Recently, we worked with The CMMI Institute, a Pittsburgh-headquartered organization and global leader in the advancement of best practices in people, process, and technology. While preparing for 
In the images below, you can see a few of the displays we produced for The CMMI Institute. The tall narrow signs are Silverstep retractable banners, the smaller red sign is an Observe Pro Sign Stand display, and the larger graphic is a stretch fabric background display banner. Sliverstep retractable banners are designed to be durable, stylish, and reusable. The Observe Pro Sign Stand includes an easy-to-attach grip that is useful for the interchange of multiple signs throughout an event. The stretch fabric display banner is an easy-to-maintain option for larger displays. The clean, seamless appearance makes a background for photo opportunities. Notice how the sharp contrast in color makes the banner almost look like a mural. The font of multiple languages adds an interactive touch to the sign and its environment, while the Twitter hashtag encourages collaboration through a social media contest.

Throughout all our efforts, we considered displays where the hardware could be re-used at future conventions. This way, the next time CMMI wants to develop new signage, it would only need to have banner materials and signs printed, and not purchase new hardware.
Our time spent with The CMMI Institute highlights a couple of key features of our organization. The first being our personal consultation process; we take the time to sit down and discuss the needs of an organization. This hands-on process ensures that our products are exact and delivered on time.
If you are looking for a sign company that has experience in event and trade show displays, and importantly – want the project to be managed smoothly – consider Spark Signs & Graphics. We specialize in outdoor and indoor signs of all types, vehicle wraps and trade show and event displays. Call us at 724-510-0677, check us out at www.sparksigns.com, or visit our showroom in the North Hills of Pittsburgh.
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