PFN Logo Terms of Use

The Preferred Networks Corporate Logo (“PFN Logo”) is a trademark and property of Preferred Networks, Inc. (“PFN”). Permission is granted to use the PFN Logo on the following conditions:

• You can only use the PFN Logo for purposes permitted by PFN.
• You must follow the PFN Logo Guidelines shown below.
• You must submit the PFN Corporate Brand Request Form and a sample showing how you intend to use the PFN Logo.
• You must not use the PFN Logo as part of product, service and company names/logos that belong to parties other than PFN.
• Without PFN’s permission, you may not use the PFN Logo in a way that suggests endorsement, employment or other affiliation with PFN.
• You must not sublicense or give permission to use the PFN Logo to a third party.
• You must cease use of the PFN Logo immediately upon PFN’s request.
• PFN accepts no responsibility for any disputes resulting from the use of PFN Logo.

PFN Logo Guidelines

• Use the PFN Logo in a proper size to ensure recognizability.
• Do not change the shape, color or elements of the logo.
• Do not crop out any elements of the logo, including the “P” symbol or the wordmark.
• The PFN Logo must be surrounded by clear space defined below to ensure visibility and impact.

Clear Space

As shown below, the PFN Logo must be surrounded by a clear space at least equal to the distance marked as “A” on the top, left and bottom sides and twice the width of “A” on the right side. “A” is equal to the distance between the right edge of the “P” symbol and the left edge of the wordmark. You must not display any elements or characters in the clear space other than the background. Be sure to isolate the PFN Logo from any surrounding elements.

Logo and Background Colors

It is recommended to use the official full-color logo wherever possible. The only single-color options are all black and all white. When using the full-color logo, the background must be blank and white. When using single-color logos, avoid similar colors and complex backgrounds that compromise visibility and legibility.