With 28+ years in the business and a Master’s in Advertising Specialty Information, Tim is an invaluable resource, delivering creative and insightful direction for awards, corporate gifts, company stores, marketing campaigns, sweepstakes, events, and more. He educates clients about market trends within the promotional products, apparel and premium industry, helping them select the items, that build the programs, that resonate with their brands.
In this digital age, so much of our everyday business is managed online. But as with any other aspect of our lives, balance is essential to success. Promotional products are the ideal source for equilibrium in your marketing program because they make a brand impression offline. Think about it: How many logoed t-shirts do you…
With gift-giving season upon us, we’re passing along some great ideas from our customer’s playbook: The following DIY gift blog is from Vitamix. While Shamrock has been working with Vitamix for years, we’re also product devotees (we have a Vitamix in our breakroom), so you can bet we’ll be testing some of these creative recipes…
It’s the thought that counts: That’s the gift-giving mantra that many of us embrace—and one that rings true when considering executive gifts: Putting thought and effort into the discovery process first is what helps us arrive at the right gift, for the right occasion, and at the right price. The “Gold Watch” gift is rare…
We all want to feel valued and appreciated by our employers. Studies show that employees who are recognized for a job well done are more motivated and satisfied at work than those who don’t receive affirmation. The proof: Employers with an incentive program in place for at least 12 months see an average 44%…
This month I’m turning over my blog space to Shamrock’s Tim Berry who recently biked as part of “Team Rover” for The American Cancer Society’s 9th Annual Pan Ohio Hope Ride—a 4-day, 328-mile ride from Cleveland to Cincinnati. Tim’s effort is one that Shamrock’s Culture Club embraced by rallying support from our employees. Read…
When I took Psych 101 in college I was fascinated with the id, ego, and superego. Long story short: id doesn’t care about reality and is there for our pleasure; the ego’s job is to meet the needs of the id, while taking into consideration the reality of the situation. So, why am I telling…