Priority Inc. Is A Global Brand-Implementation Company That Transforms Major Commercial Brands Into Experiences Through Signage, Graphics And Branded Environments

New Ownership to Unlock Value by Driving Investment in Current Growth Strategies and New Customer Partnerships Across the Business

In the September 8, 2020 edition of The New York Times, Jane Margolies explores how select building signs have come to exemplify their home cities. Included in this showcase of Signs That Define a Building, and Sometimes a City, is the iconic headquarters of Interface which pay tribute to Atlanta’s arboreal heritage with a facade that evokes the native trees that stood on the site centuries ago. Priority Inc.

From the Wisconsin ESOP Journal, Quarterly Newsletter of WI Chapter of the ESOP Association
 

Priority, Inc has had a very eventful 2019 so far! Everything we are as a company is made possible by our employee‐owners. When we all share the same understanding of where we’re going... when we all share the same vision of exactly what owning success means... there’s no end to what we can accomplish.

Priority Sign interviewed Fairstone Financial's SVP of Marketing, Maryellen Khan, about their comprehensive rebranding and how Priority Sign met the challenges and helped them achieve their goals.

Check out the latest issue of Retail & Restaurant Facility Business Magazine for an article from Priority Sign President, Andy Dykstra. Andy is featured in the magazine's Industry Voices outlining how program management is a critical component of a successful corporate branding project.

By Andy Dykstra

by Andy Dykstra

photo: Installing illuminated exterior letterset for AECOM 30 stories above the Los Angeles skyline.

It’s one thing for a company to talk about themselves, but it’s quite another to hear stories directly from their customers. That’s why we’re introducing our “Priority Profiles” series, in which Priority will discuss projects with the client-side decision-makers responsible for their successful completion.

Recently, we spoke with John Rogers, former VP of Capital Purchasing at Red Robin restaurants about their company’s experience working with Priority.