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Trade Show Logistics

Our trade show coordinators provide a full array of services for you to pick and choose based on your needs; project management, storage and asset management, managing and ordering show services, national installation and dismantling network, asset management, electrical placement, and booth orientation set-up, saving you money and making your trade show experience seamless. By taking advantage of early bird deadlines, we can save you 10-15%, and allow you the ability to focus on other aspects of your job. We even inspect, clean, and repair all of your materials once they are received back from the show. Our easy invoicing ensures you only receive one invoice for ALL fees and services, and our 24/7 Exhibitor Inventory System allows you to see, in real time, which properties are available and ready to go.

Experiential Graphics

Stories connect your brand to your customers. A good story will enable your customers to gain knowledge about your company through visual engagement and motivates and encourages your employees. Let us take your space and turn it into a visual voice through experiential design, or Corporate Branded Interiors.

Experiential graphics can educate, entertain, and delight your customers and prospects. Bars and restaurants, corporate lobbies and events, museums and stadiums – we can transform any space! Spaces within your company can be highly motivating, encouraging, and informational for your employees. Engage and educate with your Mission Statement, Core Values, and Goals. Showcase your history, or where you’re headed into the future. Donor walls and athletic recognition provide a sense of pride and team spirit. Experiential branding tells your story – past, present, and future.

Vinyl wall coverings, dimensional graphics and signage, and window perf, we have a wide range of services, materials, and finishes to accomplish exactly what you are looking for within your space. We’ve got a solution for just about anything you can dream of! Put us to the test to see how Nimlok Kentucky can make you stand out.

Celebrating Women Business Owners for 31 YEARS! JOIN US!

WHAT: EPIC AWARDS LUNCHEON

WHEN: MARCH 30 TH, 2023

TIME: 11:00 AM TO 1:30 PM

WHERE: The Signature Club

3256 Lansdowne Drive

Lexington, KY

WHY: The EPIC Awards are a time for us to acknowledge the amazing businesswomen among us. Lots of surprises, plenty of networking.

WHO: Legacy Award Recipient, Ann. B. Bakhaus, Kentucky Eagle PLUS Five awards are given based on nominations received within these categories: excellence , professional accomplishments, innovative and creative, civic, and community. (Full Press Release available on our website)

HOW: Buy tickets online at www.nawbokentucky.org

Invoice requests may be sent to assistant@nawbokentucky.org . Tax- Deductible!

By Allyson Mattingly

As much as we would like it to, vision doesn’t stay 20/20 forever. While some of us visually impaired walk around with glasses our whole lives, others, or the “lucky ones” as I call them, don’t need glasses until later in life. Especially in today’s digital age, we’re squinting, reading, and glancing at screens daily, which can cause wear and tear on our eyes.

If you’ve made it to the stage where you’re experiencing headaches, fuzziness and blurriness, and tired eyes when trying to read, it may be time to invest in the dreaded: reading glasses. But don’t worry, you’re not alone. This is a completely normal part of aging, and more than that, it’s an opportunity to get some stylish frames!

The Basics

When selecting your perfect pair of glasses there are several factors to consider, such as style, color, and fit, but most importantly, strength. The strength of reading glasses refers to the strength the lenses provide, meaning the higher the number on your prescription, the more powerful your glasses are.

Since no two eyes are the same, it’s critical to get glasses with the correct strength for your eyes. Consulting your optometrist for an eye exam is the best route to go, but if you’re itching to get to the store sooner, you can use the trial and error method. When trying on readers, make sure you bring something to read. So you can figure out which strength works best for you. In general, your first pair of reading glasses will have a lower lens power and will increase as you age.

The Fit

When selecting reading glasses it’s also important to consider your face shape, so you can feel confident wearing them whenever, wherever! With the right style and fit, your glasses will quickly become your new favorite fashionable accessory.

Round Face

Contrast the soft features of a round face with strong angular frames, such as rectangle, retro square, or browline shapes. These types of frames will add dimension to a round face, while round styles can add extra width to the face. When shopping for frames, look for lenses that are wider than they are deep.

Square Face

Square faces are defined by boxy features like a strong, rectangular jawline. Soften these features with an oval or round frame, or even cat eye style frame in some instances. Rimless frames can also help soften sharp features, but stay away from square and rectangular frames as they can accentuate those sharp features.

Oval Face

If you have an oval face and need glasses, you’re in luck. Almost any type of frame looks good on an oval face, just take your pick! Although you have your choice of round, rectangle, or whatever your heart desires, keep proportions in mind. A petite face will work well with half frame or rimless readers, while a longer face can sport full frame glasses.

Trending in Blue Light

With screens every way we turn, blue light could be putting strain on your eyes and seriously affecting your sleep patterns. Though there are a few ways to protect yourself from blue light, like avoiding bright screens 2 to 3 hours before bed, we know you’re probably not going to stop scrolling on your phone until it’s time to snooze. Luckily, many glasses are now being made with blue light lenses that can help filter blue light when you’re looking at a screen, reducing eye exposure and strain. You may not realize it, but eye strain can cause headaches, dry eyes, fatigued facial muscles, and more. So, next time you’re picking out a pair of reading glasses, try out blue light blockers and see what a difference it makes.

Heart Shaped Face

A heart shaped face is fairly distinguishable, with a sharp jawline and narrow chin. Since these types of faces are typically widest at the forehead, upswept styles like cat eye, retro square, and rectangular frames compliment this shape well. The trick for heart shaped faces is to find shapes that balance out the varying widths of their face.

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