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Cisco’s 2009 global sales event was a virtual conference called the Global Sales Experience, or GSX. The innovative use of gaming as part of the design strategy deployed throughout the event, however, might cause some to call it the Gaming Sales Experience. While virtual events are nothing new for tech-driven Cisco, the challenge of addressing […]

In 2009, Porsche introduced its newest luxury sedan, the Panamera. For the North American regional launch at the 2009 Monterey Peninsula Automotive Week, the goal was to conduct 1,000 behind-the-wheel consumer experiences to provide the Porsche dealer network system with qualified leads. To do so, the brand created a structure that stood out from the […]

For the Mini United event that was established to reach out to the brand’s loyal fans, Mini knew it had to go the extra mile for its 50th year. The goals were to take attendance from 8,000 to 20,000 and, most importantly, to celebrate the 50th birthday of the brand. The Silverstone Circuit in London […]

To embody a brand architecture that communicated the changes in the organization, reinforcing customer service and unifying the entire company, Sikorsky Aircraft knew it had to redesign. The goal was to create an environment that was conducive to business, client-focused and exemplified Sikorsky as a global industry leader. The resulting new exhibit included a high-end […]

For its February 2009 Toronto Auto Show exhibit, Honda built a booth that was a study in fluidity. The booth was anchored by the sweeping curves of its C-shaped featured vehicle displays and continued into a rounded overhead canopy, enclosing the footprint. That curving line flowed across the top of the exhibit, descended to the […]