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logo pagcorThe many red flags of Printplus Graphic Services, the company behind PAGCOR’s new Php3 million logo
Filipino internet went into a frenzy when the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) unveiled a new logo during its 40th anniversary celebrations last week.With President Bongbong Marcos, First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos and House Speaker logo pagcor Martin Romualdez all present, the government-owned corporation held a star-studded event only to be mercilessly mocked online for it.Replacing its familiar green and yellow logo showing extended hands was a modest red and blue emblem that featured an ambiguous icon. PAGCOR’s previous logo symbolized the government corporation’s mandate to generate revenue to fund social services in thelogo pagcor country; The message being conveyed by their rebrand is as enigmatic as the symbol logo pagcor they used for it.PAGCOR Chairman Alejandro Tengco explained the new logo incorporated the element of fire associated with “energy, inspiration, passion, and transformation.” But Filipinos on the internet quickly pointed out that the logo did anything but exude “energy”, “inspiration”, or “passion”, lamenting that it looked rather plain and meaningless.Yet it wasn’t even the mediocrity of the design that truly earned the ire of the Filipino public and even prominent political figures, more grating was the price tag for the new logo – a staggering Php3.036-million.It was a slap in the face of many Filipino freelance graphic designers who are severely undervalued and underpaid in the country, but for a government-owned entity to pay millions in public funds for a logo is jarring to the Filipino taxpayer as well.According to the notice of award posted on PAGCOR’s website, the new logo design was awarded to Printplus Graphic Services, whose proprietor – a certain Francisco & logo pagcor#8220;Dopy” Doplon – is a veteran graphic designer who has delivered various projects for different government-owned corporations.Delving deeper into his company’s transaction with PAGCOR however, we unravel many red flags that should warrant an investigation.For starters, PrintPlus has only been registered with the Philippine Government Electronic Procurement System (PhilGEPS) since June – only ……
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