ISA Sign Expo 2020 Postponed Due to Coronavirus

In a letter to registered attendees this morning, the ISA Board of Directors announced that the show, originally scheduled for the first week of April, is being rescheduled to late August due to the coronoavirus pandemic. See the full text of the letter below.

Dear ISA Sign Expo 2020 Attendees,

The International Sign Association Board of Directors met yesterday to discuss options surrounding ISA Sign Expo 2020 given the current environment. One of ISA’s core missions is to create a platform for the sign, graphics and visual communication industry to gather and conduct business, and we have done this annually for 70+ years at the ISA Sign Expo.

Given the latest developments with COVID-19, the ISA Board and staff were not confident we could deliver the exceptional experience the industry deserves. In addition, many of you contacted ISA staff to share your concerns. ISA’s purpose is to listen and serve the industry. We heard you.

ISA Sign Expo 2020 will now occur Sunday, August 23 – Tuesday, August 25, with preconference sessions on Saturday, August 22. ISA Sign Expo will remain at the Orange County Convention Center.

The ISA Board believes that rescheduling ISA Sign Expo provides the most viable solution to bring the entire sign, graphics and visual communication industry together and to get business done.

So, now what… You have questions, we know. We are currently working through all the logistical aspects that rescheduling the show will bring, and we ask for your patience as we work through the many details. Please visit SignExpo.org/Expo2020 for updated information. For additional questions, please email Expo2020@signs.org.

The ISA Board and Staff thank you for your support, and we look forward to seeing you at ISA Sign Expo 2020, August 23-25 in Orlando.

Best Regards,

ISA Board of Directors

Source: ISA

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