NEWS RELEASE
For immediate release Media Contact: Lorie Woods, Director of Marketing
(937) 223-2203
lorie.woods@shumsky.com
June 17, 2009
Boost Rewards Sees Growth in Uncertain Economy
DAYTON, OH - Boost Rewards�, a division of Shumsky Enterprises, is increasing its staff in an economic climate when others are downsizing.
Libby Brown is Boost Rewards� new National Accounts Manager. Brown, a 2008 University of Dayton graduate, has been with Shumsky for five years and has worked in the Boost Rewards division since April 2008. Brown said, �We�re so excited to continue to see growth even with the current economic climate. It speaks to the value of our online incentive programs and the importance of recognition in today�s workforce�.
Sarah Hayes, a 2009 graduate of The Ohio State University, is new to Shumsky and joins the company as Boost Rewards� Program Coordinator.
Boost Rewards� is a Web-based, integrated platform for rewarding and tracking employee performance, wellness and retention. Anita Emoff, Director of Boost Rewards�, said �We are thrilled that our division continues to grow! In a down economy, it is vital to recognize your top players for above and beyond performance and wellness activities. I am personally excited about our newly added talents within Boost Rewards; I am expecting great things in 2009 and beyond.�
# # #
Shumsky Enterprises is comprised of 4 businesses in 5 locations serving national and global clients. Our work is focused on people performance, the value of human capital, and the critical nature of great business relationships. Learn more at www.shumsky.com.
Businesses include: Shumsky Promotional, which handles a full spectrum of program services and custom promotions to advance customers� brand relevance; Boost Rewards�, a Web-hosted employee recognition program for performance, wellness, and service awards; Shumsky Therapeutic Pillows�, a line of patented recovery pillows for major surgeries and procedures; and Outta-the-Box Promotions�, a full line of point-of-purchase tools to help retailers influence customer buying decisions.