The
logo for Internet Negotiation Contest for College Students is a uniform one for
publicity jointly sponsored by Communication and Negotiation Committee of China
Industrial Technology Society of Economic Management (CNCC), The Association
for Business Communication (ABC), The Negotiation Challenge (TNC), and Korean
Association of Negotiation Studies (KANS).
It can be used independently as well as collectively. The four ribbons in the middle of the logo
constituting the shape of VS refer to the two parties of negotiation. The pointer, pointing to the left and connecting
the four ribbons, symbolizes the intensification of communication and
cooperation to find out the solution to problems on the basis of mutual
benefit. In addition, it shows that the
most effective method to improve negotiation ability is to take an active part
in negotiation contest. Its external
semi-circle represents the whole globe with the hope of setting up an
international cooperative platform. The
two initial Cs of “College” and “Contest” show that it is not only a contest
platform for college students, but also an idea that the goal of negotiation is
to pursue an optimal outcome for both parties for nothing is perfect. The “INCCS”, letters around the logo, is the
acronym for the contest platform. The
overall blue keynote of the logo signifies the calm and peaceful mind needed
for the proper management of negotiation disagreements and conflicts. In the meantime, it shows the promising
future of the contest around the globe, like a vast stretch of a blue sea,
welcoming all relevant organizations and colleges and universities to join in so
as to constantly improve the contest level and expand its influence. The logo will be extensively adopted in all
the websites of CCNC, ABC, TNC and KANS, relevant documents, pamphlets and
various publicity materials as well as in a variety of promotional activities
in January, 2018. The use of uniform
logo is not only the need of activities developed by each party, but also the
guarantee for college students to choose high-level negotiation contests around
the globe.