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Geiger President Gene Geiger, left, and Dale Denham, CIT, received three awards in the 2017 Technology Award Competition sponsored by Promotional Products Association International. Competition winners were recognized at the association reception Jan. 9 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in conjunction with The PPAI Expo in Las Vegas. PPAI recognized Geiger for its leadership in technological achievement, awarding the company the 2017 PPAI Technology Award for Web content, eCommerce and Mobile Apps. Winners were selected by a panel of industry professionals and independent, outside marketing and advertising professionals.
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