Corporate work in Memphis runs from a conference at Renasant Convention Center to a sales kickoff on a company campus out east and a holiday party in a downtown hotel. Those events come with brand standards and someone who signs off on art, so we proof early and only print what your team approved.
We run the whole station: presses, printers, blanks, setup and teardown, and a line that moves between sessions. A 50-person offsite in a Germantown meeting room gets one tidy station. A thousand-badge conference downtown gets several. Gear ships freight from Fullerton and the crew lands a day early, so load-in fits your schedule.
What a Memphis corporate team gets from live t-shirt printing
- Signed-off art only: proofs go to your brand team before the freight ships.
- The right station for the room: a single press for a reception, or embroidery or a hat bar when the event wants something more upscale.
- A quote procurement can read: crew, presses, blanks and travel each on their own line.
- Room to grow: one station for an offsite, several for a convention center conference.
It also works for team outings to FedExForum game nights and client events on Beale Street. See how pricing works or tell us about your event.
What on-site event printing needs in a Memphis meeting space
Plan on a 10×10 ft spot and two 120V/20A circuits for each station. At the Renasant that power is a line on the exhibitor electrical order, and we like to see it confirmed before the freight leaves Fullerton. Downtown hotel ballrooms tend to run it through the in-house AV company, so find out early who owns the outlets. Corporate campuses out east and in Germantown are simpler on power but slower at the door: you'll want a certificate of insurance on file, a loading dock time and our names on the front-desk list. Set us up next to the coffee break or the general-session doors. A dead-end hallway kills the line. Each shirt takes about two minutes and two presses turn out 100+ an hour, which gets a 300-person kickoff through in roughly three hours. January ice can shut down flights into MEM, so for a winter kickoff the crew comes in the day before and builds that evening. Executives who'd rather have a stitched logo can go to live embroidery next to the press, and a hat bar in Memphis does well at a client night on Beale.