Status of Non Cash Award Use in the US October 2011 Agenda Time Topic 2 The WHAT What vehicles are used 3 The WHY Why these vehicles are used 3 The WHO Who is most often rewarded with these types ID: 809440
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Transforming the Industry:Status of Non Cash Award Use in the U.S.
October 2011
Slide2Agenda
Time
Topic
2. The WHAT: What vehicles are used?
3. The WHY: Why these vehicles are used
3. The WHO: Who
is most often rewarded with these types
4. The HOW MUCH: Thresholds
Slide3TRANSFORMATION#1 Must first know where we’ve been.#2 How to best serve clients
3
Slide4This Study Completed with Help of IFI
All Star Incentive MarketingHall Erickson IncO.C. TannerA.T. Cross Co.EGR International
Maritz
MotivAction
Rideu
Recognition
Ryman Marketing Services
4
Samsonite Corp.
Top Brand Inc.
Tumi
Inc.
Incentive Marketing Assoc.
IRF
PPAI
RPI
SITE
Slide5On the Agenda
The StudyThe WHATThe WHYThe WHO
The HOW MUCH
5
Slide6The StudyEnd Users/Buyers
Sample InventoryTarget AudienceProgram Rules:Award Type UsedAward Value
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Slide77
Company Size Information
Slide8What Award Vehicles are used?THE WHAT
8
Slide9THE WHAT9
Cash
Travel
Merch
Card
1. Employee
37%
27%
48%
67%
2. Channel
17%
33%
56%
67%
Both
25%
57%
65%
61%
All Respondents
31%
37%
54%
65%
Slide10Number of Award Types Used
10
Slide11Use Only “this” Award Type
11
Slide12Why are specific Awards selected ?THE WHY
12
Slide13PRE-PAID CARDTRAVEL
Ease of useFlexibilityEase of AdministrationProvide Unique ExperiencesBuild loyalty to BrandEmotional Connection
Primary Reasons
13
Slide14MERCHANDISECASH
Tangible ReminderTrophy ValueEmployee PreferencePrimary Reasons
14
Slide15Award Usage by audienceTHE WHO
15
Slide16Usage By Audience
16
Slide17Use By Employee Level
LevelCash
Travel
Merch
Cards
Individuals
72%
68%
70%
65%
Supervisors
55%
37%
58%
56%
Managers:
Front-Line
53%
44%
55%
53%
Middle
45%
42%
51%
46%
Senior
36%
36%
36%
28%
17
Slide18Use By Employee Level
18
Slide19Use By Employee Function
Cash
Travel
Merch
Card
Sales
66%
77%
65%
61%
Operations/Mfg.
53%
24%
53%
47%
Customer Service
53%
29%
59%
47%
Marketing
45%
29%
50%
46%
Technology/IT
45%
26%
44%
39%
Human Resources
40%
21%
45%
41%
Finance/Accounting
42%
26%
40%
41%
19
Slide20Use By Employee Function
20
Slide2121
Use By Employee Function
Slide2222
Use By Employee Function
Slide2323
Use By Employee Function
Slide24Travel Specific
24
Slide25Travel Specific
In the past one to two years, what has happened to your
Travel budget?
25
Slide26Average Award Value By Firm Size26
# of Employees
Cash
Travel
Merchandise
Cards
<
100
$760.71
$2,007.14
$148.35
$
94.48
101 to
1,000
$536.43
$2,672.73
$113.09
$103.68
1,001 to
5,000
$306.25
$2,542.86
$184.80
$107.22
5,001 to
10,000
$
1,920.67
$2,933.33
$236.50
$95.83
>
10,000
$
1,212.50
$5,946.78
$650.63
$431.33
ALL
$732.54
$3,115.34
$206.27
$133.30
Slide27HOW MUCH27
Slide28Average Award Value By Firm Size
28
$5,946
$2,007
$2,933
Slide29Optimum Award Value By Type
ValueCash
Travel
Merchandise
Card
No Response
7.5%
14.5%
15.2%
12.6%
< $100
26.4%
3.2%
35.9%
49.5%
$101 - $500
32.1%
8.1%
34.8%
34.2%
$501 - $1000
18.9%
8.1%
9.8%
0.9%
$1000 - $5000
13.2%
46.8%
2.2%
0.9%
> $5000
1.9%
19.4%
2.2%
1.8%
29
Slide30Optimum Award Value By Type
30
49.5%
46.8%
Slide31Most Common Per Award Amt
Most Common
Average
Median
Cash
$732
$250
Travel
$3,115
$2,500
Merchandise
$206
$100
Cards
$240
$50
31
Slide32Most Common Per Award Amt
Slide33Award as % of Salary
Average
Median
Cash
7.8%
3%
Travel
6.0%
4.5%
Merchandise
7.2%
2%
Cards
7.9%
2%
33
Slide3434
Award as % of Salary (
TippingPoint
)
Slide35Value Determination35
Cash
Travel
Merch
Cards
Intuition
19%
16%
22%
31%
Experience
36%
37%
41%
30%
Observation
17%
32%
33%
20%
Data
19%
18%
10%
8%
Experiment
13%
10%
9%
7%
Slide36Value Determination
36
Slide37What Results Are You Experiencing?
37
Slide3838
Give us “The One Big Thing”