Description
I would like to create a new company name. The criteria for the new company name is in the attachment The name will replace the name "Delta Plant Technologies" To review the business background for "Delta" please review the web site www.deltaplanttechnologies.com. A related site is the PENRA (Program of Excellence for Natural Rubber Alternatives)
http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/penra/index.html

Criteria for a New Company Name:
• Name must be distinctly different than Delta
• A name that can be a single word like “Delta” other than a series of letters
• I was thinking about something like ANRTechnologies (As in alternative natural rubber) but this is not a word and would not be used like “Delta” is today
• We want to leverage the bio-economy trend, clean technology, sustainable, American ingenuity, high tech, etc.
• The project is of strategic significance to our economy and national defense
• The secondary product is a low cost, non-food, approach to ethanol alternative fuels
• Would be produced in a bio-refinery, potentially as a complementary product in an existing ethanol facility.
• Supports rural development. Has the full support of the Farm Bureau and the Farmers Union
• Leverage collaborator relationships (Ohio State, Oregon State, University of Akron, USDA etc.)
• Leverage being a founder in PENRA (Program of Excellence in Natural Rubber Alternatives)
• Leverage position in OBIC (Ohio BioProducts Innovation Center)

The first objective is to select candidate names. After selection of names, a logo design should be developed. The logo should also have appeal as a web site logo.

When logo is selected and refined, business cards, letterhead and envelops will be designed.

The total prize will be $300 and will be divided as follows: ($100 for name creation and $200 for the logo and other graphic design components)

Please feel free to contact me for further directions as required.


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For the name:

ERA(Excellent Rubber Alternatives)

You can have a slogan saying
It's a new ERA or It's time for a new ERA


What do you think

Rubbternative

Glorubb

Those both sound like personal lubricants...

This post has been edited by MrWobbles: 12 Sep, 2008 - 07:47 AM

lol