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Patti King, a longtime leader at the ISA Affiliated Association level, was presented the Kirk L. Brimley Distinguished Service Award during a special reception at ISA International Sign Expo.
SIGNWORLD’s owners to benefit from access to ISA training, advocacy, and other benefits of membership.
ISA has been notified that its 2023 event was among the fastest 50 growing tradeshows in number of exhibitors and total attendance.
In honor of International Women’s Day (March 8, 2024), ISA is proud to recognize the many women whose contributions and leadership drive the success of our industry.
The wrap community came together for the inaugural The Wrap Experience Summit, a three-day intimate setting for networking and learning.
David Hickey, ISA’s vice president of advocacy, has been named one of the Association Trends’ 2024 Leading Association Lobbyists. The award was presented today in Washington, D.C.
The International Sign Association applauds action taken by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) earlier this week, targeting scammers who impersonate businesses to sell fraudulent hotel reservations and attendee lists.
With an understanding that many voices make for the best decisions, the International Sign Association’s board of directors has appointed three steering committees to advise them throughout 2024.
Some 35 up-and-coming leaders representing the next generation of sign industry leadership have been named to the International Sign Association’s ISA Elite Class for 2024.
A diverse group of volunteers will make up the International Sign Association’s board of directors for 2024, leading the association in its goals of more targeted B2B networking opportunities, more education opportunities and a bigger-than-ever ISA International Sign Expo 2024.
As demand and interest in ISA Sign Expo continues to grow, rooms may fill up more quickly than in past years, so don’t wait!
Fairfax County, VA reached out to ISA in October 2023 seeking feedback on their plans for revising their sign code. Their sign code limited EMC brightness to 100 nits, while recent research has supported a higher level of brightness.
1001 N. Fairfax Street, Suite 301
Alexandria, VA 22314
P (703) 836-4012
info@signs.org
