Falcon Structures Receives Best Website Award at World of Modular Event

Austin TX, April 30, 2020 – Falcon Structures received two marketing awards, Best Website and Best-in-Show Marketing Piece at the 2020 World of Modular Annual Convention and Tradeshow. Falcon’s marketing team rebranded the website in 2019. The site garnered admiration from judges and convention attendees across the modular building industry.

Every year, the Modular Building Institute, an international non-profit trade organization for the modular building industry, hosts the World of Modular event bringing top industry leaders together. Representatives from Falcon Structures attend each year. This year, Falcon’s CEO, Stephen Shang, arrived at the event to present updates on the use of shipping containers within the modular construction industry but left with two new awards to share with his team.

“I was thrilled that Falcon received the best website award and best in show marketing piece award at World of Modular. The competition was tough this year as usual – we were certainly in good company,” said Shang. “Our team worked hard to rebrand our website last year and to make it more user friendly for our customers, so I’m excited that their efforts were awarded by modular building industry leaders.”

At the 2018 conference, Falcon received first place in the Permanent Modular category, honoring Falcon’s 122 container project, Fortress Obetz. That award highlighted Falcon’s ability to create impressive structures, but the two new marketing awards highlight a different aspect of their business – their commitment to improve the customer experience.

“I’ve seen Falcon create some very impressive container structures over the years – projects that have earned equally impressive awards – so receiving two marketing awards that honored the efforts of the entire Falcon team felt like a great success,” says Krista Short, the director of marketing at Falcon. “I’m excited to continue to use our rebranded website to help us collaborate with our customers.”