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Media Center / Incentive Research Foundation Elects 2025 Officers
(Washington, DC, November 14, 2024) The Incentive Research Foundation is pleased to announce the 2025 IRF Executive Committee. Representing a cross section of the incentives, rewards, and recognition industry, the IRF Board of Trustees leads the foundation in meeting its mission of conducting research and providing education highlighting the power of incentive and motivational programs.
“The IRF Board of Trustees is an incredible group of accomplished incentive professionals who truly care and are deeply committed to advancing our industry,” said Morgan Crain, incoming Chair of the IRF Board of Trustees. “I’m thrilled to collaborate with such a talented team to deliver actionable research and education that empowers the professionals who use incentives, rewards, and recognition to boost engagement and motivation in the workplace.”
Members of the 2025 IRF Executive Committee are:
The 2025 IRF Board of Trustees are:
Bich-Lien Kaldahl will continue to serve as Airline Advisor to the Board of Trustees.
The 2025 IRF Board term begins January 1, 2025. For more information on the IRF Board of Trustees, visit the IRF website.
The Incentive Research Foundation (TheIRF.org) funds and promotes research to advance the science and enhance the awareness and appropriate application of motivation and incentives in business and industry globally. The goal is to increase the understanding, effective use, and resultant benefits of incentives to businesses that currently use incentives, as well as businesses interested in improved performance.
The IRF, in conjunction with The Palm Beaches, gathered a group of program owners and third-party executives from Europe and Canada to discuss their drivers of incentive destination decisions.
The newly released 2024 Incentive Travel Index (ITI) reports that, overall, growth is projected for the incentive travel industry through 2026. Incentive travel buyers expect activity and per person spending above 2024 levels over the next two years.