NAPERVILLE, IL, November 12, 2012 (Press-News.org) Gobie, Inc., a leading provider of tools, support and insight to career-minded people, today announced a logo design contest for college graphic design students. Gobie is offering students the opportunity to create their company's new logo.
Gobie, http://www.GobieWorld.com, is a global career services company focused on improving the ways people develop their careers. Focusing on delivering career advice, recruiting, web services and partnerships, Gobie is creating a new path in the career services sector. Gobie strives to find everyone the best job possible.
The logo design competition is open to current college students and recent college graduates. The purpose is to design a logo for Gobie that will then be used online, in print and in other media. The winner will be chosen by Monday, December 31, 2012 and will receive a $500 cash prize, career support services by Gobie, Inc. for up to 6 months, and a $250 cash donation to the department of choice at their college/university.
"We are excited to involve college students in creating our new company logo," said Steve Grosskopf, Owner and Founder. "I think it's a great opportunity for the students to get real-world experience and for Gobie to collaborate with the future of the workforce."
Visit http://www.GobieWorld.com or email info@gobieworld.com for more details how you or someone you know can take control of their career.
About Gobie, Inc.
Gobie, Inc. is a global career services company that strives to help people create the career of their dreams. By providing career advice, recruiting, web services and additional partnerships, Gobie improves the way people develop their careers.
Visit http://www.GobieWorld.com or email info@gobieworld.com for more details how you or someone you know can take control of their career.
Logo Competition Offers Cash Prize for College Graphic Design Students
Gobie, Inc. is offering a logo design contest for graphic design college students.
2012-11-12
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