Updated 6/25/2025
For the fourth year in a row, Society Awards has been included in the Inc. 500|5000 List!
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Where does your inspiration come from?
It varies. Usually for award designs, my inspiration comes from architecture. After I become inspired, I try to figure out each brand’s purpose. I look at their logo, research the brand, and then combine it with Society Awards’ vision.
What do you do when you reach a creative roadblock?
The good thing about Society Awards is that we have a lot of projects going on at the same time. If I notice that something is not working for me creatively, I just switch to another project. I try to distance myself from it then come back to it to see how it goes.
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Updated 6/23/2025
In 2014 we created The SOCAN, a one-of-a-kind musical sculpture trophy designed for the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN). SOCAN came back to us and tasked Society Awards with creating a plaque for the 2015 SOCAN Awards, to be awarded along with The SOCAN design.
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Updated 6/26/2025
Each year at the Bazaarvoice Summit, a few select companies are awarded for notable achievements leveraging the voice of the consumer. With only five awards up for the taking at the 2015 Summit, Society Awards was tasked with creating a new award design that could be further customized to each individual award.
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Updated on 6/16/2025
At Society Awards, we make some of the most coveted statues in the world – most of them actually. We are a dream-statue factory. We love what we do, and there’s a lot of effort that goes into getting so many famous objects to such a perfect state and into the most talented hands in the world. To that end, we're proud to be able to design The Voice Trophy.
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Updated 8/25/2025
Collaborating with famous artists to create fine art is always an electrifying experience. And working with renowned artist Ruben Toledo to design and develop a new statuette for the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) American Image Awards, was nothing less than exhilarating.
Each year, the AAFA hosts the American Image Awards to honor the leaders and innovators in the apparel and footwear industry. When The Bromley Group, a NYC based communications agency, and the AAFA came to us with the idea to have the iconic Ruben Toledo design the statuette for 2015, we were thrilled.
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Updated 6/26/2025. Image of the T-Mobile Golden Salt Best Break-up trophy for the MTV Movie Awards. The trophy is a pink salt shaker with a golden cap and white logo.
At the 2015 MTV Movie Awards, a special award was added to the mix, the T-Mobile Award for Best Break-Up. As an extension of T-Mobile’s “Break-Up Letter” marketing campaign, the award was created to recognize the best break-up in a movie from the past year.
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Updated 6/26/2025
The Broadcasters Foundation of America is a non-profit organization created to help radio and television broadcasters in times of need. Whether it be a case of critical illness, death of a spouse or serious misfortune, for over 65 years the foundation has identified those in need and provided an anonymous financial safety net. Broadcasters helping broadcasters or those that have made the broadcasting industry what it is today.
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Happy employees are productive ones.
If you read our last blog on the value of recognition, you may recall that almost 2/3rd of employees leave their jobs because they feel underappreciated, that managers do not recognize their positive contributions.
There is a logical assumption that any company which invests in recognition, that introduces years’ service awards, sales or safety or any of many other business reasons to reward excellent performance, will retain best employees and see superior business performance. But is this just an assumption? Is all this the speculations of a HR manager, or is there quantitative support that links recognition programs to company performance?
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