Avebe is a growing company in the food industry that continues to expand of their market worldwide. Participating in tradeshows around the world, Avebe wanted to maintain consistency in branding and an environment to demonstrate their potato starch products. Bano partnered with Global Exhibit Management to build and deliver the exhibits for shows in the U.S.
IFPL products are centered around passenger connectivity with USB ports, Bluetooth connections and interface solutions. Adapting to unusual venue and booth space configurations including a space between venue columns and escalator featured client products and technology.
Jacobs Vehicle Systems, which provides commercial vehicle OEMs worldwide with engine braking and valve actuation, exhibits at commercial vehicle shows in Europe and the U.S. The cab of the truck is prominently featured in the booth to demonstrate braking technology. Exhibit designs were built to 4 and 5 meters high incorporating the truck into the space and included display areas to showcase smaller products.
The first exhibit designed for Telefonix in 2007 included some visible product display but also for proprietary reasons, product display areas in a large private meeting room. As Telefonix grew and expanded their onboard aviation products, new designs were created to showcase their technology and color changes. To highlight cabin products, shadow boxes were added to an airplane graphic.
The Mobile World Congress is the leading mobile communications show in the world held in both Barcelona and Shanghai. The VISA exhibit design is open so customers can interact with various product displays. There were informal meeting areas, private conference room, large monitors to display product content and kitchen for preparing coffee and food service. VISA branding was prominently featured at maximum heights for increased visibility based on venue regulations.
Global Exhibit Management first built an exhibit for Cook Medical in Australia in 2006 as a partner to Adex International. Cook Medical designs and manufactures devices for minimally invasive medical procedures. Since the first exhibit, designs have been updated to reflect current branding standards and product features for multiple business divisions. Most recently LED panels were utilized in a hanging sign to demonstrate a medical procedure. Exhibits were also built for use in countries throughout Europe, Asia and South America.