Theresa Chambers, Chief Motivation Officer of Recognition Works, changes the way people think about employee recognition. She brings 14 years experience designing recognition strategies and leading workshops for managers, employees, and HR professionals.

The Small Business Administration recently named Recognition Works as the Home Based Business Champion of 2008 for Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska.
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As former Board Member of Recognition Professionals International, Theresa implemented the first-ever Best Practices Award Program and chaired RPI's Regional Conference held in Seattle.

For eight years, Theresa managed the City of Seattle's performance and service
award programs and served as in-house consultant to City departments. In 2003, her work earned the City a spot on Bob Nelson's Honor Roll in his book "1001 Rewards & Recognition Fieldbook".

As chair of the Puget Sound Recognition Roundtable, Theresa stays connected to the latest thinking on employee recognition, engagement and retention. Passionate about employee recognition, Theresa frequently presents workshops to Pacific Northwest area businesses and beyond.

This spring she will moderate the fourth annual "Best Places to Work" Forum sponsored by the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce featuring presentations by Microsoft, Nordstrom, Perkins Coie, REI, Russell Investment Group, and Starbucks.