Founded by Frank G. Mayer in 1931, Frank Mayer and Associates began as a modest printing press that quickly evolved into a respected name in manufacturing retail displays for well-known brands.
As decades passed, the company’s rich history in point of purchase uniquely positioned it to excel at other, similar self-service solutions.
This began in the late 1970s when Frank Mayer developed its first interactive kiosk project for Atari’s game consoles and home computers. As this new technology matured, the company’s kiosk division was born, and global brands like BMW, John Deere, and more looked to Frank Mayer for their award-winning self-service programs.
In the 80s, Frank’s son, Frank W. took the reins and transformed the company into the next generation of merchandising and interactive kiosk programs. His big picture plans led to the addition of Midwest Assembly, Warehouse, and Distribution, a full-service facility that enabled large-scale production capabilities.
Today, third-generation President Mike Mayer continues to honor his family’s vision by focusing on each client’s customer engagement objectives and tailoring a program to those exact requirements.