Red Door Three opens as Nimlok dealer
05/13/2014 5:00 AM
06/25/2014 5:53 PM
WICHITA — Stacy Edmundson is back to selling Nimlok products for trade show exhibits, this time with her own new company, Red Door Three.
Edmundson used to be with another company selling Nimlok products before venturing into an unrelated business.
"I went a different direction and truly missed the industry," she says. "It's just very creative."
She's now an authorized Nimlok dealer. Nimlok is a global company that makes a variety of display products.
"Everything is pretty much a one-of-a-kind," Edmundson says.
The bulk of her work will be with trade shows, she says, but she'll also do some interior design. That could be such things as custom cabinets to show products in retail outlets.
"So many people know the Nimlok brand because I've already sold it," Edmundson says. "It's not just like a cookie-cutter kind of company."
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