The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI) has introduced a new logo and brand identity.
“The start of the new year allows us the opportunity to reset priorities, create the intention for what matters, and set the tone for what comes next,” wrote CHCI President and CEO Domenika Lynch in an open letter announcing the change.
CHCI chair, Congressman Joaquin Castro, said the “modern look pays tribute to the power of the 40 years CHCI has dedicated to preparing emerging Latino leaders for a 21st-century economy. ”
CHCI has retained the capital icon used in the original logo but modified the font to be bold and visible.
This is to “best position CHCI as the premier Latinx Leadership Institute of the 21st Century,” Lynch explained.
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute is a nonprofit and nonpartisan 501(c)(3) organization, providing leadership development programs and educational services to students and young emerging Latino leaders.
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