Corner Office Career CoachingLogo Design Contest

Wow, Logo Tournament is cool. Thanks for the few design ideas already. I don't think I want to use the COCC abbreviation. The only abbreviation that could be interesting is incorporating CO which would have a double or triple meaning (Company, Colleague and Corner Office). But no need for everyone to try this - just one idea. I like the concept of #1 and #3 with the office idea but I also wonder if there was a way to use this theme but have it be a bit more abstract/a bit more subtle.

Keep the ideas coming!! Matt

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I think #7 is intriguing because it is more abstract and the CO initials is vey clever. However, the wording reads "office corner" instead of "corner office". Can anyone think of a different way to incorporate the initial "CO" into the design while keeping with the office or corporate theme?

#11 Brendan - I like the movement and the image of an office gadget. Can you change the letters to read either C A R E E R or C O A C H? I'm trying to steer clear of the COCC acronym....

Regarding color, I seem to be gravitating towards the blues and grays to accentuate a corporate atmosphere. I'd love to see more choices, gang! Thanks, Matt

Hi everyone - With #16 Scott's help I realized I was inadvertently driving everyone to use a Wordmark (which I guess requires all of the words to be used). In reality, I don't need all of the words to be used. For example, using only the words Corner Office with an abstract to the left. The abstract could incorporate the initials, CO, or it could be an abstract that conveys an office or something else related to a corporate environment. I have update the brief to reflect this. Thanks, Matt