Articles by: Lynne Greenfeather
Trade Show Booths Built for Performance at IMTS 2026
Rogers was proud to support multiple clients at the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2026, helping each brand bring its performance-driven solutions to the show floor with exhibits designed for impact and engagement.
Fives High Precision Machines, a provider of advanced manufacturing solutions, exhibited in a 50’ x 100’ split island booth with Pietro Carnaghi, a manufacturer of large machine tools that joined the Fives Group in 2025. Matching L-shaped hanging signs and an eye-catching archway made it easy to identify the connected brands. Large, wall-mounted LED poster displays delivered motion content and product messaging to visitors, while an interactive touchscreen station and multiple product demos on custom illuminated pedestals provided engagement opportunities. Ample meeting and lounge areas provided spaces to connect, while private conference rooms facilitated more formal one-on-ones. Consistent branding and graphics, along with planter boxes and greenery, tied the two booth spaces together in one clean, modern exhibit.
The Fives High Precision Machines Academy Student Summit booth provided a separate 10' x 20' end cap experience focused on manufacturing career development. The space allowed students to learn more about robotics, automation, machining and engineering while connecting with industry professionals.
Jergens, a manufacturer of workholding, fixturing and tooling solutions, brought a bright, branded presence in its 20’ x 40’ inline corner, custom rental exhibit. Backlit graphics and bold product messaging created a high-impact backdrop, while custom crate wraps integrated the company’s existing shipping crates into the booth design. This clever solution turned an essential logistics component into a branded exhibit element that supported efficient pack-out once the show closed.
Mayfran International’s 50’ x 50’ split island booth featured multiple equipment demos with interactive tablet devices to promote its specialized conveyor and processing equipment. A two-tiered hanging sign created a strong brand presence above the exhibit, while a reception desk at the front and a hospitality counter at the back invited visitors to stop and connect. The curved, semi-private meeting space in the back featured illuminated display towers on either end for greater visibility from the aisles.
Supply Technologies used its 10’ x 20’ portable inline corner booth to promote its supply chain management programs. The illuminated center backwall provided a bright, branded backdrop with two a/v monuitors for storytelling. A touchscreen kiosk, seating and a reception desk provided engagement points in this efficient, technology-focused exhibit.
It was a pleasure to support these brands at IMTS 2026. Thank you to our clients for trusting Rogers with your exhibit programs.
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Custom Booth Brings Possibility to Life at LOUPE Americas 2026
We were excited to help Avery Dennison Labeling and Packaging Materials turn its “Discover the Power of Possibility” theme into a show-stopping 50' x 75' custom island exhibit at LOUPE Americas 2026 (formerly Labelexpo Americas).
The sweeping, ribbon-inspired hanging sign extended from floor to ceiling, creating an unmistakable visual landmark on the show floor, while the logo-inspired archway at the front of the booth gave passersby a compelling glimpse into this open, inviting space.
Product demo areas included dimensional lettering, curves, double-sided graphics, sidelights and A/V features. Dedicated spaces for food, logistics, pharma, wine and spirits, and industrial applications gave attendees a closer look at Avery Dennison’s work in packaging, connectivity and circularity.
The AD Fusion area featured kinetic display elements that added movement and visual energy to the experience. A wood pergola with pendant lighting anchored the hospitality area, while café seating, a lounge area and two private conference rooms gave visitors spaces to collaborate. A Technical & Sustainability Support Bar offered a dedicated destination for one-on-one consultations.
Curved carpet treatment, along with wood-look flooring and cabinetry, balanced the exhibit's large-scale architecture with a warm, polished setting designed for engagement.
We greatly appreciate our partners at Avery Dennison for the opportunity to provide turnkey support for this stunning exhibit.
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Rogers Named to 2026 Fab 50 List of Top Fabricators
Rogers is excited to share that we’ve been named to Event Marketer’s 2026 Fab 50 list of top exhibit and event fabricators. This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of our team in designing and building outstanding trade show and event displays that cut through the competition and tell powerful brand stories.
We’re especially grateful to our clients, who trust us to bring their experiential marketing programs to life year after year. Your collaboration and confidence in Rogers make achievements like this possible, and we look forward to creating more memorable experiences together.
Trade Show Booths Serve Up Solutions at IDDBA 2026
The International Dairy Deli Bakery Association (IDDBA) Show 2026 once again brought together leading brands in deli, bakery and prepared foods – and Rogers was proud to support two long-time partners with custom exhibits that put their solutions front and center.
Inno‑Pak used its 20’ x 40’ island exhibit to showcase its lineup of bakery, deli, grab-and-go and foodservice packaging. Two architectural arches connected lighted pagoda-style display kiosks to custom shelving and framed visitor seating areas, creating a semi-private feel. The backwall combined secure storage areas with high-impact graphics, shelving and magnetized display surfaces for easy reconfiguration. Large illuminated product counters added impact while providing ample space to feature key packaging solutions.
Sandridge Crafted Foods’ 20’ x 40’ island booth featured a warm, retail-inspired look with wood-grain finishes and built-in coolers to showcase the brand’s portfolio of chef-crafted foods. A chef’s station invited visitors to sample hot and cold selections, while a digital kiosk was used for brand storytelling. A graphic-wrapped storage area doubled as a back-of-house prep station for the culinary team. A live plant and herb wall, paired with a three-tier hanging sign, reinforced the booth’s fresh, natural appeal.
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These exhibits demonstrate how thoughtful trade show booth design can help brands present complex product stories in a way that feels intuitive, on-brand and engaging. Rogers appreciated the opportunity to partner with these industry leaders, helping them serve up solutions that connected with their audiences.
Planning your next event? Connect with Rogers to design and build a trade show display that brings your brand to life.
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Turnkey Exhibits Showcase Beauty and Personal Care at NYSCC Suppliers’ Day 2026
Rogers was excited to support leading beauty and personal care brands at the New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists’ Suppliers’ Day 2026 with turnkey exhibits designed to stand out on a very busy show floor.
Lubrizol’s 30’ x 40’ island booth highlighted the brand’s broad range of ingredients used in skin, hair, bath and shower products. A private conference room wrapped in spa-inspired lifestyle graphics provided a space for meetings, while the connected storage area kept samples close at hand. Two curved white laminate counters with wood accents and subtle underlighting defined the front corners, while a wood-grain trellis adorned with greenery created a calming setting for the lounge seating area. Product sampling was abundant at the booth’s central Discovery Zone, built from three adjoining curved walls and surrounding counters, along with a nearby handwashing station featuring a sink, illuminated mirror and faux subway tile backsplash. Two video poster panels and a circular hanging sign drew attention from the aisles and across the hall.
SUSONITY’s 20’ x 20’ island exhibit used a rich purple palette and luminous imagery to showcase its pigments and product portfolio. A 20-foot-diameter hanging sign and 16-foot-tall central lightbox featured bold, two-sided visuals, with interior graphics highlighting the company’s family of brands. The central lightbox also formed the front wall of a private conference room, where soft lighting and clean white furnishings created a simple, polished setting for meetings. Double-sided lightbox towers with integrated counters provided dedicated areas for product displays, while a front reception counter and two café-style seating areas along the perimeter offered easy spots to pause and engage.
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Rogers provided a full suite of rental exhibit properties and turnkey services to help bring these valuable brand stories to life. Thank you to these wonderful clients for partnering with us for this important event.
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Exhibits Showcase Grid Innovations at IEEE PES T&D 2026
Rogers was pleased to partner with an impressive lineup of leading power and energy brands at this year’s IEEE PES T&D Conference & Exposition, helping them turn complex technologies and messaging into engaging experiences on the show floor.
ABB Electrification welcomed visitors to its 60’ x 70’ island exhibit spotlighting its broad portfolio of products and digital tools for grid resiliency. Interactive product displays, multiple AV screens and a large LED video wall brought the brand’s solutions to life. Along with their EV NASCAR display, ABB offered a children’s electric ride-on racecar giveaway to promote the partnership. Dual conference rooms flanked a presentation area, while a coffee bar in one corner and a patch-hat giveaway in the other added more energy to this engaging booth.
Haysite Reinforced Plastics, a Member of ISOVOLTA Group, along with sister brand AEV Group, maximized a 10’ x 20’ corner inline booth to showcase its thermoset composites for high-temperature insulation, corrosion resistance and lightweight structural supports. Bright yellow carpeting and a graphic-rich backwall with integrated closet and parts display shelf brought attention to the brand’s solutions. Café seating, a reception counter, a literature stand and a bag giveaway stand created an easy-to-navigate space for exploration and conversation.
Hitachi Energy’s 50’ x 60’ island exhibit centered on the debut of its 800 kV EconiQ dead tank circuit breaker, a 30’ long, 16,000-pound unit that became a landmark on the show floor with green uplighting on its towering bushings. Custom 3D LED hanging logos, a theater area with modular ottoman seating in front of a large LED wall, graphic-wrapped conference rooms and multiple AV-supported product displays reinforced the brand’s focus on grid reliability.
JST Power Equipment used a 40’ x 40’ island with a rented double deck to promote its transformer, switchgear and electrical equipment solutions. A 15’ x 8’ LED video wall at the front of the booth, a large format graphic wall at the back and multiple product demos provided optimal storytelling. The upper-deck meeting space and the casual meeting area below offered visitors multiple spaces to engage with JST representatives.
Penn Union’s 10’ x 10’ corner inline booth delivered an efficient showcase for its electrical power and grounding connectors. A graphic backdrop with integrated shelving, table cover, reception desk and pull-up banner created a professional setting that kept the focus on the brand’s many product solutions.
Preformed Line Products (PLP) took advantage of its 30’ x 40’ space with a double deck rental booth to highlight its precision-engineered infrastructure solutions for more reliable networks. Dramatic product displays included the Raptor Clamp Diverter Drone Kit and LineSpider Robotic Installation Tool, along with multiple 14-foot simulated utility poles and illuminated product showcases. The immersive Maximum Voltage Lounge coffee bar with billowing blue ceiling, velvet curtains and a custom chandelier made from the brand’s hex spacer product, along with an additional lounge area on the upper deck, invited visitors to connect and stay awhile.
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From large island exhibits to compact inline booths, Rogers provided a mix of custom displays, double decks, exhibit rentals and support services to help these brands tell their stories and reach their trade show goals.
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Trade Show Booth Timeline: When Should You Start Planning?
By: Doug Scalise
Trade show planning always raises the same critical question: When should you start working on your booth so you’re not just ready, but positioned to get real results from the show? Between exhibit space, design, show services, shipping, booth staffing and promotions, there’s a lot at stake. Planning ahead determines how effectively you use your budget and how impactful your booth is on the show floor.
Trade Show Executive Magazine cites recent CEIR research, stating exhibitors still invest the largest share of their budgets in exhibit space, followed by staffing, show services, exhibit design, graphics and shipping. These costs are much easier to manage when you’re working with a clear, early timeline.
At Rogers, we’ve managed tradeshow timelines for first-time exhibitors to global brands running multi-show, multi-venue exhibit programs. Based on that experience, we offer the timeline below as a practical benchmark for trade show success.
9-12 Months Out: Strategy, Show Selection and Budget
The most effective trade show programs begin to take shape 9-12 months before the event. This is your window to decide why you’re exhibiting, which shows deserve your investment and how much budget you’ll need to achieve your goals.
At this stage, focus on:
- Clarifying objectives and success metrics
Decide what success looks like. Qualified leads? Brand awareness? Revenue? New product launches? Customer meetings? Knowing what you’re trying to achieve beforehand will help guide every step you take in your trade show planning and execution. Identifying your success metrics also means you can evaluate your ROI after the show, rather than relying on “the booth was busy” as your only indicator.
- Choosing your shows and securing space
Use the show-provided attendee profiles, historical performance and competitive presence to prioritize which events truly belong on your calendar. Booth selection for larger events often opens about a year before the event date, so knowing early where you plan to exhibit enables you to secure the best possible location before space tightens or becomes unavailable.
- Building a realistic budget
There’s more to trade show budgeting than floor space and booth displays. Shipping, material handling, utilities, promotions and staffing are all part of a realistic trade show budget. Getting a seasoned exhibit partner involved early can help you see the full picture, identify hidden costs and make smarter decisions about where to invest.
6-9 Months Out: From Strategy to Exhibit Design
Once your strategy, show calendar and budget are set, it’s time to start working on a booth design that supports your goals. This is also when you want to start thinking through the practical details, like services and logistics, that will keep the exhibit running smoothly on site.
At this stage, focus on:
- Translating goals into exhibit design
With your goals established, you’ll have a better idea of what you need in your booth to meet them. From graphics and product demos to interactive technology, meeting spaces, hospitality areas and storage, an exhibit partner can help you turn your objectives into a booth that works for you.
- Planning engagement, content and technology
Think about how you’ll attract and hold attention in the booth. Interactive technology, AV content, QR codes and hospitality can play vital roles in attendee engagement and recall. This is also the time to plan and develop the content for screens and devices, so you’re not scrambling for videos, presentations or app setups right before the show.
- Laying the groundwork for services and logistics
As your design takes shape, review the exhibitor manual to understand the rules, height limits, target move-in/-out dates and service deadlines that impact your booth layout, setup and budget. Bringing your exhibit house into those details early helps you make design choices that work with the show’s requirements, rather than finding out you have issues once you get to the show floor.
3-6 Months Out: Production, Show Services and Pre-Show Marketing
By the time you’re 3–6 months from the show, your trade show plan should be moving from ideas into execution. This is when design turns into a built exhibit, services and freight get locked in and your marketing starts drawing the right people toward your booth.
At this stage, focus on:
- Approving the final design and starting fabrication
Once your layout, structures and graphics are finalized, your exhibit house can move into engineering and fabrication. Custom booths and more complex exhibits often need several months for production and finishing, so timely approvals protect you from rush charges, limited options and last-minute compromises.
- Ordering show services and coordinating logistics
With your design set, you can confidently order electrical, compressed air, Wi-Fi, cleaning, furnishings, lead retrieval and other show services for your booth. This is also the time to arrange inbound and outbound shipping, as well as scheduling labor to install and dismantle your booth. Working through these details with your exhibit partner now helps you avoid surprise fees and on‑site challenges later.
- Launching pre-show marketing and outreach
With your presence confirmed, shift some focus to filling the booth with the right visitors. Use email, social media, the show’s marketing tools and personal outreach from sales to promote what’s happening in your booth and invite key customers and prospects. Pre-show outreach helps you get on the attendee’s short list before they arrive, instead of relying solely on aisle traffic once the doors open.
4–12 Weeks Out: Final Details, Freight and Staff Readiness
In the final few weeks before the show, the focus shifts from building and booking to confirming details, getting your exhibit in motion and preparing your team to perform on site.
At this stage, focus on:
- Confirming production and walk-throughs
As the show approaches, confirm that all exhibit components, graphics and accessories are completed and ready to ship. If your exhibit house offers a pre-show staging preview, take advantage of it so you can see key elements assembled, test technology and address any final tweaks before everything is crated and sent to the show.
- Managing shipping and on-site logistics
Make sure your freight is scheduled to arrive at the advance warehouse or show site with enough buffer to account for weather, carrier delays or other disruptions. Double-check labels, Bills of Lading and return instructions; and confirm installation and dismantle dates and crew assignments so your team isn’t troubleshooting trucks and labor at the last minute.
- Preparing and aligning your booth staff
Give your booth team clear talking points, qualifying questions, demo flows and guidelines for capturing notes and next steps. Align on roles for demos, hosted meetings and hospitality, and ensure everyone understands the follow-up process so leads collected in the booth don’t stall once the show is over.
At the Show: Bringing Your Booth to Life
When the show finally opens, all of your planning turns into meaningful brand impressions, impactful demos and real conversations with customers and prospects. This is where the work you’ve done over the past several months starts to pay off.
Now is a great time to see your exhibit the way attendees do. Walk the aisle and notice what grabs attention first, how clearly your main message reads from a distance and how easy it is to tell where to go for demos or conversations. Spend a little time inside the booth watching how people move through the space, where they naturally pause and how often your team has the chance to engage. These observations provide invaluable input for future shows, helping you refine your space and maximize your ROI.
Why Rogers Is a Strong Exhibit Partner
A trade show booth is more than a structure. It’s a concentrated expression of your brand, your story and your sales priorities in a crowded, high-pressure environment. Getting it right means more than having a good idea. It means making the right decisions at the right time, from show selection and budgeting to design, services and execution on site.
Rogers brings decades of trade show experience to that full timeline, helping clients map out their show calendars, define goals, plan realistic budgets and move smoothly from strategy to exhibit design, fabrication and logistics and on‑site support. We design exhibits that perform on the floor and make smart use of your investment, whether you’re planning one event or a full year of shows. When you have a partner who understands the calendar, the creative and the coordination, your trade show booth delivers better visitor experiences and better bottom line results.
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Custom Exhibit Showcases Cardiovascular Care at ACC 2026
We extend our appreciation to Cleveland Clinic for trusting Rogers to bring its exhibition stand to life at ACC.26 – the American College of Cardiology’s 75th Annual Scientific Session & Expo.
Reinforcing its position as a global leader in cardiovascular care, research and clinical innovation, Cleveland Clinic’s 20’ x 40’ custom island booth featured three distinct areas for professional networking and discovery.
A central closet with an integrated video wall and lightbox graphic provided a focal point for visitors, who could connect with colleagues and enjoy hospitality at multiple café-style seating areas. An interactive touchscreen enabled digital exploration of Cleveland Clinic’s Heart, Vascular & Thoracic Institute.
The left side of the booth featured double-sided towers with illuminated graphics and wood-grain paneling, a hospitality counter, a tiered reception desk and a vertical slat half-wall to define the space.
To the right, two semi-private meeting areas were created using a tall vertical slat wall and double-sided lightbox tower bridged by an overhead canopy. Halo lighting brightened the space while frosted acrylic wall panels added a sense of intimacy.
An eye-catching backlit hanging sign, two distinctive lighted logo signs, and planters throughout gave the booth a fresh, bright and modern feel.
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Rogers provided turnkey support for Cleveland Clinic at this event, including exhibit design & technology, logistics & show services, strategic planning and booth fabrication.
Ready to make your next exhibit the heartbeat of the show floor? Connect with us today.
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Rogers Awarded FindIt Top 40 Exhibit Producer Award for 2026
Rogers has been named to the 2026 FindIt Top 40 list by Exhibitor Group, recognizing excellence in creativity, execution and impact among leading exhibit producers. Winners are rated on key criteria across five categories, a survey of current clients and a review of recent projects.
“We are honored to, once again, earn a place on the FindIt Top 40,” said Rick Busby, President. “This recognition highlights our team’s dedication to delivering innovative exhibits for our valued clients, without whom this award wouldn’t be possible,” he adds.
Visit our Exhibits Portfolio to see samples of our work and start your RFP process today with Rogers as your trusted partner.
Stacking Up the Customer Experience at the Inspired Home Show 2026
Rogers partnered with GreenCorp (aka American Plastics) to create a fresh, interactive trade show exhibit at The Inspired Home Show 2026.
This 50’ x 50’ double deck island booth transformed into an immersive home-and-garage environment, marrying smart architecture with product-forward storytelling to showcase GreenCorp’s leadership in home and garage storage solutions.
The main structure simulated a two-story home with an upper-deck VIP lounge for focused meetings. Below deck, wood-look flooring, a drop ceiling and recessed lighting created a warm, in-home experience for stackable totes and storage bins. The home’s exterior graphics extended the story to the company’s outdoor storage solutions.
A stone-look vinyl “driveway” led visitors to a fully built garage structure complete with a pitched roof, graphics, pendant lighting and hands-on product demos inside. Exterior graphics and additional product displays promoted the company’s waste and recycling solutions outside, creating a cohesive home and outdoor environment.
Three compact outbuildings with two-sided lightbox graphics and nested product samples gave visitors multiple touchpoints to explore the company’s innovations – including their artificial fig and olive trees, which softened the structures and reinforced the residential vibe, helping the space stand out in a big way.
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We were thrilled to deliver a turnkey solution for GreenCorp, including custom exhibit design, fabrication, rental display properties, I&D, labor management and show services. From early design collaboration through on-site execution, Rogers acted as an extension of GreenCorp’s marketing team, ensuring this new exhibit launched smoothly and created maximum impact on the show floor.
Let us help you stack the deck in your favor. Reach out to Rogers for help with your next trade show booth.
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Exhibitor Booths Built for Success at CON EXPO-CON/AGG 2026
The CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 trade show drew more than 140,000 construction professionals to Las Vegas to compare equipment, explore new technologies and make big purchasing decisions. Rogers was grateful to partner with several exhibitors at this powerhouse event.
B&R Automation / ABB Traction showcased mobile automation and machine control solutions in a 30' x 40' island booth. The space featured an 11-foot-tall B&R-branded tower with integrated product displays and messaging, a double-sided kiosk with AV and overhead lighting, and an ABB-branded backwall with drivetrain and cabling solutions. A large counter on the aisle displayed a variety of electrification and powertrain technologies, with nearby seating for one-on-one meetings.
L&M Radiator’s MESABI brand leveraged a 20' x 20' peninsula booth to highlight its flexible core heat exchangers for electric, fuel-cell and hybrid heavy-duty vehicles. A 12' rotating hanging sign and graphic-rich backwall with integrated storage and AV created strong visibility. Multiple product displays, including a massive heat exchanger on the corner, combined with café seating and a reception desk, invited targeted discussions with prospects.
Loctite / Henkel exhibited in a 10' x 20' inline to promote its heavy-duty maintenance solutions. A lighted backwall with eye-catching graphics drew attention from the aisles, while a branded reception desk provided a noticeable stopping point. Visitors were treated to an interactive experience with the conveyor belt repair and ball-drop impact displays.
Master Builders Solutions promoted its sustainable concrete innovations in a 30' x 40' double-deck island exhibit. Every visitor had a great view of the brand's concrete crushing and spreading demos, which were being projected live on the oversized LED video wall. Below deck, the Accurate Volume Control container and MasterTRAC Plus monitoring system provided even more engagement opportunities, while the 12' x 24' upper deck created an ideal space for observation and closing deals.
Schaeffler's 30' x 60' island booth showcased its motion, electrification and condition-monitoring technologies for construction and aggregate equipment in a clean, open layout. Die-cut illuminated logos on three sides delivered a strong brand presence, while a prominent backwall structure housed a private conference room, two semi-private meeting spaces and a storage closet. Pedestal product displays with AV and interactive touchscreens, along with hero equipment demos at each corner, gave visitors plenty to see and do.
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From islands to inlines, Rogers provides custom, rental and portable exhibit solutions, plus comprehensive design & technology, booth fabrication, and logistics & show services.
Ready to build a booth that works as hard as you do? Reach out to Rogers today.
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Client Booths Showcase MedTech Solutions at MD&M West 2026
We appreciate our MD&M West 2026 clients for trusting Rogers to help turn their medical manufacturing stories into engaging trade show booths.
Avery Dennison Medical’s 10’ x 20’ custom inline booth spotlighted its wearable, surgical, ostomy and wound care solutions with a bold fabric backwall and clear category messaging. An acrylic human silhouette feature was flanked by two branded product display counters, making it easy for visitors to explore material samples and application stories.
Henkel/Loctite’s 10’ x 30’ modular inline exhibit highlighted its medical adhesive and equipment solutions with a bright, lighted backwall and strong brand repetition throughout. Two expansive, aisle-facing counters created stopping power, while seating inside provided space for one-on-one conversations.
Innova Engineered Plastics showcased its plastic enclosures and single-use components in a 10’ x 30’ custom inline booth. A new 10’ backlit wall section was added to the existing fabric backdrop for extra visual impact. Floating shelves, a lighted reception desk, an A/V monitor and abundant product displays helped tell the brand’s story.
Norman Noble’s 20’ x 30’ island booth promoted its medical implants and devices with a graphic-wrapped conference room and storage closet featuring a 96” monitor. Two, double-sided lighted towers and a reception desk on the aisles displayed key messaging and welcomed visitors. A playful tiki theme featuring a pop-up tent, refreshment zone and “gone fishing” kiddie pool encouraged visitors to linger.
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From space-smart inline booths to experience-rich island exhibits, Rogers delivers a wide range of custom, rental and portable booths, plus comprehensive services to match your goals and budget.
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Energizing Trade Show Booths at DISTRIBUTECH 2026
Rogers partnered with five forward-thinking brands at DTECH 2026, delivering energizing trade show booths that turned complex grid and infrastructure stories into engaging experiences on the San Diego show floor.
ABB Electrification activated a 60’ x 70’ island booth to spotlight its energy grid solutions in a highly interactive environment. Features included 3D animated virtual displays, a Digital Control Center theater, an LED video wall, touchscreen kiosks, two conference rooms, a hat giveaway, a charging station and hospitality.
Hitachi Energy’s 50’ x 60’ island exhibit highlighted its hardware and software solutions to keep the grid more reliable, affordable and clean. An LED video wall with a seating area took center stage, while a grid distribution automation wall, A/V kiosks, product displays, conference rooms, and a hospitality area provided ample spaces for engagement.
JST Power won the Double Decker Exhibit Excellence Award in its 40’ x 40’ island promoting its transfer, switchgear and electrical equipment. A prominent LED video wall and an 80-foot hanging sign captured attention, along with multiple equipment demos. The upper deck invited visitors to engage with reps and enjoy the view. Congratulations Team JST for the award!
PLP used its 10’ x 20’ inline corner booth to showcase safer, smarter ways to build and protect the grid. Booth features included a lighted backwall with bold graphics, an A/V monitor and product shelving. A robotic line spacer installer and drone bird diverter installer highlighted the brand’s advanced hardware and equipment capabilities.
Southwire showcased its T&D wire and cable solutions in a 20’ x 20’ island booth. Corner towers featured lightboxes on the aisles and A/V monitors on the interior. A double-sided touchscreen and barrel-style wire display kiosk, along with a central reception area, created multiple visitor touchpoints.
Thank you to these valued clients for trusting Rogers to bring your stories to life at DISTRIBUTECH 2026.
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Exhibits Built for Efficiency and Engagement at WOC 2026
Thanks to our valued clients for trusting Rogers with your trade show booths at World of Concrete 2026. Check out these booth highlights from the show:
Columbia Machine promoted its batching and mixing, bagging, cubing, concrete production and product handling solutions in a 10’ x 20’ inline corner booth. Design features included two 7’ wide lightboxes and a graphic-wrapped center closet with a monitor for the backwall. An L-shaped dividing wall extended key messaging and visuals to maximize every inch of space, while a backlit reception desk and café tables invited attendees to stop in and engage.
Master Builders Solutions’ 30’ x 40’ island booth featured a 24’ x 12’ double-deck with an eye-catching LED video wall and custom railing inserts. Below deck, a neatly integrated storage area sat beside the company’s Accurate Volume Control demo container and MasterTRAC Plus monitoring system, with a concrete color demo wall positioned to engage aisle traffic. The booth layout provided generous demo zones for crowd-pleasing concrete crushing and spreading demos, while the underlit reception desk and the upper-level hospitality and meeting area encouraged visitors to connect and linger.
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Rogers provided a variety of rental booth and custom exhibit properties, exhibit design & technology, logistics & show services and fabrication & warehousing for these valued clients.
Looking for new ways to showcase your brand and products? Reach out to Rogers for inspiration.
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Retail Intelligence Takes Center Stage at the NRF 2026 Trade Show
Rogers partnered with three innovators at the National Retail Federation's NRF 2026: Retail's Big Show to design and produce exhibits that showcased the latest retail technologies, told compelling brand stories and engaged decision-makers walking the trade show floor.
Avery Dennison's 40' x 40' island exhibit spotlighted its item-level intelligence from source to store, with displays dedicated to food, apparel, Amazon's Just Walk Out technology, Vestcom's shelf-edge media, and back-of-house labeling solutions. Booth features included a graphic-wrapped storage closet and a fully enclosed conference room with a ceiling. Two touchscreen kiosks and multiple video monitors provided interactive content, while a coffee bar and hospitality area surrounded by planters created a comfortable setting for one-on-one engagement. The two-piece hanging sign and underlit reception desk ensured the booth and brand were highly visible.
STRATACACHE's 30' x 30' island booth showcased end-to-end digital signage and customer engagement solutions, featuring multiple digital displays to demonstrate how retailers can personalize content and connect data across the store. Rogers provided new Silicone Edge Graphics (SEGs) for the company's four L-shaped corner structures, creating highly visual frames that drew attention from adjoining aisles and reinforced the company's brand.
Wiliot used its 20' x 20' island booth to launch its scan-free Gen 3 IoT Pixel sensors, highlighting how ambient IoT can deliver continuous visibility across complex retail supply chains. An attention-grabbing, angled front wall with a large video monitor provided a great backdrop for a fun beanie giveaway with a live heat-press patch station. The attached conference room offered ample space for graphics and messaging, while the adjacent storage area remained discreet. Visitors could also engage with the two-sided demo kiosk, where dual monitors and lighted pedestals created a defined focal point. The overhead hanging sign and laminate-look flooring tied everything together into a polished, welcoming space for attendees.
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Rogers appreciates the opportunity to collaborate with these client teams to bring their smart retail solutions to life at NRF 2026.
See how we can help bring your products and messaging to life with your next trade show exhibit. Contact us today.
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Trade Show Booths Showcase the Power of Promo at PPAI Expo 2026
Rogers was pleased to help three recognized leaders showcase their product and technology solutions at the 2026 PPAI Promotional Products Association International Expo.
J.Charles’ 20’ x 20’ island booth spotlighted the company’s custom awards products in its existing exhibit, featuring a lighted backwall with plexi shelving, two underlit countertop displays, and a glass etching machine for live demonstration and visitor interaction. Rogers assisted J.Charles with logistics and show services for the event.
Newell Brands showcased its popular consumer brands in its 20’ x 30’ island exhibit featuring a 12’ tall sidelit branding tower, 9’ tall lightbox displays and a center closet with graphics and lighted product display shelving. Modular shelving units with slatwalls, apparel racks and pedestals provided additional branding and product display space.
STAHLS’ promoted its heat transfer, pressure-sensitive, printing and cutting systems, and accessories in its 20’ x 40’ custom island exhibit. Cool urban graphics, display walls with windows, bright orange carpeting, and a contemporary hanging sign created a unique, attention-grabbing space. Lighted mannequin displays, pegboard retail-style apparel displays and a print-on-demand Fulfill Engine demo gave visitors plenty of places to interact and explore.
Thank you to these great clients for trusting Rogers with your trade show booth needs. With decades of experience in trade show exhibit design and services, we are committed to helping exhibitors elevate their presence on the show floor and achieve their trade show marketing goals.
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Maximizing Your Trade Show ROI: Tips to Get the Most Value from Your Exhibition
By: Erin Eldridge
Trade shows have long been a cornerstone for companies looking to expand their reach, forge new partnerships and showcase their latest innovations. Yet in a landscape crowded with competitors and ever-evolving technologies, simply showing up is no longer enough. Maximizing your return on investment (ROI) requires an intentional strategy and the right partners. Here’s how you can make every trade show count, and why Rogers is the solution that brings your efforts full circle.
Trade Show KPIs: How to Set Objectives and Measure Results
Every successful trade show starts with clear, measurable objectives. Are you focused on generating qualified leads, launching a new product, strengthening brand awareness, building industry relationships or all of the above?
Define those objectives up front and determine your key performance indicators (KPIs). These may include:
- Number of leads generated
- Cost per lead
- Sales conversion rate
- Revenue generated
- Number of new customers or partners
- Website visitor spikes
- Social media followers and engagement
As you track your KPIs from each trade show, use the results to adjust and plan for the next event. Measuring your results helps identify what to scale and what to fix. Over time, this steady cycle of measuring and refining results in better outcomes, more qualified opportunities, stronger partnerships and higher ROI.
Lead Capture and Qualification: Make Your Best Trade Show Leads Stand Out
One easy way to improve trade show ROI is to gather more qualifying information on each lead scanned in your booth. Then use your CRM to score and evaluate your trade show leads, flagging your highest-intent contacts for immediate follow-up.
Even without a CRM, most of today’s lead retrieval systems enable custom questions so you can gather the most pertinent information about the contacts you made at a show. A good first step is to collect quality signals like B.A.N.T. (Budget, Authority, Need, Timeline). When combined with the demographic/firmographic information gathered during attendee registration, your best leads become more apparent.
Booth Design, Marketing and Logistics to Drive Traffic and Increase Dwell Time
Optimize your booth design with bold, brand-forward visuals and clear headlines that explain who you are at a glance. An open footprint, strong sightlines and intuitive wayfinding help turn curiosity into action. Impactful graphics, compelling messages, lighting and interactive demos result in higher stopping power and longer dwell times.
Need help maximizing your booth layout? Check out our Leads Estimator Tool to see what you’ll need to reach your target lead count.
Pre-event marketing can make a world of difference in your trade show ROI, as well. Use the event organizer’s marketing platforms to spread the word about your booth. Ensure your company categories and key messaging are included on the event’s website and in its promotional materials. And don’t underestimate the value of targeted outreach. Leverage email, complimentary registration, your website and social media to build buzz and invite your ideal audience to visit your booth. Most top-performing exhibitors start creating connections before the doors even open.
Of course, seamless logistics can make or break your trade show success. Coordinating shipments, ensuring your assets arrive intact, meeting set-up schedules and getting on-site support are crucial to showcasing your brand and products. Rogers offers turnkey solutions so you can focus on engaging with attendees rather than managing details.
In Booth Engagement: Make Better Connections on the Show Floor
Once the show starts, your team must work together for the best results. Role-based staffing and strategic scheduling keep your team fresh and focused. Equipping booth staff with product training, knowledge of who you are targeting, how to qualify leads, and your show objectives helps everyone contribute to better ROI.
Avoid huddling behind counters, scrolling on phones and breaking out the laptops to do work. Be present and approachable. Ask questions so demos can be tailored to the visitor. Capture lead details in real time and be clear about follow-up actions so post-show outreach is fast and relevant.
Post-Show Follow-Up: Lead Management for Optimal ROI
Perhaps one of the most critical factors for a positive trade show ROI comes in the follow-up phase. According to the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR), the value of a lead diminishes quickly after a show. A structured lead management plan and follow-up standards will significantly contribute to your trade show success. For example, assign someone to call your highest value leads within a few hours of their visit. Then send a follow-up email, connect on LinkedIn, send a text message and call again. Establish how many touches you’ll have within a defined time, use a mix of outreach methods, and leverage the strength of your inside sales, customer service and marketing teams to get the job done.
Every marketer knows – the faster the follow-up, the more likely the win. Simply put, many buyers award the first company to respond. A clearly defined follow-up action plan is crucial to achieving a fantastic trade show ROI.
Why Rogers is Your Partner for Trade Show Success
With Rogers, you don’t just get a service provider, you gain a partner invested in your success. Rogers delivers:
- Expert booth design and branded environments with more than 80 years of experience
- Strategic planning and project management
- Seamless logistics and real-time support
- Proven results with clients in a multitude of industries
From comprehensive preparation to in-booth experiences to successful trade show marketing, Rogers empowers exhibitors to reach their maximum potential.
Let Rogers show you how to turn every event into a business-building success story. Talk to an expert today.
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Shining Exhibits at the ISSA North America Trade Show 2025
Five leading brands relied on Rogers to help them shine at the 2025 ISSA Show North America. Our team was pleased to help these innovators create impactful and engaging experiences that drew crowds, sparked meaningful conversation and celebrated new advances in clean.
Betco made a bold statement with a tapered hanging sign above a 30’ x 40’ island booth promoting its latest innovations in skin care, laundry, warewash and other facility solutions. A fully-enclosed conference room featured ceiling tiles, a wall of frosted acrylic panels, seating for 16, video and a hospitality nook. A curved reception desk and double-sided kiosks with lightbox headers, product displays, video monitors and integrated desktops encouraged visitor engagement. Large product demos on risers in front of the conference room created more interactivity, while two lightbox towers enhanced the booth’s visibility and modern appeal.
Canberra’s 40’ x 40’ island exhibit showcased its comprehensive range of commercial cleaning products, including its Husky and JAWS brands. A 40-foot structure at the back of the booth housed two conference rooms and a storage area, and provided the perfect backdrop for video, graphics and product display shelving. A sidelit display tower and planter boxes on the left created a semi-private theater area for daily seminars. Another sidelit graphic wall featured a lightbox header and inset, lighted display shelving. Three meeting zones on the aisle, a lighted reception desk, mixed flooring treatments and the large hanging sign made this space as inviting as it was functional.
ProTeam Emerson drew crowds to its 20’ x 50’ booth, spotlighting its GoFit cordless backpack vacuums and ProTeam Vac Station, in addition to its upright and wet/dry cleaning equipment. The booth’s vibrant activity proved this brand’s range resonates in any building maintenance setting. Rogers is excited to welcome ProTeam as a valued partner and looks forward to our continued collaboration.
Rubbermaid Commercial Products presented a dynamic 50’ x 40’ exhibit, amplifying its next-generation innovations in cleaning, mobility, refuse and washroom care. Dual conference rooms were wrapped in commanding graphics and featured three interactive displays on the outside, including a mop demo area, a housekeeping elevator demo and a decorative refuse and recycling demo. A clever column-wrap structure on the left side of the booth showcased the company’s glass-cleaning, washroom, baby-changing and MAPA PPE solutions. Other booth features included a raised platform and ramp, a multi-surface demo area, a “scent-sational” odor-control demo, and a microfiber display. All this, combined with the curved, tiered reception desk and 70’ L-shaped hanging sign, provided an unmistakable presence on the showfloor.
Wiese-Salcom’s 20’ x 20’ booth featured a distinctive centerpiece tower with radiant halo-lit raised graphics and a canopy with downlighting. Branded, illuminated display cases on three aisles and wood-paneled towers with shelving and graphics promoted this brand’s air care, odor control and sanitation products. Café tables on all four corners provided comfortable meeting spaces for one-on-one engagement.
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Congratulations to all of our clients on an exceptional ISSA event. Rogers remains committed to providing you with outstanding exhibit design, fabrication and trade show services for many years to come.
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Trade Show Booths Shift Into High Gear at SEMA 2025
The Rogers team is honored to have partnered with seven automotive performance industry trailblazers to elevate their trade show presence at the 2025 SEMA Show. Thank you to these outstanding brands for trusting Rogers to deliver exhibits that showcase innovation, engagement and impact.
The Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions 50' x 50' island booth was anchored by an angled backwall featuring an eye-catching PrismaPro color PPF display in the center with two Supreme Wrapping Film application displays on each side. An interactive touchscreen kiosk was flanked by two curved counters that served as application and visualizer demo areas. The always-popular Wrap Battle experience, along with two car wrap demos and a motorcycle wrap demo, provided hands-on engagement. A 40' side wall delivered product education on both sides while joining the angled backwall to create a cleverly concealed storage area. Edge-lit towers with video monitors and key messaging on the aisle, unique floor striping, the logo-shaped hanging sign and spotlights from the ceiling captured attention from the aisles and across the show floor.
LOCTITE/Henkel's 30' x 30' island exhibit featured two backlit rental graphic walls and a sleek corner closet to promote its LOCTITE and TEROSON vehicle repair, adhesive, coating and sealant solutions. A 60" video monitor provided key messaging while two vertical touchscreens showcased the company's interactive app experience. The RAD Industries Formula Drift car connected the brand's product performance to the motorsports industry while the overhead sign ensured visibility from every angle.
For collectors and classic enthusiasts, the Kelsey Tire 30' x 30' island featured multiple plexi display stands to showcase its vintage Goodyear tires. A hanging sign and branded central reception desk welcomed attendees to this era-spanning, interactive space.
Malco Automotive's 30' x 30' island booth featured an attention-grabbing 14-foot-tall center tower with illuminated display shelving and 85" monitors on both sides, along with a storage area on the inside. Adjacent kiosks echoed the dual-sided, lighted shelving, providing additional space for product displays. A hexagon-shaped conference room used graphic-wrapped, 6.5-foot-tall wall panels to create a semi-private meeting and hospitality space. The two-tiered hanging sign promoted the company's various brands, while a jet ski and vintage Lotus combined to showcase its line-up of automotive, marine and RV detailing products.
The Matthews Paint/1 Shot by PPG 10' x 20' inline booth put four interactive artist stations alongside a vibrant, branded backwall and table throw. This efficient space offered visitors opportunities to engage with painters demonstrating the brand's pinstriping and sign-painting products.
ORAFOL & KPMF promoted their new ORAGUARD PPF line, engineered vehicle wraps and graphic marking films in a 30' x 90' island exhibit. One graphic storage closet featured a 100" video monitor on the front, with a plexiglass-enclosed conference room on the back. Another closet structure included product displays and a 75" monitor on the front, with lightbox graphics on the sides. Three lighted and branded reception counters and underlit graphic pedestals were on the aisles, while a 12' tower with film display stood in one corner. Two product roll displays and a hood wrap demo allowed visitors to interact with the products. Three vehicle wrapping demos were accompanied by a pre-wrapped Lotus and a pre-wrapped McLaren on an illuminated platform, drawing visitor interest and engagement. A massive, rectangular hanging sign was flanked by two banner-style signs above, making the booth a show floor landmark.
PPG Refinish engaged attendees in two booth spaces, including an indoor 20' x 20' island booth and an outdoor 20' x 40' space. Inside, the exhibit featured curved product display walls with sidelights, shelving and monitors to promote the brand's PPG STREAM films, SEM refinishing products and LINQ digital ecosystem. A fourth kiosk featured an interactive touchscreen kiosk to promote PPG's DigiMatch color-matching software. Outside, the company's MoonVan, a traveling roadshow demo, showcased the MoonWalk automated paint-mixing system, while an outdoor tent, two wind-dancer flags and an iPad stand helped capture attention and generate new leads.
Rogers extends its heartfelt thanks and congratulations to our SEMA 2025 clients. Whether custom, rental or portable, these booths reflect Rogers' unwavering commitment to best-in-class trade show marketing, including exhibit design, fabrication, logistics and show services.
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Exhibitors Advance the Automotive Aftermarket at AAPEX 2025
Rogers was delighted to help two exhibitors showcase their solutions at the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) 2025.
Better Brake Parts used its 10’ x 20’ inline booth to promote its disc and drum brake hardware components. The 8-foot-tall lighted backwall featured crisp, eye-catching graphics and an angled accent panel with product imagery. A branded, underlit rental reception counter welcomed visitors, while two comfortable seating areas accommodated meetings and one-on-one engagements.
TYC Americas’ 20’ x 50’ island booth showcased its lighting and mobility solutions with two double-sided product display walls connected by a sleek overhead canopy. A 65” monitor was mounted on the exterior of a large conference room, wrapped in high-definition graphics. Custom pedestal-style tables, a product demo counter and a digital sign provided spaces for visitor interaction, while two-tone carpet below and multiple hanging signs above anchored the space.
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Thanks, and congratulations, to these great client partners for another successful AAPEX trade show.
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Empowering Connections at the 2025 SHPE National Convention
Rogers was honored to help three industry leaders meet with high-caliber STEM candidates at the SHPE National Convention. Held in Philadelphia in 2025, the event serves as one of the country’s largest annual gatherings of STEM professionals, drawing top talent eager to enhance their skills through workshop sessions while networking with peers and corporate sponsors at the career fair and engagement events.
ABB Electrification’s 10’ x 20’ inline booth featured a modular backwall highlighted by five lightboxes delivering key messaging around innovation, energy and success. The striking three-dimensional logo on the aisle anchored the brand’s presence while a reception counter and café tables provided an inviting setting for meaningful career conversations.
Henkel’s dynamic 20’ x 20’ island exhibit elevated engagement with three CloudTouch interactive screens showcasing career opportunities. The underlit L-shaped demo and reception counter served as both a focal point and a functional area for interaction. A graphic-wrapped closet highlighted the company’s consumer and adhesive brands, complemented by a dedicated U.S. Soccer sponsorship graphic and a glamorous vanity for its got2be beauty brand. Live planter boxes included sustainability messaging, while an eye-catching two-tier hanging sign amplified Henkel’s portfolio of consumer and industrial technologies.
Wabtec presented a commanding 20’ x 20’ modular island booth featuring a soaring, graphic-wrapped central closet flanked by two prominent modular graphic panels, all unified under a dramatic header graphic. The front of the booth welcomed visitors with three career path kiosks, while a meeting area, surrounded by planter boxes behind the closet, provided a semi-private space for focused engagement. A 70” monitor out front and dual 43” monitors on the back panels enabled video presentations.
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Rogers wishes our clients and SHPE attendees tremendous success as they further their STEM journeys and make meaningful connections for the future.
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Energetic Showcases and Industry Innovation at PRINTING United Expo 2025
Rogers partnered with two industry leaders at the PRINTING United Alliance’s 2025 Expo, helping deliver memorable trade show experiences at this dynamic, high-profile event.
The STAHLS’ 40’ x 50’ island booth was the perfect setting for high visibility and hands-on engagement, including the company’s launch of its Liquid 3D emblem technology. Bold, urban graphics and bright lime-green carpeting defined the booth’s contemporary look, while 11-foot-tall corner structures with double-sided lightboxes and acrylic window panels drew attention from the aisles. Pegboard shelving and retail-style displays on the inner corner panels created a lively, immersive atmosphere. A rented double-deck structure featured a graphic-wrapped, under-stair closet at ground level and meeting space above. Four laminated mannequin display fixtures with downlighting and display counters throughout showcased the brand’s expertise in apparel decoration.
ORAFOL Americas, recognized globally for its innovation in adhesive films, reflective materials and high-performance graphic solutions, showcased its capabilities in a 20’ x 30’ island booth. Visitors engaged with live demos, including vehicle wrap installations and textured-surface film applications on a brick wall. A 16’ x 4’ closet featured lightbox graphics, integrated product display shelving, a 60” video monitor and key brand and product messaging. Other booth features included a vinyl tape roll display, two branded literature counters, café seating and a large hanging sign visible from afar.
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We appreciate the opportunity to collaborate with these clients to achieve their vision for the PRINTING United trade show and congratulate both teams on a successful event.
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Trade Show Booths Take Flight at NBAA-BACE 2025
The 2025 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exposition gathered industry leaders in Las Vegas for a hands-on look at the technologies, solutions and expertise driving business aviation. Rogers was thrilled to partner with three innovative clients to deliver branded exhibits that connected with attendees and supported their business goals.
Acron Aviation promoted its avionics, data analytics and pilot training solutions in a 10' x 20’ inline corner booth. Three rental lightboxes with custom graphics and printed filler panels were joined together to create a custom backwall. A DSR video monitor and touchscreen kiosk provided digital engagement opportunities, while a lighted reception desk and café tables offered spaces for visitors to interact with booth personnel.
Flight Data Systems and FreeFlight Systems partnered in a streamlined 10’ x 20’ inline booth featuring a fabric backwall with die-cut dimensional logos and a video monitor to showcase its unified data and avionics products and services. An L-shaped reception counter and lounge seating provided spaces to meet, while integrated shelving and a literature rack enabled product demos and shared technical information.
MD Onboard’s 20’ x 40’ custom island exhibit combined the brand’s design concept with practical engineering to achieve its layout goals. The booth featured four illuminated graphic towers with video monitors to showcase the company’s innovative new in-flight telehealth technology, connecting aviation staff with paramedics for real-time emergency care. Ample seating areas provided plenty of space for discovery meetings, while lush planter boxes offered a semi-private, comfortable feel.
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We extend our thanks to these visionary clients, whose presence and engagement elevated this year’s NBAA experience.
Rogers provided a variety of booth fabrication, exhibit design & technology and logistics & show services for this event.
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Exhibits Highlight C-Store Essentials at NACS 2025
Rogers was pleased to partner with three leading brands at the 2025 National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) trade show.
Ditsch USA promoted its artisan pretzel products in a 20’ x 40’ custom island exhibit. The massive hanging sign wrapped the entire booth perimeter and featured logo lightboxes on all four sides. A 12-foot-tall closet structure with high-resolution product graphics and a 60” video monitor took center stage, while a kitchen and demo counter allowed visitors to sample the brand’s delectable treats. Multiple displays throughout the space showcased a variety of pretzel specialties in convenience store packaging.
Elmeco used its 10’ x 20’ split island booth to promote its high-quality frozen beverage machines. The booth’s natural wood look, video monitor and lightbox graphic drew attention from the aisles as visitors enjoyed refreshing slushies during the show.
Riverside Steel showcased its concrete forms for petroleum islands in a 10’ x 20’ island booth in the fuel equipment and services zone. The bright LED backwall was a great complement to the brand’s chrome, red and black color scheme.
Rogers provided a variety of trade show services to these great clients to ensure their exhibit experience was seamless and successful.
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Cultivating New Opportunities at the Global Produce and Floral Show 2025
The International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce and Floral Show 2025 brought innovative products and services to attendees across the fresh produce and floral supply chain. Rogers was proud to partner with six leading brands to create impactful trade show booths that reaped new opportunities for exhibitors and visitors alike.
Bellflower Produce welcomed attendees into a bright 10’ x 20’ inline rental booth. The backlit wall, video monitor and glowing branded café table with built-in charging ports caught attention from the aisles. Shelving and displays featuring the brand’s high-quality, non-GMO tomatoes in various packaging formats created an appetizing visual experience.
Boskovich Farms created a lush feel with its graphic-wrapped pergola and demo counter. This 20’ x 40’ custom island booth also featured a large hanging sign and two 4’ x 8’ lighted graphic towers behind coolers stocked full of the brand’s conventional and organic fresh produce. Multiple seating areas and wood-look vinyl flooring completed this natural and comfortable space.
Calavo Growers showcased its delicious fresh produce with a rotating hanging sign and bold avocado centerpiece in this 50’ x 40’ custom island exhibit. The circular reception area with its lighted canopy and dual video monitors created a bright and welcoming focal point, while café seating offered multiple spaces to engage. Two curved structures on the corners featured built-in storage, high-resolution graphics, fabric canopies and ample space for product displays.
LGS Specialty Sales celebrated its 35th anniversary in a bright and cheerful 20’ x 30’ island booth. An eye-catching hanging sign was centered over a graphic tower with video monitors and a fun balloon installation. Colorful product displays on three corners provided space to promote its mouthwatering Darling Citrus line, while a branded pony wall and comfortable seating area created a designated space for tasting and conversation.
The Marzetti Company showcased its culinary range in a 20’ x 40’ custom island booth defined by two L-shaped hanging signs and flora-adorned trellises with pendant lighting. The robust serving counter exuded warmth while the seating area enabled deeper engagement. A large, graphic-wrapped storage closet featured a video monitor and display cooler, while an illuminated shelving display included lightbox wings for product messaging.
Robinson Fresh emphasized its sourcing and distribution solutions in a 30’ x 40’ island exhibit with an eye-catching, rectangular rotating sign and 12’ x 16’ center tower. A large demo counter, surrounded by fresh flowers and produce, created a striking focal point, while a well-defined seating area allowed visitors to interact and sample products. Two storage closets provided graphics and messaging space, with one also featuring display shelves and a video monitor.
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Our thanks go out to these valued clients for allowing Rogers to assist with your exhibit design & technology and logistics & show services. We look forward to continuing to contribute to your trade show marketing success.
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Standout Trade Show Exhibits at PACK EXPO 2025
Rogers is grateful for the trust and collaboration of ten visionary companies that partnered with us to bring their brand stories to life on the PACK EXPO Las Vegas 2025 show floor.
Avery Dennison’s 30’ x 20’ inline booth combined its RFID, labeling and fastener solutions for a “One Avery Dennison” experience. Eye-catching side- and backwalls featured key messaging, shelving and product samples. A two-sided product kiosk took center stage, while a reception counter, materials and equipment demos completed the layout.
Excellence United’s collaborative pavilion brought together Fette Compacting, Glatt Group and Harro Hofliger in a combined 41’ x 20’ peninsula booth to showcase their pharmaceutical manufacturing technologies. Matching branded light towers, reception desks, interactive video, machinery demos and lounge-style seating enabled multiple ways for attendees to engage.
FILTEC and Pressco’s 41’ x 20’ peninsula exhibit featured a multi-branded backwall with a video monitor, an integrated closet and a large rental countertop for displays and storage. This clean, modern booth design, with clear sightlines, allowed plenty of space for visitors to interact with the brands’ vision inspection demo equipment.
Optima Machinery showcased its filling and packaging machines in a 40’ x 40’ inline booth. Product displays included a virtual LED video wall that provided visitors with a 3D view of the brand’s machinery, along with multiple video monitors and display cases throughout. Reps engaged with visitors in open meeting spaces, a semi-private conference area with a curved wall, and a private conference room. A kitchen allowed Optima to host happy hour and hospitality for its visitors.
Optima Pharma’s turnkey filling, isolator and freeze-drying solutions were showcased in a 25’ x 30’ split island exhibit. This contemporary booth also featured a 3D LED video wall to explore the company’s machinery, while display cases, video monitors, workstations and a private conference room further enhanced the visitor experience. Attendees were also treated to happy hour and hospitality activities.
pester pac automation’s 47’ x 20’ peninsula booth stood out with a high-contrast, LED-accented backwall and integrated storage closet. The brand’s wrapping, case packing and palletizing solutions were showcased on two 12-foot towers at the corners using holographic LED fans to display videos. A two-sided tower with 55” touchscreen monitors and tables on each side enabled interactive product demos and meeting spaces.
Quadrel Labeling Systems utilized a wrap-around backwall and an angular hanging sign to draw attention to its 32’ x 33’ corner inline booth, showcasing the company’s print-and-apply, RFID and shrink sleeve labeling systems. A storage closet for consumables was discreetly tucked away in the corner, while the bright red carpet and abundance of machinery demos made this classic booth a must-stop for attendees.
Sani-Matic’s 21’ x 20’ peninsula booth celebrated the brand’s growth in reliable sanitary process cleaning solutions. A closet featuring vibrant tropical graphics and a video monitor, along with a backlit graphic wall, effectively enabled brand messaging. A reception desk, seating area and multiple equipment demos maximized every square foot of this energetic space.
Uhlmann Group unified its divisions, including Cremer and KOCH, in a 41’ x 50’ peninsula showcase, featuring a massive, two-sided hanging sign and multiple lightbox towers to promote the company’s brands and pharmaceutical packaging solutions. A video monitor wall, equipment demos and ample seating offered a range of engagement options.
Unibloc Hygienic Technologies’ 31’ x 30’ aisle-to-aisle exhibit featured two graphic wall structures on each side of the booth, showcasing key messaging and branding. A rotating hanging sign centered over a café seating area in clear view of product display shelving and a video monitor. The enhanced traffic flow of this unique space allowed the company to showcase its full range of AODD, Gear and Lobe pumps, as well as several hands-on disassembly stations to showcase their unique, tool-free design.
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Rogers provided a variety of exhibit design & technology, booth fabrication and logistics & show services to ensure a seamless and successful event for these valued clients.
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Powering Connections at the NECA 2025 Convention and Trade Show
Rogers helped three leading innovators tell their brand story and capture attention on the show floor at the National Electrical Contractors Association 2025 Convention and Trade Show.
ABB’s 40’ x 80’ island booth was built around its redesigned PowerBetter Trailer, offering guided tours and hands-on demos of its electrical solutions. A large video wall, its signature NASCAR EV prototype, and two conference rooms provided visitors with multiple ways to interact. Plus, a Contractor Speed Challenge display drew attention to some friendly competition for show attendees to enjoy.
PLP used its 10’ x 10’ inline corner booth to promote its Levels 2 and 3 EV charging solutions. An easy-to-install portable backdrop, flag-style banners and simulated charging stations maximized this space with focused, solutions-oriented messaging and interactivity.
Southwire showcased its breadth of electrical solutions in a 60’ x 70’ island double-deck booth. Prominent, four-sided corner fixtures included key messaging, hi-res graphics, video monitors and product displays. A curved reception desk welcomed visitors to the booth, while demo units strategically placed throughout the booth allowed visitors to interact with the brand’s products. A sleek double-deck structure featured the Southwire Solutions University at ground level, with 30-minute training sessions held daily during the show, while the upper deck was reserved for presentations and meetings. A fun ATV side-by-side giveaway generated additional excitement in this highly engaging booth.
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Thank you to these great client teams for trusting Rogers with your custom exhibit solutions. Congratulations on a successful show!
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Exhibits That Spark Clean Energy Conversations at RE+ 2025
Rogers was proud to support five innovators at RE+ 2025, the largest clean energy event in North America, with a combination of custom exhibits and rental booth properties designed to attract and engage attendees.
Hitachi Energy showcased its solutions for a more resilient energy future in a 20’ x 30’ island exhibit featuring a 12’ circular hanging sign, video monitors, a storage closet, a reception desk, and ample meeting areas. A switchgear product demo in front of the booth, along with large graphic walls and planter boxes on the sides and back, helped define the space and convey key messaging.
AMETEK IntelliPower’s 10’ x 20’ inline corner booth centered on its UPS systems for harsh environments. A 20kW IntelliShield rack system demo, set in front of a high-contrast backwall with downlighting and a video monitor, created visual drama and appeal. A storage closet, meeting table, pedestal and locking cabinet finished this straightforward, contemporary exhibit.
PLP highlighted its EV charging and solar racking systems in a striking 20’ x 30’ custom island booth. A large, backlit, double-sided backwall featured video monitors on each side, while a corner closet unit provided space for product displays, key messaging and secure storage. The hanging sign was visible from across the show hall and illuminated product risers captured attention from the aisles. Lounge seating provided visitors a comfortable space to engage with booth personnel.
Renu Robotics’ 20’ x 20’ island booth featured an 8’ x 4’ closet structure wrapped in high-resolution graphics with 65” video monitors mounted on front and back. Simulated turf flooring provided an ideal setting to promote Renu’s autonomous vegetation management equipment. A 12’ square hanging sign and underlit reception desk ensured the brand could be seen from the aisles and afar.
Southwire leveraged digital and physical displays, along with hospitality, to showcase its renewable products and services in a 20’ x 20’ exhibit. A digital video display and two double-sided towers combined lighted graphics and monitors for visitor interaction. A barrel demo showcased the brand’s cable solutions, while seating in the center of the booth provided a space for small gatherings and meetings.
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Rogers was pleased to partner with these leading brands, providing a mix of exhibit design & technology, fabrication, I&D, logistics and show services to ensure a seamless and successful event.
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Exhibit Excellence: Telix Pharmaceuticals Shines Brightly at SNMMI 2025
When Telix Pharmaceuticals set its sights on the 2025 Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) Annual Meeting, the company knew it needed an exhibit that would reflect its dynamic growth and create a memorable, high-impact presence. Telix had worked with The Rogers Company before, but this time, they wanted a completely new approach – one that would elevate their brand image and ensure they stood out on the show floor.
Telix's marketing team emphasized the importance of a distinctive and agile exhibit that could keep pace with their expanding product portfolio while making a bold statement on the show floor. Rather than simply designing a booth, the team approached the project as a fully immersive branded environment where every element contributed to an engaging and cohesive experience.
By prioritizing a digital-first strategy, Rogers enabled Telix to refresh messaging and highlight new developments with ease. Drawing on 80 years of experience and the latest in display technology, Rogers combined innovation and thoughtful design to deliver a custom trade show exhibit that truly supported Telix's evolving goals.
The result was a 70' x 50' island booth that radiated architectural drama and technical sophistication.
Interactive Booth Engagement at Every Turn
At the heart of the booth was a striking 12-foot-wide LED video wall, commanding attention with its impressive scale and visual clarity. This digital centerpiece allows Telix to present its expanding brand stories and new breakthroughs, delivering both high-impact and long-term adaptability.
Four product demonstration kiosks, referred to as "portals," offered visitors a highly interactive experience. Each portal featured two custom-built touchscreen stations, separated by illuminated circular partitions inspired by the Telix logo. These glowing elements drew attention to the portals and contributed to a sleek, technology-forward atmosphere. The synchronized displays on the touchscreens and their companion monitors made it easy for small groups to participate together, ensuring everyone could follow along and engage with the content simultaneously.
For larger audiences, an 8-foot-wide LED video wall was synchronized to a custom interactive tabletop and touchscreen – perfect for group demonstrations, company presentations and speaking events.
Branded Details that Stand Out
Overhead, five white canopies stretched across a truss system, while nine circular LED light fixtures echoed the Telix logo. Illuminated, die-cut Telix logos on all four sides ensured the brand's identity was visible from every direction. Spotlights, strategically positioned on the truss, highlighted key areas throughout the exhibit, all controlled remotely for maximum flexibility and impact. Finally, a curved, two-sided hanging sign added dimension and visibility.
On the aisle, a bold, illuminated logo signaled Telix's presence to passersby, while the modular reception desk with subtle underlighting created an inviting entry point. The floor itself extended the brand story with custom three-tone carpeting. The booth also featured printed tension fabric graphics for easy future updates, custom cabinetry and A/V screens throughout.
Direct In-Person Connections
Visitors had multiple ways to engage with Telix representatives throughout the booth.
Behind the 12-foot LED screen, a semi-private area was dedicated to medical affairs. This space was set apart from the aisle by a custom privacy screen, accented with a circular opening filled with illuminated plexiglass and the Telix logo, offering both visual interest and a sense of separation.
A large conference room enabled private meetings. A second privacy screen was located adjacent to a lounge seating area. Daily hospitality and café tables provided a comfortable setting for one-on-ones, networking and informal discussions.
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Rogers managed every aspect of the project, from design and engineering to fabrication, logistics, on-site services, labor and utility management, and warehousing. The result was an exhibit that Telix described as "beyond all expectations." It was a flexible, future-ready environment that elevated their presence and underscored their position as a leader in the industry. This project exemplifies The Rogers Company's ability to turn ambitious visions into unforgettable, functional brand experiences.
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Trade Show Booths Unveil Fresh Innovations at IDDBA 2025
We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with our clients at the IDDBA 2025 trade show, where fresh booth experiences and creative brand storytelling took center stage. Our team was excited to help these exhibitors make a memorable impact on the show floor, transforming ideas into engaging spaces that drew in attendees and sparked meaningful connections.
Ditsch USA delivered a 20’ x 40’ booth experience that was both inviting and impressive. The soaring illuminated hanging sign made the brand impossible to miss, while vibrant graphics and mouthwatering visuals set the tone for what was inside. Acrylic display cases showcased Ditsch’s signature pretzel lineup, including classic twists, sticks, bites and specialty buns. The open, modern layout featured new graphics, a 90” monitor, and rental components. Chocolate- and cheese-dipped sampling was encouraged, making this booth a must-visit for anyone seeking the best in artisanal baked goods.
Inno-Pak demonstrated its functional and sustainable packaging solutions in a spacious 50’ x 20’ exhibit. The balanced, clean, contemporary booth design, with its signature wood accents and natural color palette, created an inviting backdrop for discovery. Interactive product displays introduced visitors to a wide range of innovative packaging formats, making it easy to envision real-world applications. The open layout encouraged engagement, while a private conference room facilitated one-on-one conversations.
Sandridge Crafted Foods, renowned for its chef-crafted, remarkably fresh products, made a bold statement with a custom 20’ x 30’ island booth. Rich, wood-look elements and a live floral wall added warmth and visual impact to the exhibit. An L-shaped, branded hanging sign with a rectangular inset carried through the natural feel and ensured Sandridge’s presence was visible from afar. Multiple coolers displayed a wide array of fresh products, while a prominent counter at the booth’s front drew in crowds for tastings. This retail-inspired environment was beautiful, functional, and memorable.
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Creative Exhibit Design Plays Up the Experience at ABC Kids Expo
Newell Brands made a memorable impression at ABC Kids Expo 2025, inviting attendees into a dynamic 50’ x 50’ island booth that spotlighted its Baby Jogger, Graco and NUK brands. Inspired by the comforts of home, the trade show booth design featured exterior wood-look panels, windows, curtains, faux plants, and carefully chosen accents that created a welcoming and comfortable environment.
A rotating 16-foot-diameter hanging sign and dimensional logos on the exterior walls ensured strong brand visibility, drawing visitors into the multi-brand experience inside. The strategic layout guided guests through each product zone, with a reception desk and curved wall serving as a central hub. Neon signs and product risers highlighted the displays, while video monitors and a creative hanging wheels feature behind the Baby Jogger section added energy and interactivity. A vibrant balloon installation brought a festive touch, and two conference rooms provided space for in-depth conversations. Product demos included the latest strollers, highchairs, car seats and playards, all arranged for easy access and hands-on interaction.
Rogers is grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with Newell for this key event. Our team delivered custom exhibit design, expert fabrication and on-site support to ensure a seamless and impactful experience. We’re proud to help Newell stand out as an industry leader and look forward to supporting their ongoing success.
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Exhibits That Serve Up Success at the 2025 National Restaurant Show
The 2025 National Restaurant Association Show (NRA), held May 17-20 at Chicago’s McCormick Place, once again provided the platform for companies to showcase their latest innovations in a dynamic trade show environment. Rogers was proud to help three standout clients leverage their unique booth environments to drive their brands forward at this premier event.
C.H. Robinson’s 10’ x 20’ portable booth featured a custom modular backwall, 43” monitor and targeted messaging to highlight its leading logistics and supply chain management solutions. The booth’s crisp, professional design used bold graphics to communicate the brand’s end-to-end supply chain expertise.
Inno-Pak’s 60’ x 20’ island booth made a strong visual impact with its stained-wood tower and stone-accented displays, highlighting the company’s eco-friendly food packaging solutions. An open layout and ample shelving invited visitors to explore the range of packaging options available, while a dedicated conference room enabled in-depth conversations.
PanSaver Foodservice Solutions partnered with its sister company, Flavorseal, in a 10’ x 30’ corner inline booth. A vibrant, modular backwall and rental counters with custom graphics set the stage for live demonstrations of the company’s innovative pan liners and food packaging products for commercial kitchens.
From exhibit design and fabrication to logistics and show services, Rogers delivered tailored solutions to meet each client’s unique trade show needs. We’re grateful for the opportunity to help bring these brands’ visions to life on the show floor and appreciate the trust placed in us for this important event.
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How to Create a Successful Traveling Exhibit
Creating an impactful traveling exhibit requires careful planning and attention to detail. Whether you're a museum curator showcasing valuable artifacts or a marketing manager organizing a corporate roadshow, understanding the key components for success will help ensure your traveling exhibition captivates audiences at every venue.
Versatile and Mobile Display Design
The foundation of an effective traveling exhibit lies in displays designed with modularity in mind. Use flexible systems that adapt to various venue spaces while maintaining a cohesive and professional appearance. Look for lightweight yet durable materials that withstand repeated assembly and disassembly without compromising visual appeal. Easily reconfigurable components that optimize your exhibit for different locations ensure a consistent experience regardless of the venue's size or layout.
Engaging Visual Elements and Interactive Experiences
The heart of any compelling traveling exhibit is its ability to engage visitors on multiple sensory levels. When visitors approach your exhibit, interactive touchscreens and hands-on components immediately invite them to become active participants rather than passive observers. These interactive elements create personal connections with your content, allowing visitors to chart their journey through the information at a pace that suits them.
As visitors move through your space, well-designed directional signage guides them along a planned route that reinforces your key messages and storyline. Carefully spaced audio and video elements enrich the experience and add a layer of context that static displays alone cannot provide. You can also include digital displays that enable customized content based on local audiences or venues, and you can use QR codes to educate and tell your story further. Finally, strategic lighting transforms ordinary displays into captivating focal points.
A seamless blend of digital and physical elements creates an immersive experience that resonates with today's audiences while remaining adaptable to the unique challenges of traveling exhibitions.
Comprehensive Logistics and Venue Planning
Develop a comprehensive schedule that accounts for transportation time, setup periods and the exhibition duration at each site. Provide comprehensive instruction manuals and tool kits for each installation. Detailed assembly instructions, schematics, photos and packing procedures can make all the difference in ensuring your exhibit looks polished and consistent at every stop.
To safeguard your exhibit during transit and at each venue, consider methods to ship, display and store your components securely. High-quality shipping cases and crates protect components during transport. Locking cabinets used in your display can provide a place to store valuable items before, during and after event hours. And locking display cases offer both protection and presentation during the event.
Finally, understand what each venue offers regarding utilities and logistics. Start by assessing each location's available space, power supply and any other utility requirements you may need. Make sure your exhibit components will fit through standard doors and elevators, as not all venues have loading docks or freight elevators. Aim for pieces that can be carried by one or two people in case pallet jacks and tow motors are not readily available.
Special Considerations for Roadshow Trailers
Are you planning to move a roadshow trailer between cities? In that case, you'll need to check if your trailer or load requires special hauling permits (especially if it's oversized or you're crossing state lines), ensure your vehicle and trailer are properly registered and obtain any necessary temporary trip permits for commercial or heavy vehicles. In each city, you'll likely need special event permits for public gatherings or sales, possibly a vendor or sales license if you're selling goods, and additional health or alcohol permits if you plan to serve food or drinks. To find out exactly what you need, check each state's Department of Transportation website for hauling rules and contact local city offices for event and vendor requirements.
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Achieve Traveling Exhibit Success with Rogers
Addressing these essential elements allows you to create a traveling exhibit that effectively communicates your message while minimizing logistical challenges. The most successful traveling exhibits strike a balance between visual impact, practical considerations and audience engagement, ensuring a memorable experience at every stop on your tour. Contact our team today and discover how Rogers can help bring your vision to life.
Exhibiting Industrial Innovation at the 2025 Automate Trade Show
The 2025 Automate trade show gathered leaders in robotics, motion technology and smart manufacturing to showcase the latest advances shaping the future of industry. Rogers was pleased to support three clients with exhibit solutions highlighting their latest innovations at the show.
Becker Pumps showcased its compact, low-maintenance vacuum pumps in a 10’ x 10’ corner booth. The company celebrated its 50th anniversary with a custom graphic on a rental reception desk. A vector frame backwall called attention to the brand’s capabilities, while a touchscreen kiosk enabled visitor interaction.
Fives’ 10’ x 10’ corner booth featured a dimensional backwall with A/V and backlit bump-out. A lighted counter and mobile product kiosk provided the backdrop for demonstrations of the company’s automation engineering solutions.
Schaeffler used its 20’ x 30’ peninsula exhibit to showcase its bearing and industrial solutions. A 16’ x 16’ hanging sign was visible from across the show floor. Booth visitors were then engaged with three dynamic, moving product displays and multiple product kiosks with interactive tablets. An 8’ tall backwall with large format graphics and integrated closet, glass top bar table and lighted reception counter completed the experience.
Rogers provided a variety of custom exhibit design, booth fabrication, rental properties, portables and show services to help these clients achieve their trade show goals.
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Bringing Visual Brands to Life at the ISA 2025 Trade Show
The 2025 ISA International Sign Expo trade show once again brought together the brightest minds and most innovative brands in the visual communications industry. Rogers was honored to partner with industry leaders Avery Dennison, Matthews Paint and ORAFOL Americas to create memorable booth experiences for attendees.
Avery Dennison Graphic Solutions, a global leader in vinyl graphic films, marked its 90th anniversary in a dynamic 30’ x 50’ island booth. Visitors participated in van wrapping demos and contributed to a logo-shaped sculpture using pre-shaped pieces of the brand’s wraps for a chance to win prizes. A large feature wall focused on sustainability, while four double-sided, lighted towers promoted various products.
ORAFOL Americas showcased its film, tape and reflective solutions in a 40’ x 50’ island booth featuring dual expansive feature walls illuminated by overhead canopies and connected to two acrylic-walled conference rooms on the back. A double-sided video wall, product displays, lighted reception desks and wrapping demonstrations offered visitors multiple ways to engage with the brand.
In a separate 10’ x 20’ island booth, ORAFOL showcased its exclusive range of KPMF wrapping films. Branded graphics, a large video screen and product samples were mounted on a storage closet. A timed full-sized hood-wrapping contest encouraged friendly competition among visitors.
We sincerely thank each client for trusting Rogers to bring their visions to life on the show floor.
With over 75 years of experience designing and building displays for exhibits, events and environments, Rogers offers comprehensive products and services to make planning your next event easy. Contact us to discover why so many clients have trusted Rogers for decades.
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Exhibit Booths Haul in the Crowds at MATS 2025
The Mid-America Trucking Show (MATS) is the largest annual event for the heavy-duty trucking industry, featuring hundreds of exhibitors, new technology and hands-on demos. Rogers was pleased to help three clients generate new leads with their inviting trade show booths at MATS 2025.
C.H. Robinson showcased its advanced logistics expertise in a 40' x 30' island booth. A spinning hanging sign drew visitor attention, while digital sign boards on the corners promoted in-booth presentations and giveaways. A 16' center tower with AV, freestanding video displays and a demo counter gave visitors multiple ways to engage with the brand.
Landstar's 30' x 60' island exhibit highlighted the benefits of partnering with the brand. A unique, rotating hanging sign emulated the company logo. Interactive CloudTouch screens and a presentation area allowed visitors to explore the company's offerings. On the corners, two 10' tall lighted towers and large format graphics on the exterior of a secure storage closet communicated key brand messaging.
PPG promoted its SEM finishing products and the NCS Log1c inventory control management system in a streamlined 10' x 20' inline corner booth. With crisp modular and portable backdrops and well-placed literature racks, the space offered a welcoming environment designed for efficient interactions with the busy show crowd.
Thanks to these wonderful clients for putting their trust in Rogers! Here’s to more successful events ahead!
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