ISA has joined other industry organizations calling for intervention from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to act to prevent business impersonation fraud.
Virginia Supreme Court Ruling Has Immediate – and Potentially Broader – Impact on Sign Industry
Any public action—variance, zoning changes or sign code changes—voted on virtually between March 17, 2020 and March 31, 2021 in Fairfax County—may no longer be valid.
It is incredibly difficulty to get a city to proactively change their sign code – especially to allow EMCs, since many government officials have concerns about such signs. But thanks to the efforts of ISA and SSSA, now Orlando businesses can benefit from an increased ability to communicate with those who live in and visit their fine city.
ISA president and CEO Lori Anderson and Board Chair Deborah Hutcheson sat down with Deborah Corn, host of Podcasts from the Printerverse, to discuss a broad range of issues and opportunities for the sign and graphics industry.
ISA STEERING COMMITTEES TO ADVISE ISA BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN 2023
Three ISA steering committees will advise the ISA board of directors in 2023. They represent the diversity of the sign, graphics and visual communications industry, geographically and through the types of companies in which they work.
SIGNIFICANT VICTORY FOR SIGN PROFESSIONALS IN ICC A117.1 COMMITTEE
ISA staff and volunteers on ISA's ADA and Building Codes Subcommittee worked within succeeded in defeating several proposed changes to the Standard for Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities.
The 2023 board of directors of the International Sign Association are all distinguished leaders within their own companies who are volunteering their time to guide ISA and the sign, graphics and visual communications industry.