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ISA Sign MFG Day 2024 to be Held October 4
An international event to promote the sign industry to students.
The International Sign Association (ISA; Alexandria, VA), is coordinating its annual Sign Manufacturing Day on Oct. 4, involving sign companies and students all over the US and Canada, according to an emailed statement.
Intended to both market the sign industry to young people and to initiate connections that may lead to jobs at sign companies for some of the students, “Sign MFG Day” involves sign companies hosting high school, college or other students at their signmaking facilities for a day, during which tours and demonstrations are offered to introduce and excite students about working in the sign industry in the future.
Click here for a photo gallery of Sign MFG Day 2023 at Signarama Troy | Metro Detroit.
To register for Sign MFG Day, visit signs.org/events/mfgday/.
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