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Steve Sonnenberg

Steve Sonnenberg

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Forbes Councils Member, Forbes

Provo, Utah

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Total articles 47

  • How To Solve Challenges In Rewards And Recognition Initiatives

    By Steve Sonnenberg| Forbes Verified Steve Sonnenberg is the cofounder and CEO of Awardco, a fast-growing rewards and recognition company. In 2025, businesses need to find meaningful ways to boost performance while driving retention, and employee rewards and recognition should be top of mind. Recognition is one of the greatest motivators, and employees are 56% less likely to quit when recognition is a priority in their organization.

    By Steve Sonnenberg · Forbes

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Council Post: Create Your Own Employee-Centered Holiday Celebration

    By Steve Sonnenberg| Forbes Verified Steve Sonnenberg is the cofounder and CEO of Awardco, a fast-growing rewards and recognition company. Traditional holiday celebrations don’t land very well in the workplace. Not everyone celebrates the same days or has the same cultural or religious background, so how can leaders plan holiday parties that are inclusive to everyone?

    By Steve Sonnenberg · Forbes

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • How To Solve Challenges In Rewards And Recognition Initiatives

    By Steve Sonnenberg| Forbes Verified Steve Sonnenberg is the cofounder and CEO of Awardco, a fast-growing rewards and recognition company. In 2025, businesses need to find meaningful ways to boost performance while driving retention, and employee rewards and recognition should be top of mind. Recognition is one of the greatest motivators, and employees are 56% less likely to quit when recognition is a priority in their organization.

    By Steve Sonnenberg · Forbes

    Apr. 11, 2025

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