AMI Graphics partners with UHL
Published on July 7, 2005 under International Hockey League 2 (IHL 2) News Release
LAKE ST. LOUIS, MO--- The United Hockey League (UHL) announced Thursday that AMI Graphics has become an official licensed partner of the UHL. AMI will work with the league and teams to provide dasher graphics and other large format printed graphic products.
"We are proud to become more closely associated with the UHL through our licensing agreement with the league," stated Ed Miles, Director of Business Development for AMI Graphics. "We are hockey fans and are big fans of the brand of hockey that the UHL represents."
AMI has previously produced dashers and signage for several UHL Member Clubs, including products for the UHL All-Star Classic.
"The league is excited to partner with a great company like AMI Graphics," stated Richard Brosal, UHL President/CEO. "Not only does AMI have quality products, but their people and excellent service make them one of the industry leaders. AMI Graphics will provide our teams with an excellent option for their dasher and other print needs."
Located in southern New Hampshire, AMI Graphics specializes in the design, print, and production of arena signage including the industry leading DashMax⢠dasherboard graphic, in-ice logo stencils, printed under ice mesh, ice re-surfacer graphics, indoor and outdoor banners, posters, wall murals, and backlit signs. AMI works with several professional and collegiate sports teams nationwide.
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