Exhibition contractor, Exhibit 3Sixty, the leading specialist exhibition stand design and build contractor, has announced the appointment of Louise Clift to its design team.
Exhibition contractor, Exhibit 3Sixty, the leading specialist exhibition stand design and build contractor, has announced the appointment of Louise Clift to its design team in a move that signals continued growth for the firm and a strategic investment in fresh design talent to support its expanding client portfolio.
A graduate of Coventry University with a degree in Interior Architecture and Design, Louise brings a modern, tech-forward approach to the team. Her role involves supporting the senior design team in delivering high-fidelity 3D visuals, spatial planning, and concept development, while integrating AI-enhanced tools to streamline client presentations.
The appointment strengthens Exhibit 3Sixty’s in-house creative capacity, ensuring the transition from initial brief to technical detailing remains seamless and agile.
"Louise represents the next generation of design talent entering the exhibition sector," said Alan Craner, Director at Exhibit 3Sixty. "Her background in immersive interior architecture aligns perfectly with our mission to create environments that do more than just fill a space; they tell a story. By investing in new talent like Louise, we are ensuring our design resource remains as robust and innovative as our onsite build capabilities."
Louise’s passion for the industry is a family affair, with several relatives already working across the events and hospitality sectors. Her university work focused on "non-picture galleries," creating immersive rooms that physically embodied works of art, a skill set Exhibit 3Sixty plans to leverage for bespoke and space-only projects.
Commenting on her new role, Louise Clift said: "What initially attracted me to Exhibit 3Sixty was the sheer quality of the work they produce. Now that I’m here, it’s the collaborative environment that stands out. I’m excited to develop my skills under the mentorship of Steve and Katie and, ultimately, to see my first bespoke design brought to life on the hall floor."
