Thanks for the reply, Daniel - and I share your frustration with the marketing aspect of any search. I mentioned "signage" in my post because it's a good starting point for inviting someone in to have a talk about where we're going, interpretively. My thought is I would get a feel for someone that way and then expand into broader planning. It will be a fun adventure.
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Joel Guerry, M.A.
Supervisor, Interpretive Programs
Nemours Estate
Wilmington, DE
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-16-2026 09:09 AM
From: Daniel Moyle
Subject: Interpretive planning - particularly signage
Following along on this, @Joel Guerry. I don't have personal recommendation, and looking online basically gives me marketing answers (as a marketer I appreciate it, but as a human I prefer personal experience lol). So I'm curious how museum professionals make these decisions!
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Dan Moyle
Solutions Consultant
Digital Reach Online Solutions
(he/him/his)
Original Message:
Sent: 01-15-2026 08:44 AM
From: Joel Guerry
Subject: Interpretive planning - particularly signage
Hey, everyone - I was hoping to get recommendations for a good Interpretive Planning firm, starting primarily in the area of directional signage for both inside and outside. At Nemours Estate, we're fortunate to have both great formal gardens AND an historic house museum, and we need for our signage and maps to show that we are committed to interpreting both aspects clearly, accurately, and
So fire away, send me your best recs! Thank you in advance!
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Joel Guerry, M.A.
Supervisor, Interpretive Programs
Nemours Estate
Wilmington, DE
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