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Madison is a global leader in employee recognition and incentives, pioneering digital programs since 1995. As an employee-owned company, we deliver recognition, events, and incentive travel solutions that strengthen culture and drive results.

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Designing Sales Meetings That Drive Business Outcomes, Not Just Attendance
Annual sales meetings often represent one of the largest internal investments an organization makes each...
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What Actually Drives a Successful Incentive Travel Program After 20 Years in the Field
Incentive travel has never been about the destination. That may sound surprising in an industry that...
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Sustainability Without Operational Discipline Is Just Messaging
Sustainability is now standard language in meetings and incentive travel. RFPs reference ESG commitments....

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The Authentic Brand and Why Marketing and HR Should Partner

Long after legendary ad man David Ogilvy first suggested that a brand was synonymous with the personality and character of a business, marketing leaders continue to invest millions on building (and protecting) their brand profiles. This is not a misplaced effort by any means. A brand’s financial and reputational value…

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Change Management: A New Role for Employee Recognition Programs?

Is there a connection between Change Management & Workforce Recognition? The latest edition of Performance Perspectives argues that there certainly should be. Seven out of every ten change initiatives fail and the number one reason that they do is because no one in the organization is giving employees impacted by…

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Using Rewards & Recognition to Improve The Impact of Training

Why have training investments underperformed? Ask anyone associated with them and you will hear a litany of reasons. Two of the more common excuses include: participants don’t prepare before the training sessions as much as they should, or they aren’t fully engaged during delivery. And while these conditions can always…

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How Recognition Helps Employee Collaboration

Today more than ever, businesses worldwide need to get people to collaborate. This edition of Performance Perspective will examine some of the biggest barriers to employee collaboration, explain why today’s managers are really “talent motivators” and outline why recognition should be part of their process.

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“Build vs. Buy” Customized Recognition Solutions

As workforce recognition strategies become more sophisticated, so do the demands they place on the systems that support them. In a global economy, one that has become increasingly talent-based, smart Human Resource executives know that a properly designed employee recognition solution can do more than administer and fulfill awards. The…

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Madison Global Appoints Gale Crosley as Independent Director
Madison Global, an employee-owned ESOP company with international reach and more than 50 years of experience in employee recognition, incentive travel, meetings and events, today announced the appointment of strategic growth advisor Gale Crosley, CPA, CGMA, as an independent director on its Board of Directors. The appointment adds an experienced outside perspective to the company's Board as Madison accelerates mid-market and enterprise expansion in its next phase of growth.
Generation Z Is Not Avoiding Hard Work. They Are Eliminating Unnecessary Work.
No generation has entered the workforce during a period of greater disruption than Generation Z. Every generation has adapted to economic uncertainty, changing technology, and evolving workplace expectations. Generation Z, however, began building careers during a global pandemic, the rapid expansion of remote work, unprecedented advances in artificial intelligence, and an economy changing faster than many organizations can redesign themselves.
Millennials Did Not Demand More From Work. They Demanded More From Leadership.
Few generations entered the workforce with a larger gap between what they were promised and what they experienced. Millennials were raised during a period of extraordinary optimism. They were told that education, ambition, and hard work would open doors. A college degree was presented as a reliable path to professional opportunity. Career growth seemed attainable for anyone willing to work for it.
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