When Eric Corro founded Bold Project US in Miami in 2019, his objective extended beyond offering graphic design or commercial signage. He wanted to establish a company capable of turning creative concepts into physical installations through an integrated production process.
Seven years later, Bold Project reports approximately $8 million in cumulative revenue and says it has surpassed $1 million in annual sales. The company is now preparing for another stage of growth, with plans to double its operational space and expand into more technically demanding fabrication projects.
The business has evolved from its original focus on signage and graphics into a creative production operation serving brands, marketing agencies, event production managers and other commercial clients.
Its work now encompasses brand activations, custom-built installations, set production and specialized fabrication.
Corro’s approach to building the company was influenced by his early experience in the industry.
Beginning at approximately 17 years old, he developed practical knowledge of design, fabrication, installation and sales. Exposure to different parts of the production process helped shape his understanding of what it takes to move a project from concept to completion.
“My goal was not only to design an experience or propose an idea, but to develop the ability to create and fabricate from scratch what we were imagining,” Corro said.
The company’s guiding phrase, “Make It Possible,” reflects that emphasis on translating ideas into completed work.
Today, Bold Project combines multiple services within its operation, including digital and ultraviolet printing, CNC fabrication, lighting, painting, finishing and installation. Its logistical resources include box trucks, vans and a bucket truck with a 44-foot reach.
The integrated model allows Bold Project to participate in both the planning and physical execution of projects developed by agencies, event managers and brand teams.
But as demand and project complexity increased, Corro encountered a challenge familiar to many entrepreneurs: how to expand a company without remaining personally responsible for every operational decision.
“The real challenge was learning to delegate without losing control over quality,” he said.
The company responded by introducing more structured workflows, clearer individual responsibilities and production roadmaps that outline deliverables, schedules and priorities.
These systems are designed to improve coordination among employees and outside specialists while giving clients visibility into each stage of production.
Bold Project maintains a permanent team and brings in additional designers, fabricators and installers when the scale of a project requires specialized support.
Corro considers the opportunity to create work for other professionals an important part of the company’s development.
Now, the founder is directing attention toward physical expansion and advanced manufacturing capabilities.
Bold Project increased its workspace to approximately 8,000 square feet in 2026 and plans to reach roughly 16,000 square feet by April 2027.
The company is also awaiting a new 5-by-10-foot computer numerical control (CNC) router and a fiber cutting machine for aluminum, investments intended to expand its in-house production capabilities.
An additional growth initiative involves three-dimensional fabrication, particularly the development of custom structures measuring as much as 10 to 12 feet in height.
Bold Project has begun working with specialized professionals to develop and integrate this new area of large-scale 3D fabrication into its production capabilities.
The planned investments mark another step in Corro’s transition from working directly across multiple production functions to leading a company with more specialized teams, infrastructure and operational systems.
For Corro, the expansion is intended to give Bold Project the capacity to take on larger and more technically complex projects while keeping creative development, fabrication and execution under greater operational control.
