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Business Dynamics Corporate Gifts Buyers targets business executives who have purchased gifts for their customers, employees, and prospects. These gifts are given as a means of showing appreciation for efforts made by the recipient that has benefited the business. These business decision makers have visited online and offline websites, retail stores, and catalogs looking for ideas specific gift items that reflect their company’s personality, style, and product lines.
Derived from SKU level purchasing transactions, this list of business executives have purchased and have the authority to buy gifts such as custom bags, clocks, watches, mugs, water bottles, shirts, pens, writing pads, desktop gifts, travel gifts, money clips, business card cases, iPad cases, wine stoppers, USB drives, as well as food gifts such as fruit baskets, gourmet baskets, candy towers, popcorn, cookies, mints, coffee, sausage & cheese, wine, and even ice cream gifts.
Product Selection:
Food Gift
Non-Food Gift
Business Anniversary Occasion
Birthday Occasion
Some companies also utilize gifts to recognize employees for their years of service with a company, for the appreciation, dedication and hard work they have given, holiday’s, birthday gifts, anniversaries, and thank you’s. Presenting a corporate gift to employees and customers is a relatively common public relations strategy. It is not unusual for companies to gift clients with some type of token or gesture of appreciation when the customer has generated an equitable amount of sales over the past calendar year. Many companies choose the December holiday season as the ideal time to send a company present to each client who meets the criteria established by the corporation.
These purchases are made by professionals in all different job titles. In smaller organizations it’s typically the owner, manager, president, human resources, sales managers, or in larger organizations they have their own purchasing and procurement departments.
These businesses put their money, time, control, and attention into building their business and making it successful. Business professionals look at online websites, blogs, magazines, and specialty catalogs to purchase products and get ideas on how to best promote their company and show appreciation to their customers.
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