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Motivosity is the only Recognition and Rewards solution that strengthens human connection for mid-market and enterprise companies where people-first culture drives business strategy. Teams that use Motivosity achieve higher morale, higher team cohesion, higher participation rates, and greater insight... all at lower cost than traditional recognition and rewards programs. If your team is at the point where leaders don't know everybody, where there is a risk that people won't feel recognized, or where there are inconsistencies in the culture-driving programs across the organization, then Motivosity is for you.

10/15/2026

Give people room to build, and they stop fearing the tools.

Our VP of Engineering, Dano Gillette, shared what we’ve seen at Motivosity as people started building their own apps with AI. Our tech support agent built one for the work they do every day.

The result? People felt safer in what they were doing. And we stayed in control, because it all lived in our own software, with clear instructions, guardrails we built, and a safe path for what gets deployed.

Trust grows when people get to try things and the guardrails are already in place.

10/14/2026

Leadership isn’t only about hitting numbers.

Ben Kinard recently found himself supporting someone on his team through something he had lived through himself. That shared experience let them show up for each other in ways that went beyond the day-to-day work.

It changed how he sees his role as a leader. “You’re not there just for managing numbers and managing people. You’re also there to take care of people personally, more than just professionally.”

When people feel seen as whole humans, trust grows, and so does the work. That’s the kind of culture worth building.

How has a leader shown up for you outside of the job description?

10/13/2026

AI now drafts our emails, summarizes our meetings, and answers our questions. That’s great. But every task it takes off your plate is also a chance to talk to a coworker that doesn’t happen anymore.

Fewer quick questions. Fewer “hey, how’d that go?” moments. Fewer reasons to say “thank you.”

Efficiency is good. Disconnection is the cost nobody’s tracking.

Human connection won’t happen by accident in 2026. Someone has to make it easy.

That’s what Motivosity does. Recognition lets you tell a teammate “I saw what you did” in about 30 seconds. And it works: 53% of Motivosity users feel very connected to their team, compared to 27% of non-users (Motivosity 2026 research).

Let AI handle the busywork. Keep the humans talking.

How are you keeping your team connected while the work gets faster?

10/13/2026

When we asked Thomas Carlson at Montana Credit Union what he loves about Motivosity, he answered in one sentence.

“I love Motivosity because of the peer recognition and the ability to recognize the other people and give them money.”

Recognition shouldn’t only come from the top. When teammates can thank each other and back it up with a reward, appreciation stops being a once-a-year event and becomes part of every day.

Thanks for sharing, Thomas!

10/09/2026

Old National Bank had nearly 5,000 employees across almost 400 locations.
One of their biggest culture challenges was keeping recognition and engagement connected across that growing footprint.
Before Motivosity, the bank was using four separate platforms for different parts of the employee experience. Consolidating those tools into one platform led to 85% adoption in the first month and more than 12,000 recognition moments.
Today, adoption is around 90%, and the team saves roughly a full day of administrative work each week.
When that level of adoption is paired with AI for employee engagement features that bring insights, opportunities, and remidners to the forefront and recognition becomes amplified across a distributed organization. Suddenyl a widespread team feels close knit.
For financial services organizations, where employees and teams can be spread across hundreds of locations, that operational piece matters.

10/08/2026

High expectations, higher love.

Benjamin Kinard said it in four words. The best leaders don’t have to choose between asking for great work and caring about the person doing it. They put the person first, and the work follows.

That’s the idea behind everything we do at Motivosity. Recognition isn’t a prize you hand out once the numbers come in. It’s how people know you see them as a person, every day, not just at review time.

The data backs it up. Motivosity users are 4x less likely to feel lonely at work, and 53% say they feel very connected to their team, compared to 27% of non-users (Motivosity 2026 research).

Care about your people first. The outcomes you’re after tend to follow.

How do you show your team you care about them, not just what they deliver?





10/08/2026

Fast, easy and personal. That’s what recognition should be.

We caught up with Tee Prodnuk at SHRM26. Tee is a People Support Analyst at Western Governors University and part of the Salt Lake SHRM local chapter. We asked what he loves about Motivosity.

“I love to recognize my peers very quickly, and I also love the ease of the digital card. I can use that anywhere and I love it.”

Recognition only builds connection if people actually use it. When it takes seconds to thank a coworker, it stops feeling like a program and starts feeling normal.

Most recognition tools automate rewards. Motivosity builds connection.

Thanks for sharing your story, Tee. 💙

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1633 W Innovation Way
Lehi, UT
84043

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(801) 758-7188

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