As the Executive Director of a non-profit organization I am always looking for the best value when it comes to equipment and service. Often it is a struggle to find that one company that can give you both at a level our organization can afford. I am proud to say that for the past 4 years we have been very pleased with Yuma Office Equipment. They worked within our budget, pairing us with the best copying and fax equipment, along with a comprehensive maintenance agreement. Offering same day assistance if something goes wrong, and knowing that their technicians are right here in town has added to my belief that they offer the best value. We appreciate everything that Craig Crossland and his staff do for Hospice of Yuma and recommend Yuma Office Equipment to any business looking to add new copying and faxing equipment.
John Williams
HOSPICE OF YUMA
Arizona Counseling & Treatment Services
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Gift-Giving Tips for Your Clients and Vendors
Posted Dec 19, 2016
Gift-giving is an opportunity to show your appreciation for those you work with and set the tone for the coming year. Implement the following tips to make sure your gesture is well-received (and legal!).
Remind yourself why you're giving. Empty gestures have a way of revealing themselves to be meaningless and hollow, which can undermine your intentions. Look for a gift that demonstrates your attention to the relationship.
Calibrate the gift's value. A cheap gift, especially one of poor quality, reflects poorly upon you. However, an excessive or ostentatious gift can come off as a bribe or make the recipient uncomfortable.
Follow the rules. Government agencies have strict gift policies, as do many larger corporations. Make sure you check the rules before putting your client's job in jeopardy.
Avoid missteps. Every gift should provide value to the individual recipient, but avoid overly-personal presents. Similarly, stay away from religious gifts. You'll also want to use humor with caution--always know your audience and consider how their colleagues may perceive it.
