Global Vaccine Developer

Raising Awareness for an Urgently Needed Vaccine

Building a Scalable U.S. Awareness Program Across Congresses and Public Events

“To allow the client to build on their first-year investment, Axios NYC designed all booths using modular components that could be reconfigured and reused across future congresses, smaller indoor events, and outdoor activations.”

A modular exhibit system covering five trade fairs, congresses and public events, in booth configurations from 10x10 to 20x30. Built from lightweight, portable components so it can be installed and struck inside three- to four-hour venue windows, and expanded year on year — now in its third.

Deliverables

  • Budget development
  • Vendor & facilities coordination
  • Union labor coordination
  • Show ordering
  • Resource management
  • Storage, staging & warehousing

5

Event Installations

Supporting Indoor and Outdoor Audiences

Axios NYC designed, built, and installed exhibit environments for five trade fairs, medical congresses, and public events, helping the client increase its visibility among healthcare professionals and at-risk populations in the United States

5+

Booth Configurations

Scalable for Different Venues and Audiences

The modular exhibit system supported 10x10, 10x20, 20x20, and 20x30 booth configurations. The same components could be reconfigured for major congresses, smaller indoor events, and outdoor public activations.

3–4

Hour Setup Windows

Designed for Rapid Installation and Dismantling

Portable hand crates, lightweight components, and simplified assembly helped the client meet venue requirements with setup and take-down windows as short as three to four hours while maintaining a strong visual presence.

3

Year Partnership

A Congress Program Built for Continued Growth

Beginning in 2024, Axios NYC developed a flexible program that allowed the client to make an initial investment and expand its exhibit inventory and services over time. The partnership is continuing into its third year in 2026.

As a company based outside the U.S., the client needed to expand its presence in the United States. The client was looking to immediately increase both corporate brand awareness and awareness among medical professionals and at-risk populations. In 2024 Axios NYC directly partnered with the client’s U.S.-based marketing team to achieve its goals.

The Challenge

The client needed solutions that worked both at indoor congresses of varying sizes and outdoor public events. The client’s goal was to make a fixed investment in year one with the ability to add more elements and services in year two as their congress program grows. Many of the client’s selected events required lighter and quicker setup times. Some of the selected venues had limited setup and take-down windows of just three to four hours. They needed ease of setup while still maintaining a strong visual impression.

The Solutions

Axios NYC began by developing a visual brand identity for the client, which they did not previously have. The client needed a consistent brand identity that looked less clinical, particularly for their at-risk population awareness campaign. Bold colors were selected to increase visual impact and stand out from the standard white commonly used in booth design. To support the client’s need for lighter, faster setup times across both indoor and outdoor events, Axios NYC designed a modular system that could be easily transported, assembled, and adapted to venues with limited setup and take-down windows. The solution was intentionally scalable, allowing the client to make a fixed investment in the first year while retaining the flexibility to expand the program in subsequent years.

The Results

Axios NYC designed, built, and installed booths for five trade fairs and congresses, including both large indoor congresses and outdoor public events. Larger booth configurations were used for major congresses, while smaller configurations supported more compact venues. Booth sizes included 20x30, 20x20, 10x20, and 10x10 configurations, all built using the same modular system. A distinctive hanging banner helped the client’s booth stand out among other exhibitors, while bold colors and design elements reinforced brand recognition. For several congresses, a split booth configuration was designed to separate disease-state education from brand awareness messaging. Axios NYC provided on-site supervision at all events to support staff and address any needs as they arose.

The Empowered Against Mpox stand on the ID Week show floor
The stand's curved graphic walls seen across the hall
The Empowered Against Mpox booth seen across the show floor under its curved white banner
Staff talk with visitors beside the Empowered Against Mpox wall
Visitors scan the QR code on the Empowered Against Mpox wall
The Medical Affairs counter on the 2025 ID Week booth, red and white with a mountain-scene wall
The 2025 ID Week booth from above, its white curved banner floating over the blue and orange stand
The 2025 stand under its hanging Bavarian Nordic ring
Espresso being poured at the stand's coffee bar
A festival-goer in a rainbow kilt and spiked hair with their dog at the Atlanta Pride tent
Staff at the Atlanta Pride tent talk with visitors in front of the Empowered Against Mpox wall
The Mpox awareness tent lit up at dusk at Atlanta Pride
The tented booth with its backlit graphic wall at Atlanta Pride
A visitor picking up information at the welcome table
Leaflets and giveaways laid out on the branded table
The tented booth among the crowd at Atlanta Pride
Festival-goers talking with staff at the booth