Take a look at what these poor survivors have been through.  
Join us as we feel their pain and offer them some soothing advice.  
" We used the same exhibit house for years. But when I called to gear up for our biggest show of the year, they were in Chapter 11. That meant everything we had in their warehouse – every single booth and display our company owns – was locked up while the situation was being resolved. It's been months and I still can't get anything out!" –Renting and raving in Georgia

Dear Renting,
Who needs surprises – whether it's hiring an exhibit house or marrying a multi-millionaire on national TV? Now you know why we let people know that we carry NO debt, and have one of the highest credit ratings in the industry.
 

" The product manager who booked show space on his own didn't know any better. He's new, inexperienced, and the CEOs son. Needless to say, the booth was already scheduled for that week. All our exhibit house could suggest was a crummy generic rental or a high-priced duplicate."
– Looking for a job instead of looking good

Dear Looking,
If you'd used Berm, we would have made sure you had a super solution. Like another tragic saga we can think of, it could have been the start of a beautiful friendship.

  
" The agency came up with a great idea for an interactive kiosk, so I let them take care of the whole thing. You haven't lived until you've tried to find six Macintosh-compatible 15" LCD monitors on a Sunday morning. – Putting the "no" back in techno
Dear No,
Let's face it. Agency types are not known for their exacting attention to detail. Next time, let the agency focus on the big idea, and make sure you have a company like Berm to sweat the small stuff.		  
Dear Looking,
If you'd used Berm, we would have made sure you had a super solution. Like another tragic saga we can think of, it could have been the start of a beautiful friendship.