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MeasuringSuc... has picked a winning logo design

For $250 they received 91 design concepts from 31 designers!

  • Award 1
    Measuring Success Logo ver4 by OpenSkyDesigns

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Dates

Starts:23-Dec-08 7:01 p.m. GMT

Ends:6-Jan-09 7:01 p.m. GMT

Awards

Award 1: $250, was awarded to OpenSky...

Formats

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Contract

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Creative brief

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LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT US:

The copy from our white paper reads:
"Measuring Success creates quantitative performance tools and models to help nonprofit managers and boards measure and enhance their organizational effectiveness."

Yet there's a very human side to our work as well – we develop good relations with our clients, work hard to tailor our tools to their needs, and go beyond the quant to the personal to make healthier work-cultures as well.

HERE IS WHAT WE NEED:

We need a logo with tall and wide versions. This will be the stem-cell for the redesign of our website, and will be incorporated into memos, reports, presentations, business cards, etc. The logo must remain legible and attractive as it scales; separate large and small versions would be acceptable as well.

OUR TARGET AUDIENCE IS:

Nonprofits. The key words here are going to be PROFESSIONAL and ACCESSIBLE. It should also be a bit hip – we prefer the iPhone to the BlackBerry, if you catch my drift.

The nonprofits we work for include school associations and fund-raising umbrella organizations (they're legit, don't worry).

WE LIKE THESE DESIGNS:

We like humanist sans fonts, but we're not married to them. We love simple, clean industrial design (Apple) and Tufte. Mark Boulton's design has been an influence on me.

Brief updates

23-Dec-08 8:49 p.m. GMT
Note to creatives: don't look to our current website or logo for inspiration. We are ditching the website and the logo for a reason, namely that we don't like them (note also that the logo and website happened before my tenure at the company).
23-Dec-08 8:55 p.m. GMT
We're open to all sorts of color schemes. I happen to be partial to grayscales with a color accent, myself.
6-Jan-09 4:16 a.m. GMT
OK, I like the plant themes but the rest of the team isn't necessarily sold on it -- let's get some diversity here. Thanks for all the great entries so far, creatives :)
6-Jan-09 3:16 p.m. GMT
I am pleased with the range of logos I can present to the team. There are some very concrete logos, and some fun shiny web 2.0 style logos.

It's coming down to the wire, but some Bain & Company style imagery would be a nice option to have as well.

Thanks!