Priority Architectural Graphics Expands, Rebrands and Wins San Francisco Small Business Award
SAN FRANCISCO, May 9, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Priority Architectural Graphics, San Francisco's leader in architectural graphics and signage has announced a new growth strategy as it continues to expand its reach within the Bay Area residential market-rate housing, commercial office market, retail and technology sectors.
As it approaches its 25th anniversary, the company is poised to take on increased design, fabrication and installation work in both the public and private sectors and has already been tapped to work on high-profile projects such as the Golden State Warriors Chase Stadium among others. Already known for its ability to deliver excellence in client service to hundreds of construction companies seeking signage sub-contractors, the experienced team at Priority has extended its capabilities over time to include LED-lit signage, Laser Engraving, Catalyzed Paint Technology and CNC Router cutting. The company will expand its offerings in 2019 with several new initiatives planned for growth across industry sectors from education, housing, transportation, retail, and government to healthcare.
The company recently promoted key talent to new leadership positions including Mike Adams, VP of Production and Maria Santana as VP of Projects. Last year, Priority Architectural Graphics completed a comprehensive rebranding with the launch of a new website and logo promoting the company's strong track record and innovative, strategic vision as it looks to the future. The company plans to further expand its industry reach via increased digital marketing, social media and e-marketing in 2019 and 2020.
Last June, Priority Graphics was recently recognized by State Senator Scott Wiener and nominated as San Francisco's awardee for California Small Business Day 2018. California Small Business Day(TM) event was created in 2000 to honor individual small business leaders and promote small business organizations throughout the state. The event honored a select group of 70+ companies out of the approximately 3 million businesses and organizations that help fuel 75% of the state's economy and over half the state's private sector jobs.
Company Founder and President, Juliana Choy Sommer noted, "Priority Graphics has been the preferred partner of general contractors and construction industry leaders in San Francisco for over 20 years. Our strong relationships with project approval and certification authorities together with our union installers give us a unique edge when it comes to delivering projects on time and on budget. We also believe strongly in innovation and have invested in an intra-company communications platform as well as Plangrid project management software to ensure real time collaboration across our extended team. We're looking forward to deepening our relationships across the construction industry and continuing our growth as we move forward into 2019 and look toward 2020."
Vicki Bamba at Clark Construction talks about what it's like to work with the team at Priority Graphics.
For more information about Priority Graphics, please visit http://www.prioritygraphics.com and learn more about the company.
About Priority Architectural Graphics
Founded in 1995, Priority Architectural Graphics is San Francisco's leader in exterior and interior architectural signage and graphics. With over 500 clients spanning across the public and private sector in housing, government, transportation, education, healthcare and retail, Priority Architectural Graphics streamlines the design, production and installation process for signage, saving construction companies valuable time and money, reducing project delays and meeting critical project approval deadlines. The team at Priority leverages their deep experience and strong relationships with certification agencies and union installers to over deliver for its clients and continues a strong tradition of innovation in both sign fabrication techniques and client-company real-time collaboration.
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