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Logo for a career transition service
Audrey Prenzel Career Transition Services
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Contest Holder
aud03ca
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Last Logged in : 2269days19hrs ago |
Concepts Submitted
36 |
Prize Money
225
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Winner(s) | A Logo, Monogram, or Icon |
 All design entries are veiled from other designers till the end of the contest.
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Project: Logo for a career transition serv ...
Industry:
Employment Logo
Contest Launched:
Dec 09, 2014
Selected:
1
winning design from 36 concepts
Winning Design by:
neonlite
Close Date:
Dec 16, 2014
Creative Brief
Logo for a career transition service
Audrey Prenzel Career Transition Services
Est. 2001
Yes
I am changing the name of my business and need a new logo. I am removing the name "Resume Resources" and simply renaming it "Audrey Prenzel Career Transition Services" as I do far more than write just resumes. As a career transition specialist, I write marketing material (resumes, CVs, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles and more) for job seekers as well as deliver job search and interview coaching. My clients are educated, already employed and motivated to move up or move on. I would like the logo to have a professional connotation, with the suggestion of refreshing one's career ... a new, very successful beginning. I would like people to look at the logo and see that I bring hope and strategy to them to secure the type of job/lifestyle they want. I do not want people or shaking hands or briefcases or the usual cliche career images in the logo.
Employment
Symbolic
Modern
Sophisticated
Professional
I like blue and green. I will consider other creative options though if something else comes to mind.
not sure
As a writer, I do like the idea of a quill or pen. There is an image of a black feather pen (quill) in my existing logo. A more modern looking feather would be fine or maybe something totality different! I want solid colouring. I do not like the graduated colouring in my current logo. My current logo is hard to print and depending on the sophistication of the printer, it rarely comes out looking the same twice.
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