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September 27, 2023

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Here’s the New EY Logo and Tagline You’ve All Been Waiting For

by Caleb Newquist

We received a few messages with images over the weekend and there has been little reaction so far, other than "not really digging it."

Personally, I'm a fan of brevity and seeing how PwC's big makeover was shocking, EY seems to have made things more sleek without drastically changing their look.

We're soliciting feedback from some of our sources at EY but in the meantime, consider this post to be your thread for commenting on the new look, tagline, etc. If you're looking for more insight into the what/why/how of the new EY, refer to our post from last Thursday.  

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