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NSBA Branding Elements 
Founded 1937
Refreshed 2024


In 2024, the National Small Business Association (NSBA) launched a refreshed brand, including the following specifications:

The NSBA star is representative of NSBA’s legacy and foundation of bringing together small-business owners to advance productive policy creation and change, redesigned in 2024 as a reflection of our steadfast commitment of pursuing our Priority Issues and organizational objectives for the now and future advancements of small business in the U.S.

With its red and blue coloring, the 2024 star is further reflective of NSBA’s commitment to working with leaders of all political perspectives and positions to advance common sense policy and regulations for the small-business community.

The NSBA star is trademarked.  Its blue color is HEX #10396E, and its red color is HEX #C01823. The ‘TM’ marker is shown in NSBA blue HEX #10396E. 

 

NSBA 2024 Star TM - Aug. 2024.png

HEX #10396E

HEX #C01823

This is the complete NSBA logo with text and lettering, including the NSBA star:

NSBA NEW Star Text Lettering TM - Aug. 2024.png

The lettering and text of the complete NSBA logo are images; however, in instances of desired reprinting or for permitted reuse, the NBSA text options may be shown and are trademarked with Avenir Next LT Pro. Its blue color is HEX #10396E.

The lettering of the ‘NATIONAL SMALL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION’ and America’s Small Business Advocate’ is Arial Nova Cond Light, and its blue color is HEX #11386E.

The NSBA star, text with the top left corner of the ‘N’ removed, and lettering, together, are also trademarked. The ‘TM’ marker is shown in NSBA blue HEX #10396E in all instances.

 

HEX #10396E

HEX #11386E

NSBA Star B&W

Star, Text, Slogan

NSBA Star

Star, Text

Star, Text Stacked

NSBA Formal Logo

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