What happens next?

How to create a corporate identity
Review your company's history, mission and methods.
Before you establish a corporate identity for the public, you need an internal consensus on who you are. Examine your business plan, mission statement, values statement, strategic plan and any other corporate documents that might define why you exist and how you are different.

Options are:
*Your mission statement should clearly identify what you do, how you do it, who you do it for, and the value you are bringing to the market. While every mission statement will be different, you should try to be as clear and concise as possible..
*Consider joining a corporate team, which may be necessary if you place a virtual network of divisions. This could be the president, financiers, individuals, directors, or other people..
*Make a list of all of your industries in the past and describe them in separate words so as to make it easier for you to tell a fact and to prove it in your disclosure and review process. As each example should work, begin thinking broadly..
*Make sure all of these decisions are made with your personal knowledge and intuition. Make sure your company is financially and legally independent from your competitors..
Your mission statement should clearly identify what you do, how you do it, who you do it for, and the value you are bringing to the market. While every mission statement will be different, you should try to be as clear and concise as possible.