Our first-ever joint survey with the Incentive Research Foundation on merchandise incentives—concludes that the incentive industry has reached an inflection point—the moment when the trend changes from negative to positive.
Joint survey between Corporate Meetings & Incentives and the Incentive Research Foundation finds that merchandise incentives are on the rise again—and 2011 is the transitional year.are on the rise again—and 2011 is the transitional year.
Denise Ker has planned and promoted a lot of corporate incentive conferences. She’s also a video blogger, or “vlogger,” who noticed that the authenticity and immediacy of that type of communication really got people engaged...
Adapting to changing demographics was an important theme woven throughout last week’s Incentive Research Foundation Invitational. An open space meeting held on Friday, April 29, at Aria Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, allowed participants to...
When Dr. Kimberly Severt, professor at the University of Central Florida’s Rosen College of Hospitality Management, was in the thick of researching corporate incentive programs for the Incentive Research Foundation a couple of years ago, she...
