Family Owned Awards Company in Indianapolis Celebrates 50 Years’ of Excellence and Growth

Indianapolis, IN. – Professional Awards Company Bardach Awards is excited to announce 50 years in business within a fantastic community. Bardach Awards began in 1969 as the Broad Ripple Trophy Center, founded by Charles Bardach and his son Thomas (Tom). The local Indianapolis neighborhood known as Broad Ripple-where Bardach got its’ first name-was their home for almost 40 years before moving to another part of the city. Bardach has expanded to a new branch in Greenwood, Indiana, and hopes to continue further.

In 1984, Bardach Awards was accredited by the Better Business Bureau. Today, they proudly boast an A+ rating from the organization. Bardach is also a member of Award Associates of America, a prestigious organization for American Awards companies. Tom Bardach, once founder now CEO of Bardach, has the privilege of producing the catalog for Award Associates. While the Indianapolis corporate awards company has developed an outstanding national reputation, they have acquired an outstanding local one as well.

Eric Hoots, a customer of Bardach Awards, praised the company for their customer service by saying, “Bardach rushed to complete an award that broke right before a company party. We appreciate companies that take of their customers.”

Bardach has been able to provide great customer service to customers like Eric because Bardach relies upon four main tenants: Quality, Reputation, Service, and Innovation. They guarantee one hundred percent satisfaction to every client by implementing these tenants and a rigorous quality assurance process.

The trophies in Indianapolis business is now led by President Diane Bardach-Beck, daughter to Tom and granddaughter to Charles Bardach. Diane has been an asset to the company for over 30 years. Diane has been President since 2001 and has led the company to continual growth and development. She implemented an invoicing system that kept them up to date with other companies, as well as high standards for customer service.

In an interview for A & E Magazine, Diane said this regarding their customer service policy, “We want our clients to know that we are working as hard as we can for them to do the best job possible so that they feel as though they are the only customer we have.” Diane’s leadership, along with brother Steve and Ryan, have insured Bardach’s success in the awards industry.

The future may be uncertain, but for Bardach Awards, it’s safe to say it will be a bright one. After 50 years of dedicated service and excellence, they continue to be a leader in awards manufacturing and designing. Their family and core business values guarantee satisfied customers for years to come. For more information about Bardach Awards, visit their website at http://www.bardachawards.com/index