A new logo for the West Virginia Office of Entrepreneurship draws on ideas submitted by entrepreneurs, designers and residents, according to a November 4 release from the Secretary of State’s Office.
“One of the most common themes in the submissions was the gear, a symbol of momentum, and hard work. It represents the grit and determination of West Virginia entrepreneurs who are turning ideas into reality every single day,” West Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner said in the release.
The design places the Secretary of State’s seal inside a gear. The release describes the seal’s farmer as a symbol of growth, its miner as a symbol of hard work and its boulder as a symbol of strength and determination.
The office, launched in July, serves as the state’s representative for entrepreneurs and small business owners, helping them work through government requirements, according to the release. More information is available on the office’s website.
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