Marketing Material

Trifold

8.5" x 11"
Microsoft PowerPoint (PPTX)

Rack Card

3.5" x 8.5" and 4" x 9"
Microsoft PowerPoint (PPTX)

Business Card (single)

2" x 3.5"
Microsoft Word (DOCX)

Business Cards (sheet)

2" x 3.5"
Microsoft Word (DOCX)

Flyer

8.5" x 11", 2 color schemes
Microsoft Word (DOCX)

Presentation

16 x 9
Microsoft PowerPoint (PPTX)

Bookmark

2" x 8"
Microsoft PowerPoint (PPTX)

Media Release Probus Month Template.docx

Media Release

Probus Month

How to work with this Marketing Material

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Should you want to adapt the artifact for your club, then you have two ways to do so:

To keep working in your web browser,

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Please refer to the online help for detailed instructions on how to edit this document.

Style Guide

Logo Emblem

Location: https://www.probuscanada.ca/club-reference-guide/info-resources/official-logo

The PROBUS Canada logo can be downloaded in several versions. Color variations of the logo – white, greyscale, black - are available on request.

Color Specification – Purple and Gold – are provided on the above webpage. 

Name 

PROBUS Canada – Used when writing the full name of the organization. (PROBUS is all caps, Canada is not). 

Probus – Used when written alone in a sentence (Only first letter is capitalized) 

Club Names – Clubs can decide whether to capitalize Probus in the name of their clubs. Examples: The PROBUS Club of ___; The Probus Club of ___; THE PROBUS CLUB OF ___ 

Typography

Heading Verdana Bold
Subheading Verdana Regular
Body Calibri 

Alignment Use left or justified. Center alignment is only to be used for special documents such as flyers and certificates. 

Slogan

Get Connected, Stay Connected – It should always be written with the first word of each part in bold. 

Photos 

Ensure that all photos used in literature are not copyrighted. If using photos contributed by club members, ensure that all identifiable persons have given their written consent.