(9AKL164)

(9AKL164)

(9AKL164)

Lucite commemorative marking an agreement involving transportation and infrastructure funding in the state. Under the agreement, proceeds from increased tolls raised by the Indiana Toll Road operator will provide the funding. (8ALJ535)

Custom mentorship award created for the Minnesota organization of Million Women Mentors. The organization fosters opportunities for women and girls in the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and math).

Crystal award recognizing the relationship between the Mississippi Association of Supervisors Insurance Trust (MASIT), and the global advisory firm of Willis Towers Watson.

Texas-shaped custom Lucite marking the acquisition of a landfill gas development project in Angleton, Texas.

Custom Lucite commemorating the acquisition of a landfill gas-to-energy project in Texas. The acquirer was Detroit-based DTE Energy.

Crystal cable car presented to attendees at a conference in San Francisco.

Cable car-themed custom crystal for attendees of a conference held in San Francisco.

Big Apple-themed custom acrylic award celebrating the work of the law firm Paul Hastings on behalf of the City Investment Fund.

Custom acrylic award commemorating the beginning of operations at New England's largest power storage battery, located in Yarmouth, Maine.

Custom acrylic commemorating the purchase of two multifamily residential complexes in Michigan.

Flag-themed crystal tombstone marking the sale of a stake in Swedish cable TV and broadband operator Com Hem. The stake was sold by UK-based private equity group BC Partners.

Flag-themed custom crystal award commemorating the sale of a stake in Swedish cable TV and broadband operator Com Hem.

Louisiana-themed custom acrylic oil industry award with embedded oil drop.

Custom Lucite trapezoid marking a joint venture agreement between Boeing and Tata Advanced Systems. The agreement focused on the production of Apache helicopters in a new facility in India.

Minnesota-themed custom Lucite commemorating a joint venture between Duluth metals and Antofagasta, a mining company based in Chile. The joint venture centered on a copper-nickel mine in Northeast Minnesota.