Aluvision recognized for diversity and inclusion » Exhibition

(Aluvision is honored to receive the 2024 ESCA Diversity and Inclusion Award at the ESCA Winter Celebration. Pictured, left to right: ESCA member Diana Gonzalez, ESCA Past President Damon Ross, ESCA Board of Directors Ann Vancoillie, and ESCA Executive Director Julie Kagy, CEM. )

Submitted by Jillian Fafard, Aluvision

ATLANTA, Ga. – Continued success and the promise of strong partnerships aren’t the only things Aluvision is celebrating in the new year. Just before the holidays, Aluvision was honored with the ESCA 2024 Diversity & Inclusion Award at the Exhibition Services and Contractors Association (ESCA) annual winter celebration.

Being formally recognized for inclusion, diversity and a supportive work environment is an honor that Aluvision takes very seriously. As an international company working with partners around the world, Aluvision embraces everyone and empowers employees to do the same for themselves and each other. In fact, the company trains human resources and talent managers to look beyond gender and gender identity, race and sexual orientation to truly understand the individuals they are interviewing. The aim is to match employees first based on personality, curiosity and willingness to learn, and then based on skills and experience.

“We have found that guided by this philosophy, we end up hiring a diverse, culturally rich mix of talent who are open-minded, accepting, inclusive, and passionate about safeguarding each other’s personal interests and careers,” Aluvision said. -Owner Ann Fancolli.

Among other reasons, Aluvision was awarded the 2024 ESCA Diversity & Inclusion Award:

• Places a strong focus on gender and race equality, ensuring these values ​​permeate all aspects of its recruitment and operational strategies.
• A corporate culture that not only adheres to federal diversity and inclusion policies but actively promotes a workplace where all individuals feel valued, resulting in a diverse and empowered team.
• Engage in community outreach, such as working with local schools, to prepare the next generation of diverse workers and demonstrate a commitment to shaping industry standards and practices beyond the organization.

“This award is a distinguished honor that recognizes organizations that have made significant contributions to advancing diversity and inclusion in the exhibition industry,” said Julie Kagy, CEM, ESCA Executive Director. “Aluvision does Your efforts set an inspiring example for the entire industry, and the tangible results of these initiatives are a testament to your leadership. Your approach to fostering inclusion and supporting underrepresented groups sets a new standard for organizations in our space. “

Aluvision’s U.S. team continues to grow as the company continues to connect more partners across the country with its high-quality modular exhibit systems and support their creative journeys in building inspiring event environments. To view open positions at Aluvision USA and learn more about career opportunities, please visit:

About Aluvision

Aluvision is a first-generation, family-owned company and a leading global developer and supplier of exhibition and event systems. With state-of-the-art headquarters in Belgium (Europe), sales and production facilities in Atlanta, GA (USA), and a distribution center and showroom in Las Vegas, NV (USA), Aluvision successfully serves over 3,000 partners Partners provide services in 60 countries around the world. Aluvision Systems offers a wide range of sustainable solutions for modular walls, floors, ceilings, light boxes, hanging signage, LED walls, displays and more.

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