Number of employees less than 100 Type Privately held company | Website www.d3led.com | |
Industry LED Displays and Digital Media Solutions Key people George Pappas, Founding Partner
Meric Adriansen, Founding Partner
Jason Barak, Founding Partner Products LED Signs
Display Marquees
Tickers
Digital Billboards
Video Walls
Spectaculars Headquarters New York City, New York, United States Founded 2006, North Bergen, New Jersey, United States Profiles | ||
How to change a d3 led traffic light cluster board
D3 LED, LLC (D3) is a company that manufactures turnkey LED (light emitting diode) displays and digital media solutions for advertisers, architects, retailers, sports and entertainment venues, and transportation authorities. The employee owned company was founded in 2006 by partners George Pappas, Meric Adriansen and Jason Barak.
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- How to change a d3 led traffic light cluster board
- Ise 2012 d3 led offers turnkey digital signage
- History
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An American company headquartered in Rancho Cordova, California and New York City, with global offices in United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates, Australia, New Zealand and Kazakhstan, the company's LED displays and digital media systems can be found throughout the world and most notably include the Walgreens spectacular, ABC Studios super sign, JVC billboard display, Disney Store, Aéropostale, Quiksilver, and Forever 21—all located in New York City’s Times Square.
Ise 2012 d3 led offers turnkey digital signage
History
In their first two years of operations, D3 landed projects in and around Times Square, including the ABC Studios Supersign, two M&M's World displays, the Army Recruiting Station display, Ripley's Believe It Or Not, and the Walgreens display on the One Times Square building, which is the tallest LED display in Times Square. D3 went international and stepped into the sports scoreboard/industry at the same time with the launch of their Baseball Stadium and Basketball Arena displays for Cibao in Santiago, Dominican Republic in 2007 and early 2008. Additional large-scale projects in the New York Metro area include Disney Store Times Square, Aéropostale flagship store Times Square, UNIQLO flagship stores in New York City at W. 34th St. and W. 53rd St., New Amsterdam Theatre, Hard Rock Cafe, Quicksilver Times Square, Forever 21 Times Square, and the Apollo Theatre in Harlem.