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Groceryshop

Event Design for Grocery and CPG Brands

Brand & Creative Strategist
Brand StrategyExperientialWayfindingStage Design
Est. 2017
Coca-ColaWalmartAmazonInstacartKellogg’sKrogerTargetGeneral MillsMars WrigleyChobaniP&GUnileverDoorDashRed BullTysonAlbertsonsCoca-ColaWalmartAmazonInstacartKellogg’sKrogerTargetGeneral MillsMars WrigleyChobaniP&GUnileverDoorDashRed BullTysonAlbertsons
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Discover

Overview

As Brand & Creative Strategist for Groceryshop 2025, I led the creative direction for many of the event's signature environments, including the Foyer, Expo Hall entrance, Impact Lounges, and Store of Tomorrow. Working closely with marketing, production, and sponsors, I translated the brand into spaces that felt cohesive, engaging, and unmistakably Groceryshop.

The exposure

Every touchpoint attendees meet, the foyer, the lounge, the store, is sold inventory.

The scope

Four zones, one system: Foyer, Expo Hall entrance, Impact Lounges, Store of Tomorrow.

The goal

Make attendees want to move through the space, not avoid it.

A few of the names in the room

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Define

I developed Groceryshop's 2025 visual identity from the ground up, defining the color palette, typography, illustrations, and a flexible pattern system that extended across every attendee touchpoint, from wayfinding and badges to stage graphics, signage, and digital experiences. The goal was to create a cohesive system that could scale across hundreds of applications while remaining instantly recognizable.

Everyday Objects, Reimagined

The visual language was built around familiar grocery and CPG products, transformed into bold graphic patterns. Rather than simply decorating layouts with objects, each pattern was constructed from the objects themselves, giving every stage and destination its own distinct identity while remaining unmistakably part of the Groceryshop family.

Color

Colors for Print Print

The core palette on physical surfaces: signage, banners, badges.

Deep Green
#097D4C
C93 M0 Y39 K51
Primary
Chartreuse
#C5D92D
C9 M0 Y79 K15
Accent
Orange
#F15B2D
C0 M62 Y81 K5
Accent
Blue
#1D4C9A
C81 M51 Y0 K40
Contrast
Colors for Digital & Web Digital

Screen-first palette for web, email and motion.

Bright Yellow-Green
#CCFD09
Primary
Black
#000000
Text & UI

Type

Aisle A100
Brandon Grotesque / Gotham Print: headers & body
Groceryshop
Montserrat Bold / Regular Web: headers & body
Ripe Ideas
Cooper Black + hand-lettered display Decorative only: stage banners & badges, never body
The Challenge

Groceryshop is designed to support many different journeys. Whether attendees came to hear Fortune 500 CEOs, discover emerging technology, meet founders, or build relationships, each path through the event needed to feel equally considered.

The design system became the common thread, tying every environment together while allowing each to serve its own purpose.

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Develop

Store of Tomorrow, striped aisle, starburst hero
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Sponsored Brand Activations

Inspired by the classic upside-down room, this activation transformed an everyday grocery aisle into an interactive experience. It became one of the event's most photographed moments while giving sponsors a memorable environment to showcase their products.

Greenlight Stage, an apple-pattern wall with crate side tables and green seating
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Track Stages

With multiple stages running simultaneously, wayfinding became just as important as branding. Each track stage was designed with a distinct visual identity, making it easy for attendees to navigate while reinforcing the overall Groceryshop design system.

Mainstage, modular LED screen system in use during a keynote
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Mainstage

A modular LED system allowed the stage to evolve with every keynote. Custom animations, colors, and branded visuals transformed the environment for each speaker while the overall architecture remained unmistakably Groceryshop.

Read the full stage design breakdown
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Deliver

Groceryshop at scale Groceryshop, annually.
4,000+
Attendees
30,000+
Meetings
170+
Speakers
450+
Sponsors