The Geneva Association, the international insurance think tank, has announced a make-over for its logo and thematic colors, which it said would provide “stronger recognition and a clearer identity for the Association going forward.”
The Association’s changes are a statement of its modern appearance, which it said would “enable clear recognition of the Association across all media, including social and broadcast media as well as on smaller platforms such as smart phones and tablets.”
Anthony Kennaway, Head of Communications at The Geneva Association said the “new logo provides a strong and clearly identifiable marque for the Association. It reflects not only our 40 years of history in risk management and insurance research but also our increasingly influential role in promoting policy-related and public discussions with our stakeholders at the global level.”
Source: The Geneva Association
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