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Local Healthwatch Visual Brand Guidelines 注目
Healthwatch gives people across England a new way to engage with their local health and social care services. Every voice counts when it comes to shaping the future of health and social care, and improving it for today. Everything that local Healthwatch does will bring the voice and influence of local people to the development and delivery of local services.
Business in You Identity Guidelines 注目
The Business in You campaign is a national partnership between private enterprise and the Government, committed to inspiring and supporting entrepreneurs as they start and grow their businesses.It draws together and signposts the inspiration, advice, funding and support that people need to make their business ambitions a reality.
Sonoma County Identity Guidelines 注目
Over the past two years, Sonoma County Vintners, Winegrape Commission, and Tourism Bureau have worked to establish a common identity for Sonoma County. We felt it wasn’t just enough to share the “Sonoma County” name; we needed to know what that name stands for and how it differentiates us from other wine regions throughout the world.
Illinois Office of Tourism Domestic Brand Guidelines 2012
From the Magnificent Mile to Route 66, Illinois offers a wide variety of travel experiences. The unifying force behind these experiences is our Illinois brand. And the face of that brand is our Illinois logo. By following the logo guidelines set forth in this guide, we will maintain the integrity of our Illinois brand and benefit from its full impact when used across all marketing channels.
University of South Australia Branding and Style Guide 注目
The University of South Australia operates in a competitive tertiary education sector where reputation, name and image are valuable assets. These directly influence the choices that people make about where to study, research, work or invest funds to support university activities. The rapid rise in accolades and achievements by the University in recent years is not always reflected in the public perception of our institution. This will take time to develop, but must be supported at every opportunity with appropriate and consistent branding in all of our communications with our many audiences.
Pembina Visual Identity User Guide 注目
This guide has been prepared to ensure the proper reproduction and use of Pembina Pipeline Corporation’s logo and visual identity standards. The brand is a reflection of Pembina’s reputation, values, integrity and history and must be respected in its application.
SR Gopal Rao Brand Identity Manual
This document lays down the usage guidelines for the “S. R. GOPAL RAO” logo. These guidelines show the correct treatment of the SRGR logo in stationeries, collaterals, advertisements, promotions, packaging, manuals, internet and other communication materials. This version of the SRGR logo should be used in all communication pertaining to SRGR logo.
UCCS University of brand identity standards 2012
Brand Positioning Our brand is a promise we make about all things related to the University of Colorado (CU): our campuses, our foundation, and our system. Our brand is more than a name or a signature. Every point of contact we have with our audiences—students, faculty, staff, alumni, donors, and others—builds perception about who we are as a university, the things we do to fulfill our mission, and why we are important to our stakeholders.
WD Components Product Marketing Guidelines 注目
This guidelines document has been created to define the correct use and creation of marketing communication materials for Western Digital internal hard drive components offered through the Client, Enterprise and AV business units.
Energy Star Identity to Maintain and Build Value 注目
ENERGY STAR is more than a label awarded for energy efficiency. It is a partnership among government, business, and consumers, united in the pursuit of a common goal—to protect our environment for future generations. The ENERGY STAR program has been a resounding success over the last decade. Americans have purchased more than 1 billion ENERGY STAR qualified products and thousands of buildings have been improved. More than 7,000 businesses and organizations have become partners, and more than 40% of the American public recognizes the ENERGY STAR.