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RCGNZ New York City Lunch 'n' Learn
Turn Recognition into Impact
New research from Awardco reveals how recognition unlocks motivation and drives engagement. This RCGNZ City Tour brings HR and people leaders together for an intimate, discussion-driven afternoon to explore what the data shows and what to do about it. Led by Katie Bundy from Awardco’s Centre of Excellence, this session will focus on how to maximise the return on your recognition strategy. From how recognition is delivered, to who gives it, and how often it occurs, each element plays a critical role in whether recognition drives meaningful engagement or falls flat. We’ll also introduce Awardco Engage™, designed to help organisations close the feedback loop and turn insight into action. Join peers for practical takeaways, thoughtful conversation, and valuable networking.
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RCGNZ New York City Lunch 'n' Learn
Turn Recognition into Impact
New research from Awardco reveals how recognition unlocks motivation and drives engagement. This RCGNZ City Tour brings HR and people leaders together for an intimate, discussion-driven afternoon to explore what the data shows and what to do about it. Led by Katie Bundy from Awardco’s Centre of Excellence, this session will focus on how to maximise the return on your recognition strategy. From how recognition is delivered, to who gives it, and how often it occurs, each element plays a critical role in whether recognition drives meaningful engagement or falls flat. We’ll also introduce Awardco Engage™, designed to help organisations close the feedback loop and turn insight into action. Join peers for practical takeaways, thoughtful conversation, and valuable networking.
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