Recently, we were approached by a successful head-hunter, who had placed a new client into a six-figure position and wanted to send a gift to celebrate. While he usually sent wine or bourbon, this time he wanted to give something a little more special – not only was this one of his biggest placements, but the client could also bring him substantial work in the future.
Read MoreDuring lockdown, we were contacted by a busy doctor who was struggling to find a gift for her young niece. Not only did she have very limited free time to search for a present, but she also felt that she wasn’t really in tune with what young children were into, since she didn’t have any of her own.
Read MoreLast year, we were approached by a boutique travel consultancy who were keen to elevate their gift-giving over the Christmas period. Each year, they would send their most important clients a festive hamper filled with olive oil from Umbria, wine from Mendoza and pecan nuts from Chihuahua. To them, the gift was thoughtful and on-brand, but it wasn’t making an impact. There were no thank-you emails, no sudden referrals, no Christmas cards.
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