LACDC gets a new look for 2010 Business Breakfast Interested in setting up a Business Breakfast? Contact Katy Korkos at 505-661-5816 or email [email protected]FAN Club e FAN Club (Food and Networking) generally takes place the 3rd Wednesday of every month from 5:30 pm to 7:00 p.m. May/June 2010 A Publication of the Los Alamos Commerce and Development Corporation WHAT’S INSIDE: LACDC 1, 2, 3 SBDC 4 CHAMBER 5, 6, 7 MAINSTREET 8, 9 LAMVB 10, 11 LACDC has adopted a new look for our logos in 2010. e LACDC “orbit” logo set developed more than ten years ago by Chris Dissinger and Rob Lamb has served us well, but we were ready to modernize the look. We wanted to adopt a unified set of marks that are more symbolic of the nature of what we do. Updating the logo set has been a company-wide project, facilitated by Brian Hurshman of local Chamber member business, Sparkplug Studio. Brian has put his considerable graphic design talent into developing a logo concept to suggest the story of LACDC in a bright, modern way. LACDC is a set of interconnected and interrelated program activities with a common purpose of community and economic development. Our activities relate to where we have an opportunity to serve customer needs that assist our members and improve the community and local economy. e open door signifies our role as the front door to the community for visitors and new residents through the Visitors Center. e Main Street and Research Park icons symbolize our connections to physical investments in the community. e bridge signifies the many important connections that are made via the Chamber and our other programs. And, the clasped hands are indicative of our partnership with businesses, organizations, and aspiring entrepreneurs through the Small Business Development Center. We are an organization with deep, long-term roots in the community and we wanted the marks to signify that through suggesting our familiar mountain and mesa settings. e process of converting from the old to the new is underway, but will take some time to fully implement.
Mind Your Business .. newsletter of the Los Alamos Commerce & Development Corporation; WHAT’S INSIDE: LACDC 1, 2, 3 SBDC 4 CHAMBER 5, 6, 7 MAINSTREET 8, 9 LAMVB 10, 11 May/June 2010 and local economy. We are an organization with deep, long-term roots in the community and we wanted the marks to signify that through suggesting our familiar mountain and mesa settings. The process of converting from the old to the new is underway, but will take some time to fully implement.
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