2020 Exhibits said on Monday that it merged with Chicago-based Skyline Metro Chicago, the firm will be called 2020 Exhibits. The merger enables 2020 Exhibits to further expand its presence throughout the Midwest by bringing its full scale event and exhibit capabilities and services to a broad range of clients and industries.
2020 Exhibits/Chicago will increase its presence among companies operating in the Midwest as well as continue to pursue new opportunities across the United States, according to the company. “As a full service global event marketer, our award-winning team of seasoned event professionals has worked collaboratively with clients worldwide to create engaging and interactive experiences with their brands, while driving their bottom-line success and growth. We have a wide range of award-winning, proven experience to support our clients at every level with consistent, measurable results. We are proud to provide a powerful support structure that gives our clients access to a broader, more dynamic range of services and support,” said Bob Babine, president and founder of Houston-based 2020 Exhibits. “This is a tremendous opportunity for us to enhance and expand upon the total event experience for our clients across the United States. We’re excited to deliver the total event experience.” 
2020 Exhibits said on Monday that it merged with Chicago-based Skyline Metro Chicago, the firm will be called 2020 Exhibits. The merger enables 2020 Exhibits to further expand its presence throughout the Midwest by bringing its full scale event and exhibit capabilities and services to a broad range of clients and industries.
2020 Exhibits/Chicago will increase its presence among companies operating in the Midwest as well as continue to pursue new opportunities across the United States, according to the company. “As a full service global event marketer, our award-winning team of seasoned event professionals has worked collaboratively with clients worldwide to create engaging and interactive experiences with their brands, while driving their bottom-line success and growth. We have a wide range of award-winning, proven experience to support our clients at every level with consistent, measurable results. We are proud to provide a powerful support structure that gives our clients access to a broader, more dynamic range of services and support,” said Bob Babine, president and founder of Houston-based 2020 Exhibits. “This is a tremendous opportunity for us to enhance and expand upon the total event experience for our clients across the United States. We’re excited to deliver the total event experience.” Related News
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