In developing experiential marketing strategies, we’re ultra-focused on the meaning of the experience you want to create, the measurable actions you want people to take, and emotional signature you want to leave.
From high-level concepts to the fine details of execution, Warehouse Twenty One creates “uniquely you” brand experiences that fit your occasion, purpose, audience, objectives, vision, budget, and character.
Balancing qualitative and quantitative measures of success is a huge part of W21 strategy for branded experiences.
We’ve designed everything from blazing double-decker trade show booths for the world’s largest technology events to inspiring welcoming lobby experiences for mental health centers.
Spandexing up as superheroes for youth literacy fly-bys? We’ve done that. Crushing cars at a press event? We’ve done that too.
We’re bold when bold is needed, subtle when subtle is needed, and always 100% committed to the integrity of your brand.
W21 truly does it all when it comes to experiential marketing: planning, design, management, exhibit building, kiosks, signage, delivery, installation, tear-down, video and multimedia experiences, media buys, merchandise…
Conference computer hardware. As a special service line, we also contract with companies to warehouse, provision, and manage logistics for computer hardware, displays, and kiosks used at large conferences.
We plan experience projects out to the Nth degree, have a backup plan for the backup plan, stay calm in a fire drill, and handle all the details for you.
Most exhibit companies are focused on who you are and what you do. At W21 we are more focused on creating a brand or campaign that we can use our experiential knowledge to focus on key elements with set goals. This is what sets us apart from other marketing and exhibit companies, our planning from campaign creation to experiential execution.
Brandon, Event Director
What has resulted from that vision is how the 2nd largest collection of Nike Air Jordans on exhibit in the US. The Cummings collection includes 536 pairs of sneakers. “We have 12 complete sets of original Air Jordan shoes.
What’s in your future? Anyone would be interested in the answer to this question. At Autodesk University—a software user conference that attracts designers, architects, and engineers—over 10,000 attendees spent a few days mulling over the question this year in Las Vegas.
I consider myself a trade show and event evangelist. I help companies produce great events. After each event, my staff and I evaluate what went right and what didn’t.