Privileges of Affiliated Status Sample Clauses

Privileges of Affiliated Status. A. Promotion and Logos (CP-30) It is the policy of the Board that HFTP chapters may identify themselves as such on circulars, brochures and promotional materials related to solicitation of members, continuing education programs, or other programs or materials. Chapters that use HFTP logo(s) must primarily use their HFTP Chapter logo (personalized chapter logo which has written HFTP at the top and the chapter name below). If the chapter is using the general HFTP logo (HFTP at top, full name spelled out below), they must include their chapter name preceding or following the logo(s). HFTP and chapters hold federal income tax exemptions under section 501(c) (6) of the IRS code. In order to maintain this exemption, chapters must avoid advertising, making recommendations, or publicizing for individuals or companies. Chapters may not render services or offer benefits to individuals or companies that are not available to all members. Guidelines for HFTP Logo(s) Use:  HFTP logo(s) are registered service marks and should not be used to suggest that HFTP endorses an organization’s products or services in any way.  Requests for the use of HFTP logo(s) must be submitted in writing and the use of the logos must be defined.  With the exception of HFTP chapters, HFTP logo(s) should not be used on letterhead, brochures, advertisements, flyers, direct mail pieces, reports, books, handouts, web sites, PowerPoint presentations, or other items used to identify an organization.  Organizations with affiliation to HFTP (employees who are members) may request an “HFTP Member” or “HFTP Allied Member” logo directly from HFTP Global to use.  The HFTP logos may not be used for any commercial purpose unless approved specifically by HFTP in writing.  Any member or chapters of the Association in good standing may use the HFTP logos.  The use of the HFTP logos by any member or chapter of the Association in good standing, is authorized for the members' business cards, stationery and envelopes where the member's name is imprinted on the paper not merely typed. Individual members in good standing may also request the “HFTP member” logo from the HFTP Global office.  The HFTP logos must not be used in such a way as to represent approval by HFTP of the content of circulars, brochures, and other such promotional materials without prior written permission of the Association. A copy of the proposed material showing the use of the logo must accompany all requests for permission.  Members a...
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