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Exhibit Enterprises Hires Sheldon L. Stone as Chief Operating Officer

27 July 2000

Senior Operations Consultant to Emphasize Planned Growth And Continued Quality Improvement Through ISO 9001

           
    DEARBORN, Mich. - Exhibit Enterprises Inc. of Dearborn -- one of the world's 
leading exhibit and trade show production companies -- announced the appointment 
of veteran management consultant Sheldon L. Stone as Chief Operating Officer.

    "Sheldon Stone brings a particularly strong management background that is
a natural extension of EEI's recent ISO 9001 certification," said EEI
President and CEO Derek Gentile.  "His ISO experience and management
leadership enhance our ongoing program of continuous improvement.  The results
are even greater cost-efficiencies and more effective performance for our
customers."

    Stone was formerly with Plante & Moran, LLP, the eighth largest public
accounting and management consulting firm in the U.S., and the largest based
in Michigan, where he managed several of the firm's key consulting programs.

    Prior to that he was General Manager of the Hawaii Division of DFS
(formerly Duty Free Shoppers -- the largest duty free retailer in the world),
growing the Hawaii Division's retail business from $260 million to $420
million and increasing profitability seven-fold in two years.  Stone earned a
B.S., B.B.A. and M. A. from Western Michigan University.

    Exhibit Enterprises is a premier international supplier of integrated,
multimedia exhibit design, three-dimensional production and related services
known for its exceptional creativity, bold innovations and leading edge use of
progressive technologies.  Exhibit Enterprises has been consistently
recognized for its industry leadership throughout North America, South
America, Europe and Asia.

    The company's projects include custom show exhibits, exhibits management,
permanent installations; film, video and special event production; and special
event management.  Clients include DaimlerChrysler, Ford, GM Powertrain,
Delphi and Visteon automotive systems, Delco Electronics, General Electric,
Alcoa, Stanley Door and Steelcase.