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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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Getting More From Your Programs

How do you get a greater impact from your employee recognition and sales incentive initiatives? By understanding the role behavioral economics can play in shaping the structure of each program element. This edition of Performance Perspectives will examine how the 5 pillars of reward programs; rule structures, communications, reward offerings…

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How Badges Expand the Impact of Employee Recognition

When it comes to maximizing the impact of their employee recognition programs, HR leaders are always looking for ideas that are not just new but more efficient as well. That desire to do more with less would explain why the uses of badges—symbols that highlight a worker’s competencies and accomplishments—are…

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How HR Can Use Employee Recognition to Support Marketing’s Goals

Marketing leaders are always looking to improve outcomes. In an economy that is people-driven, this represents a golden opportunity for HR to leverage the recognition programs they manage to add deeper value. But how do they begin the process? What does it sound like when they introduce the concept of…

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What Can One Industry Teach All Others About Employee Recognition and Engagement?

High engagement is important for any business. In our talent-driven, knowledge-based economy, organizations that pay close attention to their engagement strategies to gain a discernible leg up over rivals. And while businesses across many categories have successfully implemented programs one industry in particular—the professional services sector—has outshined all others. Why…

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Gaining a Competitive Edge With Recognition Data: Practical Dos and Don’ts

Many HR leaders in the pursuit of cost efficiency, reliability and flexibility with their Employee Recognition programs have already implemented a comprehensive reward and recognition portal. These configurable platforms provide multiple cost control and behavioral change benefits. In today’s hyper-competitive business arena—where every dollar needs to advance the company’s collective…

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The Keys to a Great Communications Strategy: Practical Dos and Don’ts

Companies that are benefiting fully from their employee reward programs have done so by putting thoughtful consideration into all supporting elements, not the least of which is communications. When employees internalize the values of the organization and enthusiastically identify with the sprit in which recognition programs are offered they see…

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How Vendor Attitude Shapes the Discovery Process

There are two types of planning philosophies used by vendors in the employee recognition space. The most common, especially among incentive companies offering an “off the shelf” product, is to ask questions that qualify the sponsoring company for “fit” within a narrow range of predefined user options. During those conversations…

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Ask Madison: Should I expand my rewards and recognition program to include contractors?
Changing the Traditional Rewards and Recognition Program The workforce is evolving and the structure of the employee population in many organizations may very likely be dramatically shifting. As we witness the rise in remote workers , we are also experiencing a change in the classification of workers that are being...
Ask Madison: How can I avoid being forgotten in a remote work world?
With many predicting that remote work models will grow dramatically as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, how will that shift impact my career path, my growth, and the dynamics of having a work-life where my efforts are recognized, which I, like many employees, miss? While numbers vary, studies suggest...
Madison Announces Day of Reflection for Global Organization in Honor of Juneteenth
June 19th will now be included as an official holiday on the Madison corporate calendar for all employees. New York, NY (June 17, 2020) -- Madison, a global leader in Social Employee Recognition, has announced to all employees that June 19th is officially recognized as a corporate holiday in remembrance...
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