ATLANTA – Brumark recognizes Skyline Exhibits as an industry leader for its longstanding commitment to sustainability, highlighting a full-lifecycle approach that spans from manufacturing to dismantling and recovery. Skyline led all partners in the number of projects recovered through Brumark’s recovery and recycling program, further strengthening its core value, “We Care About Our World.” Skyline advanced its sustainable impact by utilizing Brumark’s recovery infrastructure to further and solidify its longstanding environmental commitment.
The partnership reflects shared values and a focus on impactful, scalable solutions to reduce waste and improve material efficiency across the events industry.
At the core of Skyline’s approach is its guiding value, “We Care About Our World,” supported by a fully integrated “One Source” model. By owning the process from manufacturing to client delivery, Skyline creates greater transparency and control over materials, logistics, and long-term environmental impact.
Skyline’s systems are designed for longevity, using custom modular builds, reconfiguration, and rental flexibility to extend product life and minimize waste. Through its R3 approach – Reconfigure, Reuse, and Renew – Skyline offers clients actionable strategies to integrate sustainability into their exhibit plans. The Company’s Service Center strategy further optimizes shipping and storage, while durable, lightweight, eco-friendly materials help reduce transportation-related emissions.
“At Skyline, we design our single-use. Our exhibits are designed to allow the same design and materials to be used across multiple events,” said Wendy Gibson, CMO, Skyline Exhibits. “We believe in lasting reuse that creates component-based systems that are easy to repurpose, reconfigure, and reassemble for continued impact.”
This philosophy is reinforced at the manufacturing level. At Skyline’s Eagan, Minnesota facility, 104 tons of material were recycled in the past year, diverting significant waste from landfills and reinforcing a commitment to responsible production.
By using Brumark’s flooring recovery and recycling program, Skyline can more frequently expand its end-of-life commitment. The variety of diversion methods ensures materials are thoughtfully managed through the final stage of the lifecycle.
“This recognition is about continuing Skyline’s long-term consistency and commitment to sustainability,” said Matt Kelly, CEO of Exploring. “Skyline has built sustainability into every phase of their process. Together with Brumark, they’re able to expand the scope of recovery using Brumark’s infrastructure and procedures.”
By aligning exhibit design, material selection, and end-of-life recovery, Skyline demonstrates how sustainability can be embedded into operations rather than treated as an add-on.
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