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James came to us because he and his brother wanted to start a business. They were interested in having a logo created so that they would be considered professional when pitching to larger companies and corporations.
Based on the needs expressed, we decided to start off with brand strategy in order to clearly define what the business was about, who they would be targeting, as well as their voice and personality in all of it. Once we completed that, we would go ahead and use the information to create a logo that was fitting for what they wanted to accomplish. We felt that it was important to have logo variations so that their logos would fit in a variety of spaces. We also decided on creating a few patterns that would work with letterheads and other promotional items.
brand strategy workshop
logo with variations
brand patterns
Purpose Statements
Employer: To match companies with an authentic pool of talent, so that they can cut costs, while increasing brand value.
Talent: To provide access to jobs that match their educational background and skill, so that they can enjoy a better quality of life.
Vision Statements
Employer: To change the narrative of sub-Saharan African talents in the workforce by building a reputation as the “go-to” solution, as well as exposing employers to talents of other countries.
Talent: To equip individuals (talent) with the means of providing a higher quality of life by developing their skills and exposing them to a wider range of employment.
We were also able to create audience personas along with a personality for the brand. We finalized the session with a number of tagline options for the brand as well as potential campaigns that this business would have in the future.
Based on all that we came to understand about BB Consulting, we went forward to start drafting ideas for the brand identity. We were informed that BB stood or Baobab, in reference to the Baobab tree. We went ahead to do some research on what the tree represented and what it did for its environment, and used that as the basis for our design. In addition, we saw the value of helping friends when our clients decided to start this business, and also found a way to combine their heart behind the brand.
The center of the design was a special version of the Baobab tree that we created. The trunk of the tree was transformed to appear as though a hand is pulling one’s arm up. It symbolizes the idea of helping someone up from the “trenches” or the hardship they are experiencing, which describes the purpose for which the business was created. The yellow circle represents the sunlight that reigns throughout the African continent – bold and bright.
Once the primary logo was designed, we went forward with creating variations of the design. We understood that the design would not transfer well (directly) into all black or all white, so we created some separation so that all of the elements were clearly seen.
We understand that making such a huge investment in your business is a BIG DEAL! We have no problem getting to know you beforehand. Use the calendar to schedule your next available date, so that we can chat!
