LOGO USE GUIDELINES Clause Samples

The "Logo Use Guidelines" clause defines the rules and conditions under which a party may use another party's logo. Typically, this clause outlines acceptable uses, such as in marketing materials, websites, or presentations, and may specify requirements like maintaining the logo's original colors, proportions, and not altering its appearance. Its core function is to protect the brand's integrity and ensure consistent, appropriate representation of the logo, thereby preventing misuse or misrepresentation.
LOGO USE GUIDELINES. The registered and common-law trademarks of TTS may only be used by the TTS and those persons authorized, in advance, in writing, by the Board of Directors. The use of TTS marks or logos on clothing or other articles which may be sold or distributed, or in conjunction with another mark or logo of for-profit businesses must be approved in advance, in writing, by the Board and may involve fees. Those authorized to use the Logo must use the camera- ready artwork from TTS. Use of the logo by cutting and pasting from the internet is strictly forbidden.
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LOGO USE GUIDELINES. The use of GMIS and GMIS INTERNATIONAL and any associated logos in Sponsor/Exhibitor marketing materials must receive prior authorization from GMIS INTERNATIONAL leadership. [Please email requests to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.] Sponsorship of and/or exhibiting at the GMIS MEETS event does not imply endorsement by GMIS INTERNATIONAL of the Sponsor/Exhibitor’s products or services.
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