Event Design

Every year, restaurant facility professionals gather at RFMA’s Annual Conference to connect, learn, and shape the industry. With a new city as the backdrop each time, we developed a fresh theme and design for the event — giving the industry’s premier gathering a distinct identity that set the tone from the moment attendees arrive.

For nearly a decade, we’ve set the stage for Homecare Homebase’s biggest event of the year. Their annual Users Conference brings together the home health and hospice community for education, networking, and vendor showcases — and with a new venue every year, each one gets a fresh identity built out across websites, collateral, presentation materials, environmental graphics, and more.

Few events can claim a history dating back to 1591 — or a Hemingway novel. But even legends need a refresh. We designed a website, event signage, promotional collateral, and mobile app for Pamplona’s iconic Running of the Bulls, modernizing a centuries-old tradition while keeping the adrenaline very much intact.

NeoCon demands reinvention, and Milliken Contract delivered every year. We shaped the messaging and visuals inside their Merchandise Mart showroom across multiple seasons — keeping new products front and center and the brand top of mind.

Managing commercial facilities means juggling a lot of moving parts — and Corrigo built the software to bring them all together. We gave this smart platform a brand identity to match, then carried it through their trade conference across the website, ads, show graphics, and mobile app.

On the crowded NeoCon trade show floor, every brand is racing for the same attention. We gave Masland Contract a showroom that pulled ahead of the pack — a cohesive, memorable space that showcased their latest commercial carpet offerings and left a lasting impression.

Year after year, we gave this event its look. From regular seasons to the milestone 50th anniversary, our logos anchored the full marketing campaign — showing up on everything from embroidered clothing to the banners that welcomed record crowds through the gates.