GSP Wins Silver ADDY Award for Lucky’s Market Installation
Written February 26, 2019
Categories: Graphics Production, Industry News, News
GSP, a leading provider of retail services, is honored to have received an ADDY award at AFF Tampa Bay’s Night at the ADDYs Award Gala held on February 21, 2019, at Armature Works in Tampa. GSP was presented with a prestigious Silver award for Out-of-Home & Ambient Media, Ambient Media Multiple Installation for Lucky’s Market Store Install.
Lucky’s Market had an aggressive growth strategy in place with a slate of new store openings planned. However, the accelerated pace was becoming significantly time-consuming and costly to install and supervise. GSP’s visual merchandising team provided dedicated project management resources to assist with Lucky’s rollouts helping the specialty grocer dramatically reduce overall spending and expedite speed to market.
“Only a select few of the 40,000-plus entries each year receive an award, so to be recognized by the AAF is always an honor,” said Design Services VP Steven Cohen. “I’m proud of the talented visual merchandising team at GSP and the work we do every day for our top retail clients. Our goal is to make retail better by helping them solve their biggest marketing challenges in store,” he said.
Lucky’s Market had an aggressive growth strategy in place with a slate of new store openings planned. However, the accelerated pace was becoming significantly time-consuming and costly to install and supervise. GSP’s visual merchandising team provided dedicated project management resources to assist with Lucky’s rollouts helping the specialty grocer dramatically reduce overall spending and expedite speed to market.
“Only a select few of the 40,000-plus entries each year receive an award, so to be recognized by the AAF is always an honor,” said Design Services VP Steven Cohen. “I’m proud of the talented visual merchandising team at GSP and the work we do every day for our top retail clients. Our goal is to make retail better by helping them solve their biggest marketing challenges in store,” he said.