New website design wanted for SAGIN, LLC

SAGIN, LLC

Sagin is a professional services firm with 4 distinct lines of business: Management Consulting, Executive Search, IT Managed Services and Risk Management. Our primary audience is executives and senior management of corporations seeking assistance with their business. They typically need to digest information quickly and presentation should be crisp and appealing to the eye and not heavy content driven. The primary purpose is to show the work we perform, why we are different and what types of companies and industries we work with.

http://www.saginllc.com

We want to keep our logo name color (blue) we also want to keep the sybolism of the leaf and the rock. Descriptors for our company are creative, innovative and sustainable results. Messages to convey should be Listening to clients, measurable results, and seasoned leadership. We also attached current printed brochure material to see color schemes, symbols, etc.

See the attached document for more detail. 4 unique pages:
1 - Home Page should show the mission statement and links to our four lines of business, links to a Why Us page and and Industries page, The bottom should have ways to contact us called: Ask Us.
2 - Services Page (There will be four of these all with the same style design) They will show the subservice categories in bullet point form and a space for either a client video, quotes by clients or case studies.
3. - Industry page - this should have a list of the industries we work in and pictures/graphics representing those industries in an impactful manner. See attached for industries.
4. - Why Us - this page should show why we are different which are the four points in the attached document: We listen before we act, We link talent to results, We use technology as an enabler not the solution, we have been in your shoes. It should also show our E3 program.

Avoid overly bright colors unless they emphasize a point. Avoid plain white styles that appear newsletter like. We are trying to avoid heavy content driven pages. We also want the pages to work easily on tablets/ipads and mobile devices when accessed. Sites we do NOT like are: http://www.accenture.com, http://www.bcg.com, http://www.pwc.com, http://www.deloitte.com

The attached document has attached images and more detailed descriptions.