Nov 20, 2019
November 20, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Concord, CA – Alpine Awards, a Concord trophy store, is featuring some of their employee recognition awards during the Thanksgiving holiday. Alpine Awards is excited for the Thanksgiving season because it provides a great opportunity for employers to show their employees how much they appreciate them. Alpine Awards is featuring three different awards that make exceptional employee appreciation gifts.
The first award Alpine Awards is featuring this month is a plaque. According to Alpine Awards, the most common uses for plaques to recognize employees are for employee of the month awards. Considering Thanksgiving, employers can modify an employee of the month award to instead just say thank you for their years of service to the company or being exceptional at a specific task. Plaques are a great award because they can be custom engraved and look very professional mounted on a wall.
The second award the corporate gifts store in Concord is featuring is acrylic awards. Acrylic awards are small statues that can come in virtually any color or shape. Employers often use acrylic awards because they can be shaped to replicate the company’s logo for a relatively low cost. Acrylic awards are a great way to show employees recognition for extraordinary achievements.
The third award Alpine Awards is featuring this month is nameplates. Nameplates are great gifts for employees because of their low cost and professional appearance. A nameplate can make any ordinary desk look more important and professional, which is a great way to show employees they are appreciated. Nameplates can be given as appreciation gifts to new hires, recently promoted employees, or even to all employees as a company-wide gift.
Alpine Awards encourages all employers to use the Thanksgiving holiday to show their employees appreciation. Employees who feel appreciated are much more likely to perform better.
Alpine Awards has been serving the San Francisco Bay Area for over 45 years. Our commitment to quality matched with our prices has made us the number one choice in Awards, Printed & Embroidered Apparel, Promotional Products and Gifts.
Alpine Awards, Inc.
2190 Meridian Park Blvd. Suite K
Concord, CA 94520
(925)-671-2079
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Alpine Awards, Inc - Concord, CA
Greg Vella
(925) 671-2109
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2190 Meridian Park Blvd
Suite K
Concord, Ca 94520
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