The Fiji National Provident Fund last night unveiled its new logo that symbolizes a change in corporate culture.
In launching the new logo, Prime Minister Commodore Frank Bainimarama challenged staff to deliver the new brand which signifies a new way of doing business that is expected by both internal and external customers.
Bainimarama said that the government's commitment is to ensure that the FNPF remains safe, stable and efficient, adding that staff should maintain the efficiency with a new attitude.
Meanwhile, Bainimarama said FNPF has grown since its establishment more than 40 years ago.
From about 867,000 pounds or $2.4 million in 1966, the Fund has grown to about $3.6 billion.
The launching was blessed by the President of the Methodist Church of Fiji Reverend Ame Tugawe.
FNPF launches new logo
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