Adler Display, a leader in designing and producing innovative tradeshow displays, recently unveiled its new modular trade show display for The Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering at The ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit (The Summit). The Summit was held from March 22-24, 2023, at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor.
The Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering (JHU) showcased its brand with the 20×20 modular display, representing a fresh and modern approach to tradeshow displays. The exhibit was designed with the flexibility to be used in several sizes; 20×20, 10×20, or 10×10 depending on the event space. Its flexible design can easily be customized for a wide range of events. Since the Summit was focused on energy, JHU highlighted the Whiting School of Engineering’s expertise in Energy. For events focused on other departments, the school is also creating a central tower graphic targeting the overall school of Engineering and customizing the graphics on the (2) kiosks facing the aisle to focus on specific departments, such as Computer Science, Environmental Health & Engineering, or Biomedical Engineering. Another nice feature of this exhibit is the graphic at the top half of the tower is separate from the bottom. In the smaller 10×20, JHU can repurpose the top tower graphic in the center and the two kiosk graphics on the sides.
Adler Display has been a trusted provider of tradeshow displays for over 85 years. JHU selected Adler Display for its expertise and ability to provide the following:
- Concept design
- Design production
- Turnkey project management, including coordination of setup and dismantling of the exhibit, freight, ordering show services, and managing all third-party vendors
- Storage
“Thanks to the Adler Display team for an outstanding experience,” said Chad Restrick, Senior Program Manager and Administrative Director at Johns Hopkins University. “The booth looks phenomenal.”
About Adler Display
For over 85 years, Adler Display has lent the creativity and logistics behind thousands of businesses looking their best. Designing and producing a wide variety of high-quality trade show displays, signage and exhibits, lobby and corporate interiors, recognition displays, and historical timelines, Adler’s expert team includes consultants, designers, project managers, and fabricators. Working from a 17,000-square-foot facility in Baltimore that includes a precision woodworking shop, Adler Display handles all printing, construction, and finishing on site. Learn how to make your vision a reality at: www.AdlerDisplay.com.