About

I was born on a cold winter’s day… maybe I’ll fast forward a bit.  I met Jeremy in 2002 and, according to him, that’s when my life truly began anyway.  We started a family, quickly realized we also had to support that family and also realized we wanted to be back in COLORADO!  Jeremy flew out and landed a 100% commission sales job selling tradeshow exhibits.  I didn’t even know that was a thing.  We moved out here on a wing and a prayer and Jeremy learned the business.  It seemed that every client could either get the design they wanted but not the price or the price they wanted but not the design.  On the off chance that the design was within budget, the service was lacking.  Jeremy and I agreed that there had to be a better way.  Luckily I have a head for numbers and Jeremy’s the hardest working, most energetic person that I know.  And so, Altitude Exhibits began.  I’m not going to lie, it was rough.  So many hours, so much time away from our family, and so little to show for it for so long.  Jeremy had to convince me many times to keep the faith.  I am so happy I did.  We found people.  Not just people, THE people.  People that are passionate about their jobs and have pride in what they do and truly care about client satisfaction.  If you have ever worked with anyone here, you know what I’m talking about.   

Today, the hard work is mixed with a lot more fun.  Crunching numbers and taking names.  I’m also the mother of three young men, so yes, if I had a third hand, it would also be holding a martini.  Give us a chance, see what we are all about.  I promise you won’t be disappointed.  

We started Altitude Exhibits in February 2012 because I knew I could sell anything, was pretty awesome at just about everything, and knew it all when it came to Trade Show Exhibits. When reality kicked in right around August of 2012, I realized I couldn’t sell anything, knew nothing about running a business, and was a pretty big failure. Fast forward to today and we are a multi-million dollar company that has won numerous awards for our customers and for ourselves. How does this happen in just a few short years? That’s a pretty easy answer…hard work, more hard work, 100 hour work weeks, learning from my failures, and, oh yeah, hard work. None of this would have happened without having such a positive support staff  and so many influential people in my life to give me advice along the way. I am very proud of the employees we have here at Altitude Exhibits and absolutely love living in Colorado, except when people say they are shredding the gnar. If I hear that phrase one more time I might lose my fricking mind. Apparently I’m not as hip as I think I am.