In the biginning.
It all started humbly enough. The year was 1959. And our work consisted mainly of corrugated grocery store displays. But founders Barbara Shadix and Gordon Noleroth always had an eye toward the next. And by the late '70s, BelAire Displays had become known for a full range of out-of-home advertising: from 30-sheet posters to billboards and bus displays. The early '90s saw our capabilities expand yet again into POP and in-store marketing, our core competency to this day.
In 1987, Barbara's grandson, Chris Shadix, joined the company. He soon took the reins of our manufacturing process, modernizing it with the most sophisticated technology available. BelAire was one of the first printers in our category to achieve GRACoL 7 compliance across all our output devices. And we're currently looking to expand our design capabilities and integrate an electronic workflow, to streamline projects from concept to completion. It's been nearly 50 years. But our tradition of quality, integrity and innovation shows no signs of fading. >
