I have the Origami Workstation (pictured above.) But it's not really a "folio" solution. It's best feature is that it's specifically designed for the Apple Wireless Keyboard and provides a nice foldout stand to hold the iPad (Works with both generations of the iPad and with a naked or encased iPad. (I have a SmartCover and polycarbonate back cover on my iPad 2.)
Of course, this also means you need a bag of some kind to hold both the OW keyboard case AND the iPad. So by the time you're done you've probably spent at least $100 for the AWK+OW and whatever you spend on the bag.
Logitech has just introduced a combination keyboard and stand for the iPad that's similar to the OW design. Logitech makes very good keyboards and if you're not wedded to the Apple Wireless Keyboard, it's a good (and less expensive) alternative.
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/tablet-accessories/for-ipad/devices/tablet-keyboard-ipad
iSound has another (new) attractive alternative that also enables the use of the Apple Wireless Keyboard in a leather folio case that holds both the keyboard and the iPad. Unlike the alternatives above, this is a TRUE folio case.
If I were starting over, I'd consider it.
http://www.isound.net/shop-by-model/i-sound-collection/i-sound-keyboard-portfolio-for-ipad.html
I'd also caution you on a couple of points. The alternatives above all use either the AWK or another near full-size keyboard. Most of the other "folio" cases that include a keyboard and hold the iPad as well have significantly smaller keyboards of varying quality. These work well for many people. Personally, though I find such keyboards to be very cramped and difficult to work with, especially since I use a full-size keyboard much of the time. The Zagg Folio has the smaller keyboard, a design necessitated if you want a folio case no larger than the iPad.
Second, although a folio case (that holds both the iPad and a keyboard) has much to recommend it, the OW and Logitech separate keyboard case design approach enables you to easily use the iPad separately from the keyboard. That may be an advantage for some people.
Good luck. Your staff is fortunate to have someone thinking of such a nice gift.
I use the i.Sound one and am still quite happy with it, it has a professional look to it that doesn't scream hey look at me i haven an ipad!11 (and you dont! nah nana nah nah naaaah!)