New Logo - MYBC Consulting

Today, I’m proud to introduce the refreshed MYBC Consulting logo.

Why now?

◇ Because growth deserves reflection. And clarity deserves design that matches it.

Over the past year, MYBC Consulting has evolved. The conversations are deeper. The relationships stronger. The impact wider across Langley and beyond. It was time for the visual identity to rise to meet the work.

Here are five key meanings behind the new logo:

šŸ¤ The Open Circle at the Top
You’ll notice the circle is intentionally open. That represents openness to collaboration, to conversation, to new ideas. MYBC has never been about closed systems. It is about real relationships and shared growth.

šŸ–¤ The Five Arcs
Five is not random. W5 Story. Who, What, Where, When, Why. The foundation of every business I support. These arcs represent expansion. Your story radiating outward to the four corners of this round world.

šŸ’™ The Mountains
Strength. Stability. Perspective. Businesses I work with are not startups on shaky ground. They are established, credible, capable. We build from that strength and climb higher with intention.

šŸ©µ The Blue Base
Grounded clarity. Trust. Strategy. Beneath every brand story must be a solid foundation. This represents the steady work behind the visibility.

šŸ’š The Greens
Growth in layers. Three tones of green symbolize evolution, sustainability, and community. Not fast hype. Not algorithm chasing. Organic growth through relationships.

Why it was time to update....
Because MYBC Consulting is no longer just an idea born from retail and relationship experience.

It is a proven Business Relationship Strategy practice rooted in Langley and growing outward.
The work has matured. The vision has sharpened. The community impact has amplified.

And when your business evolves, your brand should too.

☆ Same heart.
☆ Stronger presence.
☆ Clearer signal.

Helping business owners share their unique W5 Story to the four corners of this round world.

With gratitude,
Jeanette Y. Martin ~ Master Connector 
Founder, MYBC Consulting

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