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	01/2010 THE ASSOCIATION FOR RETAIL ENVIRONMENTS WELCOMES IGE TO ITS DESIGNER MEMBERSHIP
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InterGlobal Exhibits (IGE) is now a qualified designer member of the Association for Retail Environments (A.R.E.). Members of the Association for Retail Environments are proven industry leaders – companies that are well known for excellent craftsmanship, topflight service, and cutting-edge innovation.

Since 1994, IGE has been designing and building branded displays and prototypes for global companies like Nokia.

With A.R.E., IGE takes pride in meeting clients’ needs and providing the retail industry a comprehensive source of information and education in developing innovative ways to take clients’ branding and success to a new level.

About A.R.E.: A.R.E. is a Hollywood, Fla.-based non-profit trade association representing the retail environments industry. More than 800 member companies include store fixture suppliers, retail design firms, suppliers of visual merchandising products, and suppliers of materials and equipment for the retail environments industry. Member capabilities include importing, exporting, consolidating, installing, project management, engineering design, and more.

InterGlobal Exhibits: One of the world’s best global exhibit firms, InterGlobal Exhibits (IGE) has been providing companies complete exhibit solutions since 1994. IGE designs have an award-winning international style and flair that sets them apart. The company offers one true global solution for effectively navigating international challenges to achieve stellar results for clients in North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. IGE clients include Procter & Gamble, Nokia, Fujitsu, Bayer, EADS, Lockheed Martin and many others.

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Becoming a greener company has always been a major focus of InterGlobal Exhibits and its people. These days, to adopt green measurements in our final products, process, and facilities is a mandatory function. Some of our actions towards this goal are as follows:

Using Green Vendors and recycle materials

Build in Country (international) to avoid shipping

Clean Designs, avoiding redundancy of materials

Reusing exhibits and components

Not using materials in short supply

Promoting Custom Rental Programs

Green Energy Investment - Process

Planting Trees (more CO2 can be turn into more O2)