4 Responses to We Need a Logo For The Mentoring Experiment

  1. Chris F says:

    I do think that a handshake seems too contractual and mentoring itself is too well established for the experiment part to resonate too clearly with me but it does match with the name. When I think of mentoring I tend to think of a helping hand (going both directions which tied into a yin yang visual) and guiding from alongside. For something like this you won”t want something with much of a Big Brother Big Sister feel though.

  2. jonmcrawford says:

    Yin Yang seems a little too abstract, and perhaps not quite appropriate, the mentor (hopefully) isn”t shaping the mentee by being in opposition. Handshake might be ok, but I was thinking of it more as guidance, yes? So perhaps a sherpa? Why did you choose the image you did for the blog header? Seems to me that you”re using the image to visualize milestones (trees) along the path (the road, of course) of someone”s career (person walking is the mentee), making them a better…shepherd (left hand side – sheep, lol) ;)

    So guidance/assistance, course correction, a compass maybe? Lighthouse, something like that.

  3. Karl says:

    Mentoring sometimes gives a feeling of not being alone. Not that one is higher, or superior to another, rather someone to be there so that you are not flying solo. Two pairs of footprints, for example. Guidance, similar to GPS as the PP stated, compass-like, is certainly a good idea. Also, discovery. A logo depicting a discovery, maybe resembling the shine that gold in a treasure chest gives off. Not sure how to exemplify that here, but I”m sure you get my meaning.

  4. LGBohm says:

    How about a hand with a stylized person stepping off the hand onto a platform (like an olympic medal platform) – maybe with one or both arms raised in a sign of success….?

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