Helping the Community: One Secret to ADG’s Success!

ADG Lighting is recognized and continues to be a leader in the industry, perhaps the very best at all things lighting, architecture, and design. But what sets them apart? We have a theory, but before we dive into that, here’s exciting news.

ADG Lighting recently hired an exceptional addition to its North Carolina area. Meet Amy Morrison, a highly regarded and seasoned sales rep who will work alongside the already successful ADG North Carolina branch. 

We caught up with Amy and want to share what we learned. Amy volunteers with the Red Cross and, more recently, helped during the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Approximately 70 displaced families were rescued by boats and helicopters. During this time, the Red Cross set up a shelter at Appalachian State University, part of the North Carolina University System. 

When disaster struck, Appalachian State University transformed into a Red Cross emergency shelter for those in nearby counties who had lost everything. Amy, alongside many incredible neighbors, jumped in to serve hot meals, rescue displaced families and their pets, and spearhead clean-up and sanitization efforts.

Amy is the kind of person who sees no strangers—she’s always ready to lend a hand to anyone in need. And this is exactly what sets ADG Lighting apart. Gerald carefully selects a team that truly cares about people and is eager to make a difference in their community and work. They bring this compassion and dedication to every project, both in customer service and design.