Custom Awards

At Ahlers Designs we create one of a kind custom awards that add special, personalized value to any event or occasion. Custom awards, plaques and certificates not only reflect who you are but also what you do as a company. Designer Gail Ahlers will ensure that your custom awards make a statement, get noticed, are presented with pride and placed in positions of prominence. Stepping away from the boring wood and brass plaques and typical sports team trophies and medals, to embrace the ingenious fun of designing custom awards and recognition awards, speaks of your companies’ innovative nature. This is something every business owner should consider when they want to make a statement of quality and value where their company and service is concerned. When they needed unique corporate awards; major customers; Pepsico, Teknor Apex, Habitat for Humanity, Ratheon and Lotus, turn to Gail Ahlers to provide the perfect custom solutions to their individual corporate award needs and then to create unique custom awards from those solutions.

WBENC

Exploring Women’s Business Enterprise National Council Certification (WBENC) www.wbenc.org New England companies get certification through CWE- other states have certification through other organizations. If your business is at least 51% women owned, managed and controlled, you could qualify for this certification which provides a rich business network and access to a world of corporate contracts. Pursue supplier diversity contracts with Fortune 500 companies, large entities, and municipalities nation wide. The Center for Women & Enterprise is a the New England regional partner organization for the largest women business enterprise third party certifying entity in the nation, the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Information sessions will be held online via Microsoft Live Meeting.

AWARDS IN BLOOM

"On April 8 at Ahlers Desins, located at Hope Areiste Village in Pawtucket, artist Gail Ahlers, Left and Pawtucket Foundation Program Associate Aaron Hertzberg display the 2010 Pawtucket Foundation Awards." "These creative awards were made out of reclaimed wood from area mills for the frame, treated steal for the tree trunks and recycled soda cans for the cherry blosoms" Article by the Pawtucket Times Photos by Butch Adams To view the article in it's entirety click read more.