Bryan_Moyo

MD🩺 | Design geek - Stackwise&co

[Bryan_Moyo @drbmee]

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[Bryan_Moyo @drbmee]

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[Hon. Takudzwa Titus Nyanhanga @SirTitusVeTech]

Excited!

[Novalic Health Systems @BrisMedS]

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At Novalic Healthcare Systems, we’re helping healthcare professionals work smarter with secure, reliable, and practical digital solutions from patient records and appointments to billing, reporting, and practice management.

[Bryan_Moyo @drbmee]

@Pk_hvs Thank you for trusting us 🫡

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[Bryan_Moyo @drbmee]

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[Pk Kuwa @Pk_hvs]

One step closer. Bold and beautiful.

[Jay Nadeau @jayndeau]

Have you ever asked yourself how goods were shipped by boat before containers?

Before container shipping took off in the 1950s, moving goods was messy. Crates, barrels, bags of flour, all packed into a ship’s hold. Everything had to be loaded and unloaded individually, hoping it would survive the trip in one piece.

Then, in 1956, a man named Malcom McLean helped kick off a revolution in shipping.

The idea was simple: pack goods into large metal boxes that could move between ships, trains and trucks without having to unpack everything at every step.

Each container held its own contents. They could fit closely together, stack on top of each other and support the weight above them. Different goods, all moving through the same system.

A big metal box. Almost banal when you think about it.

But that simple idea went on to transform an entire industry and help shape the global economy as we know it today.

When the Heron project landed at Stōkt, this was the first connection I made.

What Heron is doing feels revolutionary in its own market. I wanted to find a subtle analogy that would tie the brand together and give it an identity of its own.

Heron is bringing standardization to the way data is handled in SMB finance and underwriting. They take messy information, organize it and make it easier to send, receive and use to make decisions.

Just like containers gave different goods a common way to move, Heron gives different kinds of information a common structure to work with.

That was the connection I wanted to build the brand around. They are building their own revolution.

This is why the new visual identity is based on one simple rectangular shape. Something that might remind you of… a container.

A shape that can stand on its own, repeat, stack and come together as part of a bigger system. The same thinking behind the product, translated into the brand.

Very simple. Almost banal. But with the potential to change everything around it.

This is the depth and thinking that goes into every brand we build at Stōkt. A lot of early thinking, mind maps and ideas come together before we even push a single pixel in design software.

If that’s the kind of thinking you’re looking for in your business, you know who to reach!

[newZWire @newswireZW]

🔔 Zimbabwean Mary-Jean Moyo has been appointed the World Bank Group’s IFC Division Director for Tanzania, Burundi, DRC, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

IFC is the World Bank’s private-sector investment arm.

She previously served as Chief of Staff to IFC’s MD. Before joining IFC, Moyo worked in commercial banking in Zim, the central bank in Botswana and in private equity.

[Bryan_Moyo @drbmee]

Did a thing for Terralink. DM for your company’s professional brand Identity

[Pk Kuwa @Pk_hvs]

Nothing beats the power of referrals. I teamed up with three Chartered Accountants to start a business in our field. And the amount of referrals we are getting is just to much. We have not even put the business to the public yet, but a good message is going ahead of us.

[𝐍𝐨𝐚𝐡 @noahelhadedy]

9 websites I use for web design inspiration

1. https://t.co/TjOqlpOC16
2. https://t.co/WOWlwlMZ2w
3. https://t.co/sjGdqLhHpc
4. https://t.co/PRdhMuEBNW
5. https://t.co/R3wHSBbol9
6. https://t.co/WyVAx0IMYr
7. https://t.co/wUKT8Ps19o
8. https://t.co/PDFNn32lLP
9. https://t.co/GXeovza5gs

What did I miss?

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

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This is a tailored ChatGPT Work experience that combines built-in financial data with GPT-6 Astra’s reasoning.

Teams can develop research, build financial models, and create customized client materials.

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[Bakers Studio @studiobakers]

flowers + ascii + pixel glitch

[Praveen Kumar @praveenisomer]

Did a very detailed brand identity built for O³SEC

[Brendan Keeler @healthapiguy]

We need to build the agent-native healthcare network.

[TechCrunch @TechCrunch]

The startup is trying to rethink the economics of cargo aircraft by removing pilots from the equation entirely.
https://t.co/wDrLTOHBL5

[Tuchel @Officially_Kriz]

Tonye Cole, co-founder of Sahara Group, on the difference between riches and wealth.

He says riches is money that can fly away overnight. But a wealthy man can never be poor. You cannot lose wealth because it's part of you.

Wealth is a journey and takes time.

He met a Jewish man who told him they're taught to separate wealth from riches. The greatest wealth they have is internal. And the ability to create or build.

[Tuchel @Officially_Kriz]

Tonye Cole, co-founder of Sahara Group, gives advice to a young people who are still figuring out life.

He says it's never too late. God told Abraham he'll give him a child at 99 year old. And he did.

At 25? You're not late.

The best time to plant is a forest is now.

[Nigerian Stocks on Bamboo @ngnstx]

Q: "You said you know what you are chasing. What are you chasing?”

Segun Agbaje in a 2013 World Finance interview, two years into his tenure as GTBank MD/CEO.