Use of the IACHE logo is subject to authorization. Authorization will not be granted if such use is contrary to the Council of IACHE’s values and principles, if the logo is to be used for commercial purposes or if it is to be used in conjunction with the logo, name or trade mark of a firm. Each case will be considered individually in order to ascertain whether the aforementioned conditions are met. Authorization does not confer any entitlement to exclusivity 

 The  IACHE logo do not match the quality of print of the rest of the certificate.
The guaranteed way to check if a certificate is genuine, is by using our online certificate verification system. This will check our records against the Learner details provided and send confirmation via email whether the achievement of the Learner is genuine or not. When using the facility, you will need to ensure all details are entered exactly as they appear on the certificate as anything different will fail our validation checks. 

The  IACHE logo is the identifying symbol for the Council. Consistent use of the logo enhances the  IACHEs recognition. The logo must appear on every publication. Correct and consistent use will ensure that it acts as a highly recognizable brand identifier for the  IACHE.

• The logo may be used only in approved form and may not be altered except where otherwise noted.
• . Any misuse of the logo, the University’s name or image, is prohibited.
• The fonts used in the logo text are New Baskerville, a strong, stable font with custom scaling and kerning, and is offset by the simple and modern Stone Sans Bold.
• The logo is available in horizontal and vertical versions. Either version may be used to best suit each individual project.

 Public Affairs & Marketing has the responsibility of respectfully intercepting any and all misuses of   IACHE branding. In such cases, we will make every effort to suggest and supply revised design or materials to assist our community with projects. Any internal representative using   IACHE logos should be familiar with the institution’s logo policies. 

Moreover Our logo embeds a crowm symbols within the IACH abbreviation. We chose the compass rose to symbolize  IACHE’s commitment to charting a bold future , where accountability meets innovation in creative, meaningful ways that assure a high quality experience for the clients.

Copies of the logo, as well as the  IACHE Brand Logo Standards Guide are available to  IACHE-accredited institutions. Please contact Sandra Chalifoux,  IACHE’s Executive of Media and Events, via email to obtain a copy of the Guide.

 Under the international criminal law, certain uses of copyright, registered designs or trade mark, without the Council's permission can amount to a criminal offence accordingto ANY concerned country of law. These are often referred to as piracy, for a copyright infringement, intentional copying for registered designs, and counterfeiting, for a trade mark infringement. 

 Coucil’s logo, name, websites, or related information’s use without prior written consent or agreements will invite criminal offence in any country against the person and concerned institution by Intellectual Property Crime under international law. 

SIZE REPRODUCTION LIMITS

• Do not shrink the logo so that it cannot be reasonably read.
• In order to retain the quality of the  IACHE logo, it should never be reproduced so that the horizontal version is less than 2 inches wide or that the vertical version is less than 11⁄4 inches wide. That is the size currently on WesternU business cards.
• If the entire logo will not work due to size/space considerations.

MINIMUM SPACE REQUIREMENTS

• Be sure to leave adequate space surrounding the logo.
• Maintain a consistent margin of clear space around the logo at all times. Clear space should be equivalent to 1⁄2 the width of circle and caduceus. This is a general rule as there will be times when the logo will appear on top of a photo or graphic and the space requirement may not be able to be strictly applied.

WHERE TO USE

These versions of the Council logo are to be used on Council stationery, on any kind of external communications, the Councily website, and all printed materials for general consumption including, but not limited to, brochures, magazines, advertising and marketing materials.

Sometimes the entire logo may not work due to space/size issues, such as on pencils, pens, or other small branded promotional items. In those instances, the meatball or the logo text can be used alone. Generally speaking, when dealing with small sizes, the logo text will be more readable than the meatball due to its larger font size.

The decision to use the circle and caduceus (meatball) or the logo text by itself should not be made by personal preference. They should only be used alone when the entire logo will not work for a particular application. For questions, please contact   IACHE Public Affairs & Marketing.

The meatball or logo text can be used on shirts and other promotional items, however, use of the entire logo is encouraged unless space restrictions dictate otherwise.

• Do not change the color of the logo. The only acceptable colors are all black, all white, all burgundy, and limited gold foil applications.
• Do not stretch the logo out of shape.
• Do not embed the Council seal/meatball within other images.
• Do not allow the logo to appear fuzzy or grainy.
• Do not use pieces of the logo to create new logos.
• Do not screen back and place text over the logo.
• Do not reconfigure any part of the logo.
• Do not create unauthorized versions of the logo.
• Do not place logo behind patterned or gradient overlays.
• Do not place images or graphics over the logo.
• Do not rotate the logo.
• Do not create word art of the Council  name.
• Do not use the Council  name or logo on copyright protected materials.
• Do not combine the IACHE logos with other logos.
• Do not animate or apply 3D effects to the logo.

Having primary responsibility over the IACHE brand, please note that Public Affairs & Marketing maintains the right to approve, alter, or adjust brand guidelines for specific uses.