As the Converge Consulting team thought about our presence at this year’s AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education Conference in Boston, we kept coming back to what makes the city such a special place. Not only is it a city of great American History and the World Champion Red Sox, it is also the quintessential college town filled with eager, talented, intellectually curious students with a backdrop that is essentially a living laboratory for experiential learning.

What if we, as conference exhibitors and connoisseurs of what’s next, tapped into the talent of those students by asking them to design their version of a memorable booth? Insert Denise Rush, IIDA, Director of Undergraduate Interior Design atBoston Architectural College.  Denise graciously accepted the idea of her Interior Design Class creating and executing this year’s AMA booth for Converge.

The students took this class project and turned it into a competition where each team presented their concept to the Converge team. The concepts not only surpassed our expectations from an interior design perspective, but the strategy and thought process behind these concepts were delivered like a David Ortiz home run.

The BAC students’ one-of-a-kind booth will be on display at Booth #39 when Converge Consulting is exhibiting at this year’s AMA Conference in Boston. Stop by and see us and the fine work of the BAC Students November 11-13, 2013!

For more information on the design concepts and overall experience of the BAC class, visit Aimee Schefano’s, Instructor and Architect from Silverman Trykowski Associates, blog.

A special thank you to Denise Rush, Aimee Schefano and the BAC students Carey Spitzer, Yen Do, Sarah Boisselle, Adrian Collado Torrecilla, Zoe Liu and Maryna Schofield for their contribution to this exciting endeavor.