A Fresh Look for Future Innovators

Teenovator’s original logo had, let’s say, an identity crisis. The mix of Bulgarian and English lettering created a mid-word traffic jam, making it a headache for everyone—from the CEO to event attendees. Our mission? Untangle the mess, shorten the logo, and give it a sleek, modern feel without losing its youthful energy. But that wasn’t all—the brand also needed a fresh visual identity to stand out from the sea of event industry competitors. The challenge? Make it bold, make it fun, and make sure no one needs a second look to figure out how to read the name.

After playing around with various styles (and some existential debates about what truly embodies “teen spirit”), we landed on a handwritten logo because nothing says youthful energy like a bit of organized chaos. The new symbol, derived from the intertwined “e” letters in “teen,” looks like a spring—bouncy, dynamic, and full of potential, much like the teenagers Teenovator supports. The color scheme? Neon yellow and deep green—bright enough to grab attention but polished enough to mean business. We kept Nexa as the main font but introduced Garet (by Typeforward) for added punch, along with a quirky typographic trick: mixing handwriting with structured type to emphasize key words and phrases. And because no teenager's notebook is complete without doodles, we integrated a playful hand-drawn line motif—circling photos, sketching hearts, and generally making the brand feel alive.

With its fresh new look, Teenovator is no longer just an event—it’s a movement, inspiring young entrepreneurs to dream big and think even bigger. The rebrand injects energy, clarity, and a dash of rebellious creativity into everything from digital materials to event branding. No more confusing spellings—just a bold, engaging identity that makes Teenovator stand out like a neon sign at a dark concert. Mission accomplished. Now, onto changing the future, one brilliant teen at a time! 

Check out the interview with Krasimir Stavrev, owner and CEO of PUNKT, for Teenovator. February 17, 2025.