YESCO Awarded First Place in the 2018 Sign Design Competition by the World Sign Associates
Award Presented at Annual Conference September 8, 2018
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 19, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- YESCO Custom Electric Signs received a 1st Place award in the design competition at the 2018 World Sign Associates (WSA) annual conference held in New York City. The award-winning design in the large free-standing category was produced for Ritz Classic Apartments in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Weidner Apartment Homes contracted with YESCO to refurbish the iconic Ritz Classic Bowling Pin sign that had stood in South Salt Lake since 1958. The challenge was to redesign the well-known landmark with the look of a classic 1950's sign using modern technology. Due to its historical value, a variance was granted by the city to rebuild the sign to its original 90-foot height.
"The WSA Coolness competition is a great showcase of exceptional work from around North America. Voting is determined by peer ballot. YESCO receiving first place is an impressive feat since they are up against so many other premier sign companies," said Grant Price, WSA executive vice president. The award was presented to Jeffrey S. Young, senior vice president of YESCO.
About YESCO: In 1920 Thomas Young founded Young Electric Sign Company in Ogden, Utah. The company operates a group of businesses that offer a full complement of sign and lighting products and services. YESCO offers sign and lighting design, engineering, installation, manufacturing, and service. YESCO Financial Solutions provides leasing and finance offerings for YESCO's products and services. YESCO Outdoor Media owns and operates its own network of digital billboards as well as 2,250 traditional billboard faces in the Western United States. YESCO Franchising offers franchisees the opportunity to be a part of YESCO's service business throughout North America. For more information click here.
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