Name On Logo: ScheduleSpeakers.com

No Slogan

This is a new speaker bureau intended to be one-stop shopping for anyone who wants to schedule virtually anyone. Just like 1-800-Flowers.com is one-stop shopping for flowers, I figured ScheduleSpeakers.com is easy to remember and hopefully will become a go-to source for celebrities, experts and all types of speakers.

I am hesitant to give too much input because I'm sure all of you savvy designers will come up with great ideas which I don't want to limit. And, I am open to seeing anything and everything. But, I like a combination of professional and playful - I like contrast to this regard.

I will likely be posting a listing after this for a "sister" company which is ScheduleAuthors.com but I figured I would start with ScheduleSpeakers.com which is our official site.

I thought about adding a tag line which can be either "Who do you want?" I can't decide whether I should include a tag lines or leave ScheduleSpeakers.com on its own because ultimately I am going to have the ScheduleAuthors.com logo on my cards and stationery side-by-side as well and I don't want it to become too busy. And, I can always add a tag line or info as text on the site.

One more thing - often a microphone comes to mind when thinking of speakers. I thought an illustration giving the illusion of an audience might be cool as an alternative - or anything else you would like to present. Neither of these have to be in the logo - just thoughts. I am open to seeing any of your designs - and I'm excited too.

Thank you for considering submitting to this logo design concept.

Industry: Events

1. Schedule Speakers

2. Fun

3. Professional

I schedule for hospitals, univerisities, non-profits as well as for-profits. I don't really schedule entertainers - mostly lecturers - experts and leading celebrities for lectures.

Open to fonts, colors, and all styles. I like contrast. I like illustrations but not at all tied to this.

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I'd like to possibly incorporate a speaker and/or an audience into the logo design.