Storylink Creative

Welcome to Storylink, Ramsey Elias! Ramsey joins as our Director of Finance, bringing 25 years of finance and business operations leadership, largely within professional services and marketing and advertising agencies. He's known for translating complex financial information into clear, actionable insight for leadership and non-financial stakeholders alike. We're excited to have his expertise on the team!

Check out all 10 of the new hires who joined the Storylink family in Q2: https://www.storylinkcreative.com/post/storylink-welcomes-10-new-employees-in-q2-2026

Today marks the last day with our amazing summer design interns, Helena and Declan!
Thank you both for the creativity, energy, and great work you brought to the team this summer. You’ve made a real impact, and it’s been a joy having you here. Wishing you the very best as you head back to college next week! A special thanks to their Storylink mentors; Maddie, Eric and Shale!

Please join us in welcoming Nicole Urban to the Storylink team as Senior Experiential Designer! Nicole brings more than a decade of experience across the exhibit, experiential marketing, and live entertainment industries. She approaches every project through the lens of storytelling and audience engagement, and outside of work, you'll find her exploring National Parks with her husband, Michael, and their two Golden Retrievers, Phoebe and Penny. Welcome to the team, Nicole!

Meet all of the new hires who joined the Storylink family in Q2: https://www.storylinkcreative.com/post/storylink-welcomes-10-new-employees-in-q2-2026

More award season excitement! This Reduce exhibit won Best Island Exhibit (900–1,400 Square Feet) in EXHIBITOR Magazine's 13th Annual Portable/Modular Awards. 🏆

Judges called it "a masterful blend of brand storytelling and functional design" — and if you've seen this exhibit's home-inspired, comfy-zen vibe in person, you know exactly what they mean.

Read the full feature here: https://www.exhibitoronline.com/topics/article.asp?ID=3780

Not every exhibitor faces the same math on the move to Las Vegas.

If you have a modest booth with no overhead signage, costs should be comparable.
Large-footprint booths with heavy electrical, however, face dramatically increased fees concentrated in two line items.

We ran the numbers so you can budget for and off Vegas reality, not last year's Orlando spreadsheet:
https://www.storylinkcreative.com/post/what-the-move-to-vegas-means-for-ibs-and-kbis-budgets

The biggest takeaway from The Exhibitor Advocate's latest data on exhibit-related pricing: Build your exhibit budgets against current benchmarks, not last year's actuals. Check out our blog: https://www.storylinkcreative.com/post/the-cost-of-showing-up-just-got-more-expensive

Storylink takes pride in preparing the next generation of experiential design professionals seriously! This summer, we have been fortunate enough to have not one but two exceptional interns on our creative team.

Helena Kritzler joined Storylink earlier this summer as a Design Intern while completing her degree at Bemidji State University, where she majors in Design with emphases in Exhibit and Experience Design, Graphic Design, and Interactive Multimedia Design. She also serves as President of BSU's Design Guild. After seeing Storylink present in several of her classes, she was drawn to our close ties to BSU and genuine investment in design students.

Declan Anderson is fresh off his second year at Bemidji State University and has already held three on-campus design roles. He brings a real passion for motion design to the team. Outside of work, he's active in music (playing, listening, and writing), plus soccer, lifting, hiking, and running — and by his own admission, he's deep into music, film, TV, tech, and comics.

Thank you Declan and Helena! We're thrilled to play a small role in your education and can't wait to see how your academic and professional futures unfold!

Big news! Our Core-Mark exhibit won Best Reconfigurable Exhibit AND the People's Choice Award in EXHIBITOR Magazine's 13th Annual Portable/Modular Awards. 🏆

Judges called it "a study in adaptability... that proves modular doesn't mean generic" — and honestly, that's the whole idea behind great modular design. One system, five different footprints, zero compromises. Congrats to our incredible client who enabled us to bring this idea into ex*****on!

Check out the full write-up here: https://www.exhibitoronline.com/topics/article.asp?ID=3780