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New products. New thoughts. New connections. All are important elements to growing a sign, graphics, print or visual communications company. All are on the agenda for the industry's leading event and tradeshow: ISA International Sign Expo®. Registration is now open. ISA International Sign Expo 2020 will be April 2-4, with pre-conference education April 1. It will be held at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. "This truly is the only place where the entire sign, graphics, print and visual communications industry comes together to find the products and ideas to grow their businesses," said Lori Anderson, International Sign Association president and CEO. "And ISA Sign Expo 2020 will be even bigger, offering more ideas, more new products and more connections than ever before." Already, two major announcements have been made about the event, both of which showcase areas of profitable expansion for sign, graphics, print and visual communications...Read More
The ISA Sign Industry Quarterly Economic Report shows primarily an uptick in all segments compared to the third quarter...Read More
The International Sign Association will be led in 2020 by an experienced board of directors who represent the breadth of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry. They will set strategic...Read More
The International Sign Association is bringing its education and event expertise to Electronics For Imaging's annual user conference, EFI™ Connect 2020. The annual event will be held January 21-24...Read More
The Sign Association of Canada/Association Canadienne De L’Enseigne has selected the International Sign Association to assume management of the association and Sign Expo Canada. This new...Read More
As part of a wide-ranging effort to raise awareness of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry in America, Ernst & Young released its "Size and Economic Impact of the Sign Industry" research in 2014. Results proved that the sign, graphics and visual communications industry is bigger and more influential than first perceived.
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