EDASC rolls out new logo

EDASC has a new look.

This is the first major rebranding of the organization in more than a decade. The logo’s new look is a modernization of the past logo, notes EDASC CEO John Sternlicht, and represents how EDASC continues to modernize its approaches and programs to fit ever-evolving circumstances. 

“The new logo reflects the complexity and diversity of Skagit County,” he says. “It is multidimensional, like most issues we engage with, and the shapes appear to move upward, representing progress.”

The intersecting and overlapping shapes symbolize the collaboration, facilitation, partnerships and integration of the work EDASC does on behalf of its stakeholders across our region. Whether working on core economic development matters of business recruitment, retention and expansion, or related critical issues in tourism, housing, population health, broadband, education and workforce, or arts and culture, EDASC leads by convening, analyzing, and facilitating solutions and progress on complex community issues.

The color palette draws on the natural world and reminds us of our collective accountability for responsible, sustainable growth in preserving our natural and human resources.