LEGACY FOODSERVICE meets IMMERSIVE BRAND EXPERIENCE
After a several-year hiatus, Feeser’s Food Shows needed to return as more than just a trade event—they had to feel like a bold, modern expression of the brand. Partnering with multiple departments, I transformed a complex 48-hour production into a cohesive, story-driven environment that reengaged thousands of attendees and hundreds of vendors while spotlighting Feeser’s as a trusted, forward-thinking partner.
Responsibilities:
Collaborated with department leadership, logistics, and vendor partners to shape the overall event narrative, visual language, and attendee experience. Led creative direction, branding, and marketing collateral—from pre-show promotion to on-site wayfinding and post-event follow-up—ensuring every touchpoint reinforced a clear, unified story about value, partnership, and growth.
Challenge:
Reimagine a legacy B2B food show to feel contemporary, high-energy, and personal—while competing with larger national industry events.
Feeser’s needed to honor long-standing relationships with vendors and customers while signaling a fresh chapter for the brand. The show had to work hard on multiple fronts: drive sales, deepen loyalty, and create an environment that felt both efficient and memorable.
Approach:
I built a cohesive visual system and spatial narrative around “expanded horizons,” using color, typography, and motion to guide the experience from first invite to final handshake.
Developed a flexible event identity system applied across digital invites, signage, programs, badges, and environmental graphics.
Designed a clear wayfinding and zoning strategy so attendees could navigate 100+ vendor booths with ease.
Crafted pre-show marketing materials that emphasized partnership, innovation, and return on investment.
Translated complex logistics into intuitive, visually driven diagrams and touchpoints for internal teams and vendors.
Ensured every visual element—from large-scale banners to small moments—reinforced Feeser’s brand promise and personality.
Through this lens, the show became an immersive expression of the brand, not just a collection of booths.
Outcome: