GE - Billy Blue Communication Design

In addition to the
guidelines appearing
on other pages of
this document, when
using the GE trademarks
and name
outside the U.S.A.,
follow these special
guidelines:
• GE trademarks may be used in all countries
outside the U.S.A., subject to local restrictions,
by distribution and service businesses outside
GE under agreements with GE businesses.
• GE marks should not be translated into foreign
languages. Similarly, in text the trade names
“GE,” “General Electric,” and “General Electric
Company” should remain in English whenever
possible.
Note: Although exclusive use of the communicative
name “GE” is preferred, outside North
America where the abbreviation is not commonly
recognized, “General Electric” may be used.
In text, use the name “General Electric” when
the Company is first mentioned, but use “GE”
in subsequent references. In a graphic signature,
use the name as shown in the first example below.
Never translate or change the Monogram.
The Monogram may not be redrawn or altered
in any way.
g General Electric
*
g
GE Motors
Use of GE Trademarks & Name
outside the U.S.A.
Standard Trademark Protection Notice
Since trademark laws vary from country
to country, use one of the following forms
of notice, particularly in printed matter,
in all countries outside the U.S.A.:
• Form 1
Follow a GE trademark with an asterisk
referring to one of these statements in the
official language of the country:
*Trademark Proprietor General Electric Company
*Trademark of General Electric Company
• Form 2
Use this statement without an asterisk:
GE Identity Program 360, Dealers & Distributors Trademark & Graphic System Practices GE Identity Website: www.ge.com/identity
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and We bring good things to life.
Trademarks of General Electric Company
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