13 High-End Corporate Gifts Even the Grinch Would Love

This decadent dinner party gift set from Petrossian contains your choice of caviar, along with smoked salmon, hot-smoked trout, smoked duck breast, pork and black truffle salami, caviar cream, chocolate figs, baguette toasts, mini blinis and crème fraîche. Starting at $623, this delivery will take any virtual holiday affair to the next level.

This deluxe advent calendar ($586) features a range of skin, body and bath items, including some full-size products. And thanks to the brand’s signature glass packaging and limited-edition patterned box, gift wrap isn’t necessary.

For those team members who are working from home, give the gift of good posture with this mesh task chair (starting at $1,129) from Humanscale. It’s engineered to provide lumbar support with mechanism-free recline, along with a minimal, sleek look.

Fitted with the latest in e-bike tech, including a powerful 350-watt mid-drive motor and long-lasting battery, the eco-chic bike from Bluejay provides employees a sustainable way to commute to the office. The limited-edition rose gold bike ($3,495) features a rear rack, vintage-style front, and rear lights and a bell.

Designed for beginners or experienced beekeepers, the Flow Hive 2 ($808) includes a pest management system, optional hive stand, brass hardware and a harvesting shelf kit. For newbies, an online course is available, along with phone support, weekly Q&As and live chat. You can produce up to 46 pounds of honey with this model. Sweet!

This infrared blanket ($568), which heats up to 158 degrees, features a specially designed carbon nano-fiber heating element, along with jade and tourmaline stones to evenly distribute heat throughout the body. Benefits include reduced recovery time post-workout, improved sleep, increased energy and immune system support.

The Event Depot, a marketplace curated for event professionals by event professionals, helps take the guesswork out of on-site production with its collection of kits, including the Event Producer Kit ($750). It contains everything but the kitchen sink—from a level and squeegee to hanging strips to even nail glue. It's all strategically organized and packed inside a sturdy rolling case that can survive air travel. BizBash readers can score a 10% discount with the code: BIZBASH10.

Toronto-based Baskits showcases products from small businesses and local Canadian companies. As part of its corporate gifting program, clients can choose any gift from the ready-to-gift collection and brand it with a custom logo ribbon, belly band, branded cards or stickers. Ring in the new year with the Celebration with Champagne set ($138) featuring champagne, brie cheese, crackers, truffles and more. Delivery is only available within Ontario.

Just in time for an increase in business travel (fingers crossed), ROAM recently introduced a new line of expandable luggage. Each piece adds up to 28% more space and is completely color customizable—from the front and back panels to the stitching to the wheels. Pictured: The Journey Expandable ($595)

Jon Natchez from the rock band The War on Drugs partnered with a sonic strategist to find the best tones, tempos, frequencies, structures and instruments to create OneClock ($299). To mimic natural awakening, the analog clock uses compositions (instead of an annoying beep) that gently increase in volume.

Resident healer Nicole Hernandez, also known as The Traveling Hypnotist, has curated a special experience for Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown. Called The Time Traveler, the experience allows guests to explore past life regression, a hypnotherapy technique that helps access memories, particularly those from another lifetime. A hypnotherapist assists clients through hypnosis or guided meditation, and then guides them to recall important details of past lives. It is offered as a four-hour experience ($845) and as an overnight immersive experience (starting at $1,595 per night).

This high-tech, water-resistant gadget ($1,150) features tiny solar sensors located on the watch dial that capture light in order to keep ticking. It features a compass, altimeter, step counter, alarm and chronograph, plus it’s compatible with iOS and Android.

Featuring an oversized drop shoulder silhouette that’s perfect for layering, Mackage’s new Evie Jacket ($850) boasts a glossy shell, generous padding and contrast lining that retains heat while feeling ultra light. Plus, it has a removable storm visor hood.