Some great ideas here. But as design is subjective, let me say what stuff doesn't work for me first.
Entry 15 and 17's logo element appears a bit too busy and complex. Entry 19's combination of graph and star just doesn't gel for me.
I'd be interested to see how the logo may vary with a slightly less heavy font interface. I can say why upper casing has been used to give it a strong feeling, but would be interested to see it with lower casing or a different font.
I like the logo element in 16. The graph shows improvement - a really good element obviously for a consulting company. The iterative circle created by the arrows is brilliant and goes to the heart of the business process improvement (sorry don't want to sound overly business like, but sends a great message.)
I also like entry 18's use of the star with graph inside it. Graph for the same reasons as above, the star as so many governments generally use stars in their flags, and on the flip side stars tend to be used to indicate success. Would be interested to see how maybe the green and blue in the star would work if they were a little more blended rather than a straight split between blue and green.
But some really great ideas and concepts in your designs. Most impressed.
Thanks Sebastian - entries 62 and 63 are really quite good but don't capture the business' intent as the other designs.
Entry 65 is clever but I think we overall preference from you is 64, which captures the essence of the business (as described before) but uses a less heavy font.
Just double checking - is the font used a free typeface? Ideally I'm looking for a font that is part of the Google Fonts suite, so I can use it again for headings etc in the web page.
Hi Sebastian - I've done my customer testing and your logo (#64) works best with my customers.
Before awarding the winner, just double checking and waiting on your confirmation that the font used in #64 is part of the Google fonts suite (https://www.google.com/fonts). Its important that the font I use comes from this suite as it'll allow me to easily use that font for web page headings etc.
Finally, is there any chance to see what #64 looks like with the arrows going clockwise rather than anti-clockwise?
Hi Gavin, Thank you, Somehow I've missed your previous comment - I'm sorry for this. Yes the font I've used is part of google fonts - the name is exo: https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Exo I've also uploaded clockwise version: #70 Please let me know if you have more requests. Best regards Sebastian