represent tangible assets, such as Less common is discussion of employee lifetime organization and inspire among their peers both
tools and machinery, while about 85% of expenses • Increasing productivity while instilling safe value (ELTV), which represents all that highly creative thinking and courage. Why? Engaged
represent intangible work habits engaged employees bring to the company in the employees glean a strong sense of satisfaction
Targeted Value assets. Why? Because long term, measured by both reduced cost and from their jobs.
• Improving morale among teams and cultivating top performance.
companies can expect
Investing in employees’ enthusiastic company “brand ambassadors” out Take a look at Fortune magazine’s 100 Best Companies
a much greater return
education and training can of employees ELTV, a concept introduced in recent years, to Work For. Each year, employees respond to surveys
produce twice as much gain from investing in
may soon—if it hasn’t already—supersede the that ask questions related to job satisfaction,
in workplace efficiency as employees than from • Attracting and recruiting valuable new talent with long-coveted CLTV. An Economist Intelligence Unit attitudes toward management, and workplace
comparable increases in purchasing equipment. your reputation as an appreciative employer study found, for example, that 80% of executives camaraderie. Invariably, the top-ranked companies
equipment, according to Another study found
• Retaining and motivating the company’s top surveyed predicted are those that demonstrate the highest rate of
researcher Robert Zemsky of that a company that
Pennsylvania University. performers to bring their talents to the table
Targeted Value that the ability to employee engagement. Along with enjoying lower
lost all of its
attract and retain turnover, these companies consistently provide
equipment but kept Sears studied the correlation
• Motivating average between employee the best people will initiatives that keep their workforce engaged.
the skills and know-how of its workforce could be
performers to Targeted Value satisfaction and sales and be the primary force
back in business relatively quickly. On the other It makes sense that
improve and excel found improved employee in influencing
hand, a company that lost its workforce but kept its Research by Sheffield employee engagement
to top performance University showed a return attitudes boosted sales within business strategy Targeted Value
equipment would never recover (McLean 1995). directly affects the
of up to four to one in profits about six weeks. by 2010.
• Encouraging wellbeing of an The Towers Perrin Talent
Protecting and cultivating intangible assets through when UK organizations
worthwhile Employee engagement seems simple as a concept, organization. It also Report defines engagement
people-based programs often comes down to focused on people rather
risk-taking and but what initiates and sustains it? Obviously, the makes sense that good as “the extent to which
engaging employees—to motivating high performance than on strategy, quality, or
inspiring innovative answer is employees themselves. Yet, it’s unlikely recognition and employees put discretionary
while fostering a positive working environment where pure R&D.
work with a that employees can remain engaged and motivated reward programs effort into their work, in the
innovation and self-actualization flourish. The benefits form of time, brainpower, and
competitive edge in a vacuum. In other words, employee engagement increase employee
of such programs are as numerous as the breadth of energy” (4).
needs to be embodied and practiced at the highest engagement in
the talent you employ. Listed are the most notable:
levels within an organization. It also needs to be measurable ways.
supported through ongoing initiatives and events.

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Engaged employees are proud of their work and It’s a fact that employees who feel valued because Multi-tiered recognition Recognizing and rewarding
proud of the company they work for, and they’re they are both rationally and emotionally connected
willing to communicate that. But perhaps more contribute more discretionary effort to meet the
To be successful, recognition and reward programs diverse employees
must earn the buy-in of individual employees and
important is the way employee interactions with goals of their organization. They become role models At ITAGroup, we work hard to understand the
leaders at all levels. People across the spectrum must
customers affect CLTV. In a recent study conducted for peers, helping to create a corporate culture that workforce involved with a specific program. We
be willing to
by the Forum for People Performance Management values qualities like teamwork and innovation. In develop strategies that engage employees in ways
participate and
(www.performanceforum.org), researchers found turn, that corporate culture connects people at all
that the higher the level of employee engagement, levels of the organization to common goals in
? Ask Yourself encourage that are meaningful to them both personally and
professionally. This understanding entails knowing
What trends in motivational participation among
the higher the level of “customer spend”—that when meaningful and personally enriching ways. who they are. For example, what demographic
responses have you noticed coworkers. Wide
employees are engaged, a customer receives an do they belong to? Where do they live? What are
You can ask yourself these questions to determine among people at work? What acceptance promotes
enhanced experience, which equates to spending their cultural expectations? What motivates them
whether your workforce is fully engaged: instances caused you to the perception that
more money with the organization. to succeed?
reverse expectations or rewards are both
Your top performers are, without coincidence, your • How often do your employees go above and stereotypes? attainable and relevant
Your answer depends on the individual. Is she a part
most highly engaged employees. Consider recent beyond expectations to complete a project? to the entire
of the sales force or the operations team? Is he a
Mercer Delta research, which shows that, on average, workforce.
• How well do your employees understand their family man or an unmarried recruit fresh out of
engaged employees deliver four times more value college? Was her work ethic formed in the United
roles and how their contributions affect the Here are some examples of multi-tiered recognition
to an organization than non-engaged employees. States or in India, or in Germany or China? Is he a
company’s direction and profitability? practices:
baby-boomer or is he from Gen-X? And so on.
An effective recognition and reward program invites
• How many would say your company is a great • Employees recognize peers for excellence or
employees to challenge themselves to ambitious You need to account for the diversity of your
place to work? How many would tout its offerings above-and-beyond behavior in day-to-day work
goals that ultimately benefit themselves as well as employee base as you build a program that
to the public? through a companywide e-mail or award
the company they work for. It turns energy into complements your organizational environment.
nomination.
action in a way that aligns human effort with Since various employee segments tend to impact
specific organizational objectives, using employee • Team leaders recognize a targeted long-term personal involvement, you want to incorporate
appreciation as the catalyst. accomplishment, such as completing certification meaningful types of recognition and rewards that
training within an organization or implementing a encourage participation. Once you’ve determined the
“green” idea that results in cost savings. diversity that exists throughout your workforce, you
can better match motivational strategies for each
• A sales team receives a group travel event with a individual or group of individuals to targeted
recognition dinner to mark an increase in sales. business objectives.

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Although we discuss specific differences related Generational differences For example, if a Mature has lost his sense of Though strategies may vary, these examples illustrate
to the current workforce below, ITAGroup doesn’t purpose at work and begins to perform at bare that for every generation, demonstrating gratitude
Although each individual comes to your workforce
stop there. We consistently and thoroughly address minimum, you might find a strategy for has a powerful effect.
with individual abilities, needs, and personalities, it
the bigger picture—and our strategies are acknowledging what he has sacrificed for the
can be useful to note generational differences that
grounded in awareness that your employees company in the past, giving him a symbolic reward
might speak to specific motivational strategies.
are your greatest asset. that demonstrates your respect for his talent and
The most common groupings of generations are
time on the job. Remember, when this generation—
the Matures, the Baby Boomers, Generation-X, and
as well as the Boomers—retires, you may face
Global workforce Generation-Y. Listed below are qualities for which
challenges replacing individuals with a wealth of
each of these groups is known.
In an increasingly global business environment, experience. Keeping older generations focused and
it’s also important to recognize the need to develop interested may be one of your greatest investments.
international, cross-cultural solutions that appeal to Table 1: Generational Attributes As another example, a team comprising young
a wide-ranging, global workforce. With this global Matures Baby Boomers Generation X Generation Y Generation-Ys seems bored and, as a consequence,
connection comes the responsibility to enhance wastes valuable time surfing the Web or text
Hard work Rights Diversity Caution
recognition and reward programs even more. Part of Dedication Space Caution Change
messaging friends. Consider their penchant for
this charge entails choosing the types of recognition Sacrifice Travel Technology Optimism change: Provide opportunities to learn new skills and
and rewards that are most appropriate and Respect Optimism Playfulness Confidence reward their ability to exchange projects with peers, Figure 2. Accounting for a diverse workforce by
motivational for a multi-cultural employee base. Duty Teamwork Self-reliance Achievement which can inspire both innovation and teamwork. incorporating a variety of recognition strategies
Honor Personal growth Pragmatism Diversity This generation is accustomed to learning in a creates meaningful ways to reward an evolving
In Europe, for example, food and wine rank highly Duty technologically driven, fast-paced environment, and employee base.
as popular awards, while in Latin America, they feel valued when you give them the chance to
merchandise vouchers and gift cards tend to be show their potential for growth.
favored. Additionally, in some parts of the world, Using the qualities listed in Table 1, you can tailor a
rewards made of certain materials may be motivational strategy that will appeal to values
considered unsuitable; while in other areas, specific employees have been raised with.
employees may view certain color choices
negatively.

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Building a Recognition and Reward Program Building a Recognition and Reward Program

Building a Recognition and Reward Program

The overall goal of a recognition and reward Building a recognition and reward program that is when employee performance is not aligned with
program is this: to increase employee engagement. right for you requires following a process that company objectives, when current incentive
Invariably, a recognition and reward program should uncovers what matters most to you and your 4. Communicate the program initiatives don’t provide ROI, or when best practices
not simply create happy, appreciated employees; it employees. The process are not in effect.
should be linked to overall business performance. should include unique Targeted Value Tip
and resourceful An upfront analysis
You want a program that reinforces your overall Effective recognition and should look at four
solutions, frequent
business strategies, but what does that mean? reward programs are dynamic 5. Train all participants distinct elements of Many companies don’t realize
evaluation, and
It means that a cycles of analysis, strategy, an organization: how much they currently
efficient monitoring to implementation, and review— spend on employee
Tip recognition and reward ensure that you stay cycles that are built into the 1. Business Strategy. recognition efforts because
program should on track to deliver the way ITAGroup does business. What is your efforts are so fragmented.
reinforce what you appropriate outcomes. A thorough assessment can
A good recognition and reward corporate mission?
program drives employee want employees to do 6. Manage the program demonstrate how consolidated
and reward how you The overall program-design process incorporates the What are your
behavior—it rewards the right efforts improve performance
want them to do it. following steps: current business
kind of performance in ways and maximize budgets.
that are meaningful to your Establishing these links issues? What are
company and your employees. between the company’s your key business metrics? Which key factors
strategic objectives 7. Measure your success impact each business issue?
and the employees’ performance is often one of the 2. Corporate Culture. How does your organization
1. Conduct upfront analysis
most overlooked pieces when building a recognition view non-cash performance initiatives? How are
and reward program. these currently being used?
Each component involved in the development of
a recognition and reward program contributes 3. Data Analytics. Which metrics define employee
to a program’s overall success. behavior? What performance gaps and variability
2. Garner executive-level buy-in exist in this data set?
Conduct upfront analysis 4. Employee Perception. How do employees regard
recognition and reward programs?
It’s easy to make improvement
suggestions by providing a one-size-
3. Develop a needs-based design fits-all solution. And it’s easy to hand
out awards. Conducting an upfront
analysis, however, often resolves organizational
challenges at the onset. For example, it can uncover

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Once you have a good understanding of these Garner executive-level buy-in To support a program, management needs to fully
influences, you need to capitalize on these understand its benefits. Initial analysis and
perceptions to build a foundation for future change. A recognition and reward program must assessment should focus on gathering enough
This requires key stakeholders in your organization be more than a program that exists only information to show the possible benefits of a
Audience Business to next: on paper. It requires its leaders to “walk reward and recognition program. Once you’ve
Perceptions Strategy the talk” and demonstrate commitment received executive buy-in, you essentially join forces
• Identify business issues. Analyze historical to the program over the long term. You want your in your efforts to build a recognition and reward
performance data. program to reflect consistently throughout all levels program. Not only do you start to assemble actively
of the company—and you’ll find it performs best if it involved participants, you get champions of the
• Identify the behaviors your organization wants works its way from the top down. program as well.
to reinforce. This often entails gap analysis to
determine current performance versus desired You’ll want to ensure that no conflicting goals arise
Data Corporate performance. that may cause the program to derail. It’s also a Develop a needs-based design
Analytics Culture
good time to see what initiatives can be With the right motivation and a
• Identify the behaviors the organization wants consolidated and strategically designed approach that
to change. Targeted Value maximized. At the aligns with corporate culture and goals,
same time, you need your employees can drive corporate
• Incorporate your analysis into a specific Executive buy-in ensures that to ensure that performance. Most successful employee recognition
Figure 4. Taking into account each of these recognition and reward program. employee performance is
everyone—executives, and reward programs today incorporate a
perspectives provides a holistic view to form aligned with corporate
• Establish success measures. management, combination of individual and team-based awards.
an effective program from. objectives. In other words,
it guarantees that the vision employees—are Programs focused on productivity and sales generally
described at the executive working toward a reward individuals for product revenue and overall
level is incorporated into the global organizational goal attainment.
actions of your employees. goal and vision.

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As you design and develop a recognition and reward Communicate the program • Involve participants by communicating to them Regardless of the approaches you choose to
program, you want to ensure that you create an throughout the life of the program with follow-up implement, you want to ensure that the correct
environment of celebration and reward. You can do Since a recognition and reward information. message is communicated. Once you’ve determined
this in several ways: program represents a sizable investment the behaviors you want to recognize, you want to
to an organization, communication • Make information about the program accessible by reinforce those behaviors in an accurate, meaningful
• Ensure that executives and managers are about the program is key to its success. posting it in a highly visible place and keeping it way.
supportive, engaged, and believe in the program. Employees should be aware of the program and that top-of-mind.
it can yield significant Train all participants
• Create employee movement by offering rewards. They should Targeted Value Do not overlook the
recognition and rewards that motivate your also see program- Case Study value of integrating Training is crucial to program
specific workforce. Effective communication communications with
related materials often captivates and engages your effectiveness. No program can run
to generate awareness Communication matters! program design. After effectively if managers don’t know or
• Be aware of the existing environment and address audience.
and enthusiasm. During an ongoing three-year all, a recognition and understand how to give rewards. And
any necessary changes. program, monthly reward program is no program can run effectively if employees don’t
A recognition and reward program requires
communication was really a targeted know or understand
To provide a balanced recognition environment, you participation, and that participation comes with
temporarily eliminated. marketing campaign. how to earn rewards.
should plan to incorporate three types of effective, clear communication. Targeted Value
The results? When compared
recognition: to the same month during When the right Managers must be
Not only is it imperative to create initial interest in Training and recognition and
the previous year, program communications are in trained to recognize
1. Day-to-day. This type of recognition, which the program, it is necessary to encourage that reward programs often go
participation decreased by place, you ensure that
includes thank-you notes, e-mails, and phone interest by establishing a consistent communications results. Beyond that, hand-in-hand—they naturally
16%, sales activity decreased employees not only
calls, should be used on an ongoing basis. Design campaign. This can be done in a variety of ways. they must be trained integrate program significance
by 76%, and revenue
For example: understand why they how to communicate with the how-tos of
programs of this type to recognize behaviors that decreased by 144%.
are being recognized, the program structure, performance.
support organizational values. Tip
• Call attention to the but they know the value of actively participating in criteria, and rewards.
2. Informal. This type of recognition, which includes program and its the program. At the same time, employees must learn why the
team lunches or low-cost mementos, should accompanying Be sure to communicate the
link between performance
program matters and how to participate in ways
recognize individuals or teams for progress message by sending A multi-media approach that matter.
and company objectives.
towards specific goals or milestones. out blast e-mails How you communicate your message depends on
You want to foster a greater
3. Formal. This type of recognition consists of a and creative understanding of organizational the situation. However, it is critical to use multi-
structured program with a defined process. It tends marketing goals by showing how each media—you want to get your information across in
to be public, taking place at an annual meeting or communication employee’s actions contribute as many ways and as often as possible.
other formal recognition event that is branded, pieces upfront. to the overall success of the
company.
themed, and facilitated by senior leadership.

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When it comes to training, you should do the Selecting ambassadors Manage the program years when many companies managed reward and
following: recognition programs on an ad hoc basis or relied on
There is tremendous value in providing program You can determine program success individual departments or regions to run disparate
• Incorporate information about your program “ambassadors”—employees who specialize in program through tracking, progress reporting, initiatives.
during employee orientation. As you educate them specifics and can communicate that information ongoing analysis, and effective
about your organizational values and business articulately and account management. Today, you will want to make sure whether you build
goals, you can show how the recognition and enthusiastically. These your online platform internally or use an outside
employees serve as
Tip Operation and administration of the program entails
reward program supports these objectives. partner, like ITAGroup, that your system integrates all
internal champions for a large portion of a recognition and reward program. your reward and recognition efforts and includes the
• Provide clear expectations of each employee’s the program, Solicit volunteers from non- It’s easy to get necessary functionality to ensure success, such as:
roles and responsibilities along with the management ranks. Provide a Tip overwhelmed with the
generating both
opportunities provided by the program. small incentive or award for volume of information. • Peer to Peer Awards
information and
time and effort.
excitement throughout As with any administrative As part of managing
• Offer recognition forums on a regular basis that • Manager to Employee Awards
the life of the program. process, you’ll want to ensure the program, you’ll
share best practices. Use this time to reinforce that participants receive want to do the • Team Awards
information about the program to both Although you can choose ambassadors in a variety regular feedback. following:
management and employees. of ways, you’ll find that they often volunteer based • Activity Based Awards (such as Years of Service,
on their belief in the program. Regardless of the • Identify the information you want to track and Safety, Wellness, Sales Productivity or Training.)
• Use online tutorials to facilitate recognition report
selection process, you’ll want to choose ambassadors
training. • Approval Process
who will do the following:
• Determine methods for tracking, reporting, and
• Give managers the tools they need to help them analysis • Budget
• Engage in the program themselves
participate actively in the program. For example, Management
provide a “tool kit” that lists recognition best • Identify areas of improvement Tip
• Mentor others Tool
practices, program-branded material, celebration
checklists, etc. • Motivate others • Look at the data that’s gathered from an overall • Award Only require management
perspective Redemption approval for top awards;
• Hold workshops that feature outside educators • Explain to others Options otherwise the process may
who specialize in one of your program Operation and administration become too administratively
components. • Work well with others Most reward and recognition programs today are • Reporting burdensome to be practical.
managed electronically through integrated web-
• Measure your training results. based platforms designed to track participants,
activity, and budgets. This is a change from previous

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Measure your success Measurement strategies ensure that your program What was their overarching objective? They chose to Example two
optimizes performance. While success can be focus on employee retention in the midst of their For a leading soft-drink manufacturer and
How do you want to measure the determined in a variety of ways, it should ideally be new organizational structure. In doing so, they
success of your recognition and reward distributor, management recognized the need to
customized to track and connect the type of success hoped to create a cultural shift in the company that better integrate their cross-cultural workforce. They
program? What kinds of successes are that matters to your company. You can, for example, communicated the vision of the organization in
you looking for? Do you plan to use a knew they had to respond to the changing
track the following: moving forward. requirements of their company as they expanded
scorecard? These are the types of questions you
want to answer as you start to build a program. • Participation The program internationally.
Targeted Value integrated behaviors
It’s here where you • ROI Their goals? To develop a recognition and reward
Targeted Value Successful recognition and the company wanted program that offered fair rewards for an increasingly
Tip validate expenditures • Productivity to reinforce by
reward programs rely on a global workforce. This design entailed addressing the
and show the return Using scorecards that are recognizing how
• Sales and referrals definitive commitment to objectives of the world-wide workforce on multiple
on investment. It’s customized for each program
As you gather data to measure excellence and a willingness to business success was
here where we can ensures that you measure the program levels: peer to peer, manager to employee,
the success of your program, • Customer & make necessary adjustments achieved through the
it’s a good idea to identify understand program information that really and mega-performers. Addressing these multiple
employee and address changing needs in contributing factors of
matters to you. levels provided a means to encourage the flow of
company best practices—the performance, provide satisfaction order to end up with a better commitment,
practices that ultimately feedback, and provide outcome. recognition throughout the company and involve all
• Customer & employee retention leadership, individual organizational levels. Through a simple recognition
support corporate objectives— program justification. achievement, and teamwork. Incorporating individual strategy, employees could be awarded points that
that can be benchmarked both
• ELTV and team awards with service and performance
in your organization and Regardless of the they could redeem for culturally-specific award
throughout your industry. awards provided the means to recognize innovation options through localized customer service
specifics of a
and cost-savings techniques. This successive building representatives.
recognition and Success stories of behaviors encouraged both daily consistency and
reward program, we use both qualitative and
We’ve included the following examples to established the importance of ongoing contributions As a result of the initiative, the program has become
quantitative metrics. Quantitative and qualitative
demonstrate how recognition and reward programs throughout the year. a part of the overall corporate culture, which has
success measures both add value. Goals should be
fair and obtainable. make a difference. translated into significant increase: 72 percent of
What were the results? Besides turnover reduction, participants report improved morale.
Example one the company saw cost-savings ideas generated and
implemented, productivity improvements, increased
A global producer and marketer of disposable
employee engagement, and increased customer
foodservice products merged with a competitor to
loyalty. These improvements resulted in double-
become a multi-billion dollar corporation.
digit sales growth.
Management decided to implement a recognition
and reward program that built successively on both
individual and team behaviors.

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Technology considerations
As referenced earlier under “Manage the Program-
Operation and Administration”, the online platform
chosen to operate your recognition and rewards
program is vital. Whether you build the platform
internally, or partner with a company like ITAGroup,
it is important to utilize a platform that is easy to
use and modify yet still capable of handling the
large scale complexity that your program may
require. ITAGroup offers two unique recognition and
reward platform solutions—PerformanceSuite® Pro
and PerformanceSuite® Enterprise.

PerformanceSuite Enterprise is designed to handle
the most complex program needs and allows
for maximum levels of customization and
advanced rules and rewards structures.
The platform is fully customizable to an
organizations specific program needs.

PerformanceSuite Pro is designed to power a more
basic program structure yet allows for moderate
levels of customization while providing an
organization quick speed to market and lower
cost of entry.

The following offers a look at select features
of the PerformanceSuite Pro platform.

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Conclusion Works Cited/Consulted

Conclusion Works Cited/Consulted

A successful recognition and reward program ITAGroup is a founding trustee of the Forum for “100 Best Companies to Work for.” Fortune and Great “Engaging employees to drive global business success:
requires precision, planning, and execution. You want People Performance Measurement & Management Place to Work Institute.® Cable News Network, 2008. Insights from Mercer’s What’s Working research.”
a program that is well-designed and well-structured, (www.performanceforum.org) and a member of Redistributed by Worldatwork. Mercer, 2007.
a program with well-defined standards that allows Recognition Professionals International “The Economics of Humanity in Business.” Executive
for meaningful results. (www.recognition.org). White Paper. FORUM: For People Performance McClernon, Timothy. “Rivals to Systematic Training.”
Management and Measurement. Summary of Frank Advances in Developing Human Resources,
For more information on how implementing a Mulhern’s report, “Pulling Together: The Increased 8:442 (2006).
About ITAGroup recognition and reward program can positively affect Role and Impact of People in Organizations.”
ITAGroup is a full-service performance improvement your corporation’s overall performance improvement Economist Intelligence Unit Report, 2008 “Working Today: Understanding What Drives
company focused on improving business strategy, visit our website at www.itagroup.com. [www.eiu.com]. Employee Engagement.” The 2003 Towers Perrin
performance through people. Since 1963, we have Talent Report.
driven powerful and proven results through sales
incentives, recognition and reward initiatives,
business-to-business loyalty solutions, product
launches and business meeting and group travel
coordination.

In the ever-changing economy, partnering with an
expert in human capital is more beneficial than ever
before. At ITAGroup, we work with you to build and
execute programs that satisfy—and consistently
exceed—your objectives. Together, we address the
specific needs of your organization and develop a
customized recognition and reward program that
provides improvements in the way you do business.
With our expertise, you can achieve your goals, while
making your company more profitable and a better
place to work.

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