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When choosing an award to hand out, you might be tempted to go with something that has a complicated or trendy design. But an award is something that should be left on display for years to come and time transforms the stylish designs of today into the gaudy ones of tomorrow.

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At first glance, many people dismiss paperweights as worthless items. The term "paperweight" is even used to mean a thing that has no real function. But the simple fact is that a paperweight serves roughly the same function as a folder (keeping papers together), one of the

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When we think of awards, we're usually focused on either the past (what an individual did to earn that award) or the present (how exactly the award will be presented). But the fact is that we should also be thinking about the future when choosing an award. Specifically, we

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When choosing an award to hand out at special events, you'll want something with a simple, timeless style. After all, that award will hopefully be left on display for years, even decades, to come, so you won't want anything that ends up looking gaudy in ten years. Really, a

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When you're handing out an award, you'll obviously want to offer something with a memorable design. Of course, "memorable" doesn't necessarily mean overly elaborate. In fact, many times the simplest designs are the most visually striking. You also don't need to offer

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If you've been searching for that classic crystal award that will help you thank your staff for a year of hard work, then you just found it! The Rachis Award from Quality Logo Products(R) is one of those dazzling awards that will help you congratulate your staff, customers,

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While it's important to recognize individual achievement; it's just as vital that you acknowledge the importance of cooperation. Sometimes the most impressive accomplishment is simply getting two people, two departments, or two businesses to work effectively together. And

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When we see a gavel, most of us think of a judge. Someone who sits in a courtroom, wears a black robe, and frequently retires to chambers of some sort. A glass gavel would make a great award for someone like that. But how many other people have to make tough decisions?