Undercover Boss-- Top 5 Most Generous Gifts

TOP 5 MOST GENEROUS PRIZES



UNDERCOVER BOSS



Some bosses might pick up the lunch tab or even bring in the donuts...and then there are bosses who put you through college.



Inspired by the Emmy Award-winning reality television program, Undercover Boss, we bring you five of the most generous bosses. From scholarship funds to paying off an employee's mortgage, these bosses put the Fairy Godmother to shame.



DIAMOND RESORTS



Stephen J. Cloobeck



Chairman and CEO



* Provided day care fund and college fun for employee's daughter: $50,000



* Paid for fashion school, L.A. apartment for employee: $60,000



* Established crisis fund for all employees: $2M



* Paid for child's surgery, bought new car and house: $300,000



$2.41M



GREAT WOLF RESORTS



Kimberly Schaefer



CEO



* College scholarship for an employee's kid: $80,000



* Flying lessons for employee: $6,000



* Pays for knee surgery and recovery time: $50,000



Promotes employee with 6 month paid leave to be with young family: $25,000



$161K



ADT



Tony Wells



Chief Marketing and Customer Officer



* Child Scholarship fund +$25,000 donation to family: $35,000



* Gave money to have sales team celebration: $10,000



* Child scholarship fund +$15,000 to help pay bills: $25,000



*$25,000 towards a new car



$105K



MASTEC



Jose Mas



CEO



* Paid for employee's dental work and awarded additional $20k for bills



*Paid $20k for employee's wedding and an additional $25k for fiancee's sister care



* Set up $25,000/year scholarship in employees name



$100K



CITY OF CINCINNATI



Mark Mallory



Mayor



* $10,000 award for hard work



* $10,00 gift card to use for college



* New winch for truck, GPS, NYC trip and $3,000 cash: $6,000



* $10,000 donation to park recreation programs



$76K Top 5 Most Generous Prizes UNDERCOVER BOSS ONLYCBSO Some bosses might pick up the lunch tab or even bring in the donuts.and then there are bosses who put you through college. Inspired by the Emmy Award-winning reality television program, Undercover Boss, we bring you five of the most generous bosses. From scholarship funds to paying off an employee's mortgage, these bosses put the Fairy Godmother to shame. Diamond Resorts Stephen J. Cloobeck Chairman and CEO * Provided day care fund and college fund for employee's daughter: $50,000 * Paid for fashion school, L.A. apartment for employee: $60,000 * Established crisis fund for all employees: $2M * Paid for child's surgery, bought new car and house: $300,000 $2.41M Great Wolf Resorts Kimberly Schaefer CEO * College scholarship for an employee's kid: $80,000 * Flying lessons for employee: $6,000 * Pays for knee surgery and recovery time: $50,000 * Promotes employee with 6 month paid leave to be with young family: $25,000 $161K ADT ADT Tony Wells Chief Marketing and Customer Officer * Child scholarship fund +$25,000 donation to family: $35,000 * Gave money to have sales team celebration: $10,000 * Child scholarship fund +$15,000 to help pay bills: $25,000 * $25,000 toward a new car $105K MasTec Jose Mas CEO * Paid for employee's dental work and awarded additional $30k for bills * Paid $20k for employee's wedding and an additional $25k for fiancée's Mastec sister care * Set up $25,000/year scholarship in employees name $100K City of Cincinnati Mark Mallory Mayor * $10,000 award for hard work * $10,000 gift card to use for college * New winch for truck, GPS, NYC trip and $3,000 cash: $6,000 * Wheelchair accessible van: $40,000 * $10,000 donation to park recreation programs $76K SOURCES: http://www.examiner.com/article/undercover-boss-of-adt-discovers-the-greatest-employ ees?cid=Ddb_articles http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2012/12/03/undercover-boss-explosive-diamond-resorts-ste phen-cloobeck/ http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2010/10/01/undercover-boss-great-wolf-resort-kimberly-scha efer/ http://thecelebritycafe.com/feature/undercover-boss-recap-city-cincinnati-03-07-2011 http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2012/05/12/undercover-boss-mastec-ceo-gets-choked-up-re calling-famous-da/ http://www.cbs.com