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Displayit moves into new Suwanee, GA offices

Everyone here at Displayit is very excited because we have moved into our new 9,700 sq. ft. office trade show display showroom facility in Suwanee, GA.  The new facility features a larger showroom, an extensive storage area for larger previews and exhibit setups, and a beautiful conference room so we can host educational seminars.  We are planning to host an open house in the coming months, so our local Atlanta, GA customers can stop by, have a bite to eat and check out our new headquarters.  Stay tuned to see how we will use this new facility to benefit your exhibit program in the months to come.

Our New Address:

130 Satellite Blvd. NE, Suite E, Suwanee, GA  30024

 

Displayit Named to 2008 Inc5000 List

Exciting news around the Displayit offices!  We were named on the 2008 Inc5000 list of the fastest growing private companies in America.  It is a pretty cool honor for our humble group of trade show exhibit servants.  You can read about the details here.   Now, we just have to focus on building a growing company that continues to provide our clients with better service and better portable display products.  Please feel free to share some thoughts on how we can build a company that better meets your needs.  Also, thanks to those of you that have worked with Displayit through the years and helped us to acheive our goals.

Providing Capital for the Third World

I'm going to be way off topic today and share with you a cool discovery we made yesterday.  Our mission at displayit.com is to be a blessing to all those we come in contact with: Clients, Vendors, Each Other, & Community.  Each morning we have a meeting to review our mission and discuss ways that we can be a blessing to all those groups.  One of our Account Managers suggested we provide some money to help people in the third world to start a business, etc., so we went to kiva.org to provide funds for micro loans.  We helped provide capital for a home to be built in Mozambique and for a group of entrepreneurs in Uganda.  It was just a lot of fun.  The whole process was just very exciting. In some ways, providing a loan and giving a talented person the chance to pay it off is more fun and rewarding than making a donation.  I hope you will visit kiva.org and check it out.