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Congratulations from all at the Aruba Marriott Resort. You’re about to embark on one of life’s great journeys. And where better to begin than on a palm-strewn tropical beach with waves gently lapping at your feet?
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DHL has redefined and redesigned its brand identity – as can be seen in new print publications, advertising material, corporate wear, etc. Clear guidelines for the visual appearance of the brand in all analogue and digital channels are essential for an integrated DHL brand experience – towards the customer as well as internally. The redefined guidelines for the analogue world are now transferred to the DHL online experience and appearance.
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WELCOME to the American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA) Graphic Standards Manual. This manual is a vital part of our communications efforts because it documents our accepted standards for current and future applications by staff and suppliers.
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Special Olympics competitions are the core of the movement, showcasing the athletic skills, courage and dignity of thousands of athletes with mental retardation from around the world.
Competitions—from the thousands of local events around the world to the Special Olympics World Games—offer an invaluable opportunity to raise the profile of Special Olympics and reinforce the movement’s visual identity.
Games logos, sports pictograms, print and electronic publications, and signage all come together to create a “Look of the Games” that helps provide an attractive, exciting atmosphere for the competition. The look of the Games also should support Special Olympics’ visual identity, helping creating recognition and awareness as the movement grows worldwide.
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