Nationwide 360 began as Westley Displays and traces its origins to the early days of the trade show and display industry. The current company’s story begins in the 1960s with Bill Griffith, a New York born entrepreneur who entered the display business with a strong work ethic, and a hands-on approach to the craft. Bill learned the trade from the ground up, working in production, install support, and shop operations, honing a deep understanding of what it takes to design and build compelling display environments.

Through the late 1960s and early 1970s, Bill’s dedication and breadth of experience helped fuel steady growth. His early work laid the foundation for longtime client relationships and established a reputation for reliability and creative problem-solving. When Westley Displays evolved into Nationwide Displays in 1981, Bill became a full partner, and the business expanded both its capabilities and its reach.

Over the decades, the company continued to grow, evolving to meet the needs of a changing market. Bill’s sons joined the business, bringing new energy and leadership that helped drive the company into modern exhibit design, modular systems, advanced fabrication techniques, and, eventually, broader experiential work.

Nationwide Displays was now able to offer services extending beyond traditional exhibits into events, and branded experiences. To reflect the new full-service approach, the company rebranded as Nationwide 360. Today, Nationwide 360 is recognized as experiential design-build partner that combines strategic thinking, creative design, and expert execution to help brands turn their creative concepts into reality.