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    WEBINAR: AI in action

    With artificial intelligence rapidly growing, how do you make sure your employee recognition program is elevated but also stays authentic and true to your company? And how can you leverage it to increase employee engagement and productivity?

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    WEBINAR: Giving and the power of gratitude

    We’re all familiar with recognition and how we feel when we’re recognized. But what’s not talked about as much is how showing gratitude benefits the giver. Giving serves a far greater function than just enabling someone else to receive.

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    WEBINAR: Cutting the clutter to reduce turnover

    What do you do when employee turnover is on the rise? Toyota experienced this issue and needed a way to retain their employees.

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    WEBINAR: Celebrating moments that matter

    In an increasingly global and hybrid workforce, the lines have blurred between personal and professional. The research shows it’s no longer enough to solely acknowledge an employee’s work contributions. Now is the time to better understand and celebrate the whole employee—not simply for what they achieve in their work, but also their personal milestones that are an integral part of their life.

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    WEBINAR: Is Cash King?

    With more ways to reward sales performance than ever, which reigns supreme? Are merchandise incentives effective motivators or will cash always remain king?

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    Case Study

    Creating a high-performing culture

    A global healthcare technology company explored the connection between recognition and employee sentiment. By analyzing survey results and recognition activity, they optimized their program to inspire employees worldwide. The data revealed significant positive impacts on engagement, retention, and performance. Discover how recognition transformed their organizational culture in the full case study.

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    A purpose worth banking on

    A large financial services company aimed to ignite passion and sharpen focus by aligning employees with their purpose, “Lighting the Way to Financial Well-Being.” They launched a recognition program called myPurpose, rewarding key behaviors with Purpose Points. This initiative led to significant reductions in turnover and impressive gains in customer experience scores. Discover how this strategy transformed their company culture in the full case study.

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    LEADing the way

    A leading soft drink manufacturer turned their 60,000+ employees into brand ambassadors through a revamped lead-generation program. Employees earned points for submitting qualified leads, which could be redeemed for various rewards. The program’s success led to significant increases in participation and new customer outlets. Discover how this innovative approach transformed their sales strategy in the full case study.

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    Three’s a crowd

    A biotech client consolidated three separate programs into one ecosystem using the DayMaker system. This integration streamlined their processes and significantly boosted engagement. Discover how this approach led to increased collaboration and revenue growth in our case study.

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    Case Study

    A rise in employee engagement

    A major cruise line aimed to boost employee engagement, retention, and sales performance. We implemented a gamification strategy, creating missions to drive performance and retention. Discover how this approach led to impressive engagement and revenue growth in our case study.