Keno asked SignManager to manage the installation of interior and exterior signage at 550 pubs and clubs throughout Victoria, over a period of six weeks.This project involved rebranding 150 sites, as well as introducing Keno signage into a further 400 venues.
John Deere had an older network of signage
that required major refurbishments to restore
and enhance the quality and value of the brand.
SignManager carried out a national rebranding program for Hino, covering 35 sites in both rural and urban areas. It can be difficult to manage a site network which is spread across the country, however we’re able to manage the sites successfully due to our cloud-based online management system, Signify which enabled us to draw from a pool of well skilled local contractors.
For years, funeral homes have used printed signage to promote their services, show directional signage and to display announcements or obituaries. Whilst these may display the necessary information, they add to the feeling of many funeral homes being out of date, and slow to change.
As part of a reimage program, SignManager successfully carried out a full fit out of Europcar’s existing hire office located at Melbourne Airport. As a global leader in car, van and truck rental, Europcar required brand implementation that reflected their global position.
SignManager’s relationship with Elders spans well over 10 years.
So when the time came for a rebrand, it was natural for Elders to
contract SignManager to run the program.
SignManager first partnered with Domino’s Pizza three years ago, to assist with a Remove & Dispose program within the Franchise Division. Through that program their partnership grew, and SignManager then managed the Repair & Maintenance Program for them. Through that program their partnership grew, and SignManager then managed the Repair & Maintenance Program for them.
In late 2013 Carlton & United Breweries came to SignManager with an exciting special project. CUB wanted to perform maintenance on their iconic neon VB sign at the Elsternwick Hotel for preservation. The project began with an inspection of the structure that secured the sign to the roof.
CUB engaged SignManager to help them upgrade the Corona Signage at the Gilligans Backpackers Hotel and Resort in northern QLD. CUB wanted to use real timber, being the most natural building material there is, not a printed look- alike product. Timber is not a typical signage material, so we teamed up with Sign Solutions NQ to help. We chose “spotted gum” timber as it had the best colour and grain, and lightly stained it as needed to achieve the required look.
In June 2015 Carlton & United Breweries’ Venue Solutions Manager Wayne Pilbeam came to SignManager with a unique project. CUB would be hosting a three-day International conference in Melbourne in June, with over 600 employees and CEO’s in attendance.
