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South Burnett CTC CEO Jason Erbacher, wearing the new corporate uniform which also features the new logo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

April 5, 2024<\/strong><\/p>\n

Eagle-eyed residents will start noticing a new logo popping up soon on signs all around the South Burnett.<\/p>\n

South Burnett CTC unveiled its new corporate logo on Friday morning during a small ceremony in Kingaroy.<\/p>\n

The new logo will appear on signs on CTC’s premises in Kingaroy, Wondai and Murgon as well as on staff members’ uniforms.<\/p>\n

The refreshed look, combined with the new tagline “Contributing To Community”, are part of a project which began in November last year to mark the not-for-profit organisation’s 40th birthday.<\/p>\n

CEO Jason Erbacher said the rebranding tells the story of what CTC stands for in 2024 and the services it provides to the South Burnett.<\/strong><\/p>\n

“This logo seeks to capture CTC’s dedication to community and honour its rich legacy and history,” Jason said.<\/p>\n

“It’s inclusive, diverse and it’s about people coming first.”<\/p>\n

The not-for-profit organisation now has 240 staff spread across the region.<\/p>\n

Originally established to combat youth unemployment, CTC has evolved over the years into disability, youth and family services and support for foster carers.<\/p>\n

“As we embark on this new chapter, it’s essential to mark and celebrate our evolution with a rebrand that reflects our values and vision for the future,” Jason said.<\/p>\n

Jason said some of CTC’s upcoming projects included:<\/strong><\/p>\n