The Competition

We are searching for submission towards the creation of a better logo. We were initially trying to focus more on students in the Country...and this City so that it is much simpler to distribute rewards. The focus group for this competition might change and if it does the change will be communicated.

The competition is directed towards three groups of people. The first group is to art students in high school.
Those who have seen the first logo are aware of what it aims to communicate.
What can we do to bring out the three main facets of the Hope First Group? Either by incorporating new elements into the design or by creating a completely new design that reflects the heart of the Hope First Group.
-Finance
-Training
-Media

The second group is directed towards the same high school students that are taking creative writing.
Describe an event in your life that has had an impact and which has left you with an image or lasting impression.

The third is to students of business or commerce. Create a business idea based on an experience you have had and create sketches of your logo based on the ideas expressed above and in what you know about the Hope First Group.

More Information will follow.

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