Wishing You a Season of Reflection, Fun, and Joy: National Sign Team

Embracing the Holiday Spirit: Reflection, Fun, and Togetherness


As the year draws to a close, the team at National Sign Team is taking time to cherish the holiday season—a perfect time for reflection, a little fun, and sharing moments of gratitude with family, friends, and loved ones.


We are enjoying the threads of laughter, shared stories, and the creation of lasting memories. It's a time when we slow down a bit to appreciate the journey we’ve had and the people who have made it special.

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A Year of Growth and Achievement: Celebrating Our Milestones


Reflecting on 2023, we are filled with gratitude and pride. It has been an incredible journey for us at National Sign Team, marked by significant milestones and achievements. The addition of new, vibrant team members has been a particularly rewarding experience for our leader, Mike Morelli. Their fresh perspectives and enthusiasm have been instrumental in driving our growth and success.


This year, we expanded our goals, undertaking sign projects all across the United States and establishing new sign programs for dynamic brands in the hospitality, retail, and cannabis industries. These ventures not only challenged us but also allowed us to showcase our versatility and commitment to excellence in commercial signage.

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Keeping It Fun: Five Fascinating Sign Facts


In the spirit of keeping things light and fun, we wanted to share with you five facts about signs that you might not know:


  1. The Oldest Known Sign: The oldest recorded sign is believed to be an Egyptian hieroglyph that dates back to 3000 B.C. [History of Signs, Signage Foundation]
  2. Times Square's First Sign: The first electric sign in Times Square was installed in 1904, heralding the dawn of an era of illuminated advertising [Times Square History, New York Historical Society].
  3. Hollywood's Iconic Sign: The Hollywood sign, originally 'Hollywoodland', was erected in 1923 and was intended to last only a year and a half. It's now an iconic landmark [Hollywood Sign History, Hollywood Chamber of Commerce].
  4. Guinness World Record: The world's largest illuminated sign belongs to the Mitsubishi Electric Corporation in Japan, covering over 5,000 square meters [Guinness World Records].
  5. Neon Signs' Origin: The first neon advertising sign was used in Paris in 1912. Neon signs became synonymous with nightlife and urban culture [Neon Sign History, Smithsonian Magazine].


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Gratitude for Our Community: The Foundation of Our Success


Our journey would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our friends, family, and the larger commercial signage community. This network of support has been our backbone, providing us with the encouragement and strength to pursue our dreams and achieve our goals. Your belief in our vision and your constant support fuel our passion and drive our commitment to excellence.

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Take Time This Holiday Season


As we immerse ourselves in the holiday spirit, we encourage you to take a moment to reflect on your own journeys, celebrate your achievements, and cherish the time spent with loved ones. Remember, it's these moments and memories that enrich our lives.


As you celebrate, keep National Sign Team in mind. We are not just a leader in commercial signage and national sign programs; we are a team that values community, creativity, and commitment. Here’s to a wonderful holiday season and a fantastic year ahead!

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