Kirk, my office mate, was working on the trade show booth design for close to a month now and wanted to show us how it was working out. He was our team’s graphics artist, and it was his job to create a concept that would wow our market with an innovative yet sound design. It appeared that he had done a great job, as what we could see on the mock-ups that he brought out to our conference room. The booth itself, according to what he told us, was still being done at the company that specializes in producing the best for all types of trade shows. There was still time for us to make some changes if we felt a need to tweak some things, provided that the changes were minor like how the tagline was worded, or the placement of the logos. Kirk told us how commendable it was for the production company to be able to reproduce his specifications within a week. The only thing that was needed was the confirmation that the design that was sent to them was already final, so that they can expand it to fit the structure. This was the culmination of everyone’s preparations, and after seeing the mock-ups were all excited to go to the sales conference to reveal what our company was all about. Carl, our marketing manager, approved of the visual impact that he felt would surely draw the crowd towards our space in the trade show hall. Kirk had indeed found the best design company to work with, and we all congratulated him for a job well done.
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