Why Choose Custom Awards?

A custom award does more than just create a unique image to enhance the moment of recognition.  The custom recognition solution is effective in that it:

• Promotes a positive attitude
• Is an extension of your brand
• Is unique and identifiable
• Generates enhanced perceived value
• Is price competitive in comparison to “off-the-shelf” items
• Allows for cohesive products at all levels, equaling a true RECOGNITION PROGRAM
• Adapts to changing needs and influences
• Shows your recipient you care!

Needs Analysis

The Fox Group frequently utilizes a “Needs Analysis” survey to collect input from the end client to create the best positioning of effective recognition products specific to the client’s objectives.

These objectives are always focused on the BRAND IMAGE of the client as represented by the recognition programs in place or being created by Bruce Fox, Inc. The brand image of each client is as unique as the cultural and symbolic factors that distinguish the client from all others—effective recognition programs are built upon these cultural and symbolic elements. Helping to foster an understanding of your brand, your unique characteristics and your objectives is our job at Bruce Fox, Inc.

Recognition Types

What is the purpose of the award program?

• Sales Quota Awards
• Internal Quality Awards
• Supplier Quality Awards
• Safety Programs
• Donor Recognition
• Patent Recognition
• Service Awards
• Special Achievement— President’s Award, Chairman’s Award, Founders’ Award
• Membership Identification
• Emblematic Identification— Seals, Crests, Franchisees
• Athletic & Competitive Events
• Environmental Awards
• Dealer/Distributor Recognition
• Commemorative & Event Recognition
• Product Launch

Features and Enhancements

• Special packaging—gift box, felt bag, logo imprint
• Inserts—congratulatory letter, "romance card," care instructions
• Ancillary recognition items—business cards, lapel pin, certificate
• Outer package labeling
• Foreign shipment requirements
• Administrative requirements—data interface and processing requirements