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The flags on top of the WWE headquarters in Stamford, CT were changed by the WWE earlier today to display the new company logo that will be formally used from this weekend onwards.
WWE’s office building also had the previous scratch logo changed today with the new logo that we’ve been seeing used with the WWE Network.
Vince McMahon tweeted the following after applying the changes.
Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon talked to them about the decision to use the new logo:
"The new logo is a representation of the evolution of the WWE brand. Everything from the hard edges and the sleek coloring expresses a contemporary feel and demonstrates we're always looking ahead."
Stephanie noted that WWE didn't originally plan on having the WWE Network logo represent the entire company, but they had "a wonderful response" to it in January and "it represented everything we wanted to say to the marketplace" so they went with it. She also noted that they kept the red & black colors because it's been a staple of the company for 15 years, representing "the bold nature of what we do."
