Exhibit Concepts, Inc.

Exhibit Concepts, Inc. is an experiential design and fabrication company founded in 1978 and based in Vandalia, Ohio, near Dayton. It designs and builds trade show exhibits, museum and visitor center exhibitions, educational learning spaces and corporate interiors for brands, institutions and school districts across the United States and abroad.

The company covers a project from first concept to installation. Its in-house designers, craftspeople and technologists handle strategy, creative development, production and ongoing support, and it works either as a turnkey provider or alongside architects and design agencies. Its stated method, the 5D approach, moves through Discover, Design, Develop, Deliver and Debrief, with the last step reserved for evaluating results and planning improvements. Supporting capabilities include estimating, detailing, shipping, warehousing, inventory management and storage, plus international delivery.

• Trade shows and events: custom exhibits, flexible rentals, program management and immersive event environments
• Museums and visitor centers: interpretive planning, design, fabrication and project management
• Experiential education: hands-on learning spaces for early learners and older students, including lesson plans and activities
• Corporate interiors: branded environments such as executive briefing centers
• NEXT Lab: digital and virtual experiences and interactive technology
• Mobile events and creative services

Named clients and projects on its website include Nestlé Purina, Kellogg's, Humana, Vertiv, Collins Aerospace, LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Klein Tools in the corporate sector. Cultural and educational work includes the Navy SEAL Museum, Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum, the Computer History Museum, the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, the National Museum of the Pacific War, and the Alief, Texarkana and Gregory-Portland school districts.

According to its website, the firm operates from a 200,000 square foot facility in the Dayton area and is owned by Kelli Glasser, daughter of founder Ned Brown. It reports WBENC certification as a woman-owned business, EDPA RFP certification, and membership in associations including EDPA, the American Alliance of Museums and ABPM. Awards it lists include the Fab 50, FindIt, Sizzle and Exhibit Design awards.