Consulting business - Professional services to municipalities and their business partners.
Gold Standard Solutions Group
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Consulting business - Professional services to municipalities and their business partners.
Gold Standard Solutions Group
Professional and Training Services to Municipalities and Their Business Partners
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The company consists of five active and retired private sector and public sector professionals, each with a combination of business and operational specialities (administrative; financial; legal; human resources; project planning, design and management; communications; leadership and management skills; organizational performance enhancement; conflict mediation and resolution, etc.) With a primary focus on providing training, support and services to local governments as well as to other provincial/state and federal government departments, agencies and personnel. This is a new company currently in process of forming and is led by myself, a 30-year city manager, public speaker and trainer.
Logo Type
Symbolic
Abstract Mark
Unique/Creative
Sophisticated
Industry Oriented
The principal background color of our letterhead, business and greeting cards, and website is planned to be a very light brown - tending toward beige - perhaps with a barely discernible flecking. As noted in the "additional suggestions or ideas " box below some form of gold is required in the presentation of the "Gold Standard" portion of our company name. Additionally we envisage the use of something close to a reddish-brownish wine color for the words "Solutions Group".
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I've imagined the words "Gold Standard " impressed, in a strong font, shadow style, into a gold ingot . . . but am interested in what other creative minds might produce. Originally intending to use goldleaf, we've realized that such an option would be very expensive and that it's not a common practice, or easily achieved these days. Consequently, being deprived of the richness of goldleaf, we need a design that will nonetheless convey something of its striking sophistication while at the same time appealing to the conservative tendencies that are typical of our client base.
