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Stationery Design Brief

I am launching a company, VetNet.net. My tagline is:

Helping Veterans find great careers. Helping companies tap extra-ordinary talent.

This is my immediate need:
1. Stationary design that will appeal to both veterans and hiring companies.
2. Matching business card.

Next:
Ideally, I would like to hire someone who can also help me put together power-point presentations, or at least a template, of the same look and feel.

Extra credit: I already have a logo. I like it but could be persuaded to go with something else. If the winning designer, and only the winning designer, comes up with a better logo, I will pay a for it but don't want that to be what this is about.

More about the company:

VetNet's purpose is to help transitioning veterans find great jobs while helping companies tap the leadership skills, adaptability, and ability to work as team that defines veterans.

We do this by first helping veterans asses their individual strengths, interests, and transferrable skills. Next we help them map these to private sector career paths and teach them how to market themselves. In addition, we work with companies to onboard their veterans by offering a "First 90 Days-Reverse Boot Camp" to help vets succeed in civilian job cultures.

Our goal is create a scalable web based solution for all of our services so that we can cost efficiently serve the thousands of returning vets who are both geographically dispersed.

From a design stand point, I'm looking for something that will be professional enough to show CEO's of major companies as they will be our initial sponsors. It needs to look professional. While I am hoping you can help me with design and color palette etc. I do not want my design to look like it wears combat boots. i.e, no camouflage colors or military symbols.

Target Market(s)

CEOs, Heads of Human Resources at Fortune 500 companies.

Industry/Entity Type

Leadership

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Look and feel

Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.

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Requirements

Must have

• Must be able to use in ppt presentations so the company's look and feel is consistent.
  
  On the back I'd like a Venn diagram similar to my second attachment. A central belief is that great jobs are all about finding something you are passionate about, inherantly good at doing, brings values to others, while allowing you to work in culture in which you can thrive.
  
  Biz card info:
  
  1. Logo
  2. Erik Frederick
  3. Founder (below or by my name)
  4. Phone number
  5. Email: erik.frederick@vetnet.net
  Note: Let's leave web address off until i'm ready to re-lanch the site.

Nice to have

• I am new to "Design Crowd" so bear with me in using their technology. I would prefer to have two-way feedback so I don't waste your time while improving the odds of getting this exactly right so please do not hesitate to reach out.

Should not have

• No use of red-white-and blue or military motifs. While I aplaud the many not-for-profits out there helping vets, that apeal to "giving vets something back," I'm trying to come at this from a business proposition angle:
  
  Vets have some terrific skills that businesses can want. They are just missing each other in the translation in getting hired and the help djusting to the new culture. That's where we come in!

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