A decision made in a meeting, a sketch during a workshop, a question to revisit later: a notebook holds the things people do not want to lose. It can follow a project from one session to the next without depending on a calendar year. For a company gift, what people will write inside matters as much as the cover you personalise.
For a recognisable stationery brand, the personalised Moleskine notebook in the range is a ruled Classic Large. It supports note-taking; the collection also includes a planner for calendar-based use.
The pages need to support the work
Ruled pages guide sentences and lists. For sessions built mainly around diagrams, make sure the selected layout allows the freedom needed. Page count relates to the expected period of use: a one-day training session and several months of project work have different needs. A thicker notebook offers more room but adds weight on every journey.
The table is not always large. A compact notebook leaves space for workshop materials; a larger format may avoid constant page-turning during dense note-taking. Consider how the notebook stays open and how firm its cover feels in the intended setting.
Finding notes and continuing after the event
A page marker helps people return to their current work. A pocket, where provided, keeps a few papers with the notes without replacing a conference folder for A4 documents. An included pen or a pen loop keeps writing equipment nearby; otherwise, select a suitable branded pen separately.
Look at your logo at the size it will appear on the cover: small text may become hard to read. Allow for any elastic closure, flap or pen loop when choosing its position, and stay within the decoration area specified for the model.
Artwork based on your identity can remain relevant long after the session. Putting the date and programme on a separate document leaves the cover suited to other uses. Tell us about your workshops or projects to help choose the right notebooks.
