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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.
There were some unexpected and some highly anticipated news stories in 2019. Here are the industry stories you read the most in ISA’s Industry Tracker in 2019:
The International Sign Association’s new board of directors represents the breadth of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry.
There were some unexpected and some highly anticipated news stories in 2018. Here are the industry stories you read the most in ISA’s Industry Tracker in 2018.
Beale Street is renowned for its neon signs luring tourists into its many bars and restaurants. Now the street has two neon gateway arches which brand the community as a blues destination. Installed in February 2018, the archway has since garnered nearly one million impressions via photos, videos and comments on social media, raising awareness of Beale Street even more.
OUTFRONT Media worked with ABC Imaging to print the sign using Durst Rho 500 on 10,000 square feet of Ultraflex Supreme 9 oz mesh.
ISA communications manager, Catherine Davis, recently traveled to Japan where she captured some images of signage in the subway, streets and shopping lanes. Digital signs were often seamlessly incorporated into a building’s on-premise signage and were frequently integrated into transportation wayfinding signs.
The larger-than-ever ISA International Sign Expo trade show floor offers more bigger and better education and networking opportunities. Get that event on the books by registering now.
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