interpretive planning

Amplifier Experience Design is a Minnesota-registered LLC with a social benefit mission, founded and led by Steve Boyd-Smith. It provides interpretive planning, exhibit design, and community storytelling services, co-creating indoor, outdoor, and online experiences for museums, cultural centers, historic sites, parks, and communities. Based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, it has worked on projects in 16 states, Nepal, and Canada.

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Blake Learning Solutions is an instructional design and multimedia production firm serving federal agencies and corporate clients. Founded in 2012 and based in Alexandria, Virginia, the WOSB-certified company has grown to a team of 20+ professionals. It helps organizations solve business challenges through learning, technology, and thoughtful design, specializing in large-scale workforce enablement and strategic communications.

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Cultural Innovations is a London-based international consultancy specialising in planning and delivering museum and cultural heritage experiences. It provides interpretive planning, exhibition design, museum master planning, operations, cultural programming, and content and interpretation services. For over 20 years it has worked in more than 30 countries with cultural institutions, governments, development authorities and partners, focusing on cultural projects, the arts, heritage, science and visitor attractions.

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Dialogic is a consulting practice led by Sarah Pharaon that makes conversations productive and enables teams to work more effectively. It works with organizations across the cultural sector, including art museums, historic sites, historic homes, parks, and universities, providing facilitation, planning, writing, and training services. It launched in March of 2020.

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EDX Exhibits is a Seattle-based company that partners with organizations, businesses, museums, science centers, cultural centers, and national parks to create award-winning, participatory exhibit experiences. Their work spans from initial concept to interpretive content development, research, graphic design, and exhibit design, aiming to engage the intellect, stimulate the senses, spark dialogue, build relationships, and inspire action.

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Exhibit Concepts, Inc. is a company founded in 1978 by Ned Brown and now owned by his daughter Kelli Glasser. Headquartered in a 200,000 square foot facility in Dayton, Ohio, it designs, fabricates, and manages experiential spaces for trade shows, museums, interpretive centers, classrooms, corporate interiors, and more. It is a WBENC-certified woman-owned business and provides turnkey exhibit solutions and support to architects and design agencies.

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Field to Frame Interpretive Planning & Design, launched in 2018, helps organizations, agencies, and businesses share stories through interpretive planning, design, and implementation. Services span interpretive planning, interpretive media design, project management, evaluation, and grant research and writing. The owner is a NAI Certified Interpretive Planner with over 20 years of nonprofit experience.

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