Brief
Objectives of the scheme
- Flexibility – allowing teams, individuals, full and part time staff to be incentivised
- Responsive – gives discretion to award performers of the day or week
- Exciting – doesn’t lose momentum with familiarity
- Inclusive – where not just the usual high flyers win
- Simple – if the staff do not understand it they won’t take part
Our response
Jarvis Woodhouse Events developed ‘Points Means Prizes’. With points allocated on an individual and/or team basis, the scheme also had the flexibility to offer ‘bonus points’ and ‘double points days’. The points could be exchanged for prizes, activities or vouchers, or a combination of all three.
Advisors were given their own ‘Points Means Prizes’ incentive pack showing the range of rewards available. Against each item in the pack was an indication of how many points were required to acquire the reward.
The points were awarded and Advisors were then able to see at a glance how close they were to achieving their goal.
Points could be redeemed for either a series of smaller rewards including cinema or high street vouchers, a camera or watch, or Advisors could save them for something of much larger value e.g. a freezer, a microlight lesson or lunch on the Orient Express.
Jarvis Woodhouse Events created the scheme, sourced the gifts, managed the redemptions, designed all communication materials and measured the results
| Fact File | |
|---|---|
| Client: | Card Services |
| Event: | Points Mean Prizes |
| Attendees: | 500 over 3 sites |
| Location: | Cardiff, Leeds and Bristol |