Yesterday we had a photo shoot to get new pictures of everyone for our web sites and presentations. Here’s an example:
We’re still looking for a new name for our company so any suggestions would be much appreciated. Looking at the picture above and knowing what it is we do, what would YOU call this company?
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Joy Jumpers
Why?
You make people take a leap for their own happiness.
You are so full of happy spoing yourself.
You just keep jumping out of pure joy.
You make other people take the plunge for creating more happiness at work.
And the name fits your logo :-)
I would suggest:
B.Happ.e
B.Happy
B.Happ.e@work
B.Happy@work
Happiness@work
1.life-B.Happy
Enjoy work
Happiness @ The office
Hope it helped.
Regards from Portugal.
Two more:
Leap 2 happiness
Leap 2 joy
I see “elation” when I look at this picture. Funny that the word “elation” appears in “relationship” as though relationships can lead to elation. Perhaps you could play around with this concept: rELATIONships. If I could do italics in the comments section, I would italicize the “elation” part in “relationships”. All the best. I love the blog, which inspired me to create a happiness-at-work award via my blog. I work for the Government of Canada.
seems like any name for your company should have the word “spoing” in it.
I vote for:
Gleeworks
or
Happiworks
Spoing
Sproing
Waffles… mmmm…. waffles….
What ever happened to Spoing? I really liked that! And it matches the photo perfectly.
Air Catchers
Love the pic!
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